The final piece that pushed me to take action was a recent study showing dramatic declines in insect abundances in German nature reserves. It not only touched me because I was (...)
Wendt Müller / Associate Professor
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Olivier De Schutter / Professor
There is enormous power in exemplarity; and there is psychological comfort in coherence.
Xavier Fettweis / FNRS Research Associat
My main concerns about climate change in my researches are the melt of the Greenland ice sheet and the associate sea-level rise. I reduce my carbon footprint in many ways.
Ronny Schallier / Scientific collaborator RBINS
The North Sea, my field of work, is receiving a tremendous human pressure such as from shipping, fisheries, pollution from land or via atmospheric depositions, from offshore platforms (...)
Elise Dupont / Teaching Assistant
I am working on the physical limits of renewable energy expansion and in my personal life I do my best to reduce my carbon footprint, but it can be challenging sometimes 🙂
Geneviève Lacroix / Head of ecosystem Modelling team
As an oceanographer, my main concern is the adverse impact of overfishing, microplastics, habitat degradation, sea water temperature rise, acidification, eutrophication, chemicals (...)
Valérie Hugon / Master student
My main concern is the lack of awareness of a large number of people about the quantity of products (food or not) useless, superfluous purchased and that will often end up in (...)
Dries Van den Eynde / Researcher
I am researcher working of physical impacts of climate change, sea level rise, change of storminess, effects of sea level rise on waves. I am also involded in environmental impact (...)
Anne De Rudder / Scientist
Atmospheric science highlights the impact of man on climate. Solutions require re-allocating collective resources, currently misappropriated, to the common good.
Xavier POURIA / Consultant
I have been working with public and private actors on mitigation and adaptation to climate change for more than 10 years. In concrete terms, for mitigation to climate change (...)