Category: Climate change & political action

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 (...)

One key obstacle to combating climate change is the naïve faith that it can be solved by technological progress, as most new inventions merely stimulate more consumption.

Scientific evidence shows that climate changes are ongoing. To mitigate those changes, we need to rapidly change our lifestyles, and not wait for a strong political action.

My main concerns in the field of biodiversity and plant responses to climate change is that many ecosystems (forests, grasslands, drylands, etc. across the globe) ARE already actually (...)

It's now urgent to protect water and soil ressources. The action we take at personnal level are insufficient but absolutely necessary.

For protecting the tropical forests and wildlife, we need to change the food system globally and our own dayly behaviour

A novel can't stop global warming. But some stories stick with us, possibly affecting the way we think about the world, and in turn affecting the way we live in the world.

my mains concerns relate to climate change. At both remote locations (Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, and ice caps), as well as at local scale (Europe, Belgium and cities (...)

Main concerns in their field of expertise The soil is the largest terrestrial carbon pool and slight increase or decreases in this pool will have important effects on the atmospheric (...)

Global warming impacts every living being on Earth. Every citizen has a responsibility to mitigate their impacts and to demand legislation that works to protect the environment.