Climate change will induce direct and indirect new health problems that will result in new pressures for medicine and global human health
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Gian-Marco Rignanese / Professor
Our use of energy has been one of the drivers (and probably the main one) of climate change. Moving to renewable sources of energy is crucial for the future of our planet. Materials (...)
Matteo Campioli / Research professor
irreversibility, timing, will, costs
Anne Habraken / Research Director FNRS
Grouped settlement “STIRA”, when citizens use their home choice, outside current society practice, outside property developer to propose rational solutions
Jean-Christophe Charlier / Professor of Physics
As a physicist, I am mostly interested in the long-term structural changes in (renewable) energy systems to potentially solve part of global warming problems (greenhouse gases (...)
Virgilio Goujon / Master student
The key element is education... for all our problem. The youth mind is the most fertile ground for any idea on earth. They must be planted with the environmental seed and time will do the rest.
Séverine Fourdrilis / Postdoctoral scientist
I made changes in my daily life. I still feel powerless to fight climate change. Stopping lobbies and populism's influence on politicians is the key to the ecological transition.
Jean-Christophe de Biseau / Teacher and researcher
The evolution of life has led to remarkable biodiversity. This biodiversity is both useful and beautiful. Its usefulness to man is a rational fact that can be illustrated by numerous (...)
Estelle Laurent / PhD student
My research focuses on the consequences of habitat fragmentation and climate modification on dispersal choices of organisms. Therefore, since we know global change will have dramatic (...)
Eric Lambin / Professor
Less meat, nor car, but still flying