Des citoyens témoignent des changements qu’ils adoptent pour la planète.

WeChangeForLife

  • 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.

  • Jean-Pascal van Ypersele / Former IPCC Vice-Chair / Professor of Climatology

    My concern, which sometimes keeps me awake at night, is that we, humans, are threatening the very inhabitability of the only inhabitable planet in the solar system

  • Lucien Bettendorff / Research Director F.R.S.-FNRS

    I do not think that there are environmental concerns specific to my field.They are in common with all fields in biological, chemical and biomedical sciences, but here is clearly (…)

  • Myriam Dumortier / Policy Officer, Guest Professor

    Expert in biodiversity, changing towards a sustainable way of life since 30 years, convinced that sustainable living brings happiness and happy to share experiences.

  • David Lombard / PhD student-researcher

    Although the Anthropocene and climate change are widely known as scientific issues, they are also significant cultural problems. In literary criticism and ecocriticism, the main (…)

  • We change for life

    We Change For Life is a project initiated by three scientists,
    biologists or climatologist, who wish to raise public awareness about
    the emergency to take action to ensure the livability of our planet.

Scientifiques, travailleurs, étudiants,... tous témoignent des changements mis en pratique dans leur vie pour respecter au mieux notre environnement.

Quelques témoignages

Wendt Müller / Associate Professor

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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 (…)

Renaud LOUIS/ Professor of Pneumology

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La pollution de l’air par les particules et l’ozone affecte considérablement la santé pulmonaire de la population en général.
Chez les personnes prédispodées comme les asthmatiques ou les patients souffrant d’asthme chronique (…)

Niels Souverijns / PhD student

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As a climate scientist working on Antarctica, I have been following the evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and its contribution to sea level rise. Research showed exponential (…)

Jean-François Rees / Professor & researcher

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As a marine biologist working on environmental pollution, I can see the growing threats posed by our activities to marine ecosystems. Marien ecosystems are changing rapidly, due (…)

Florence Degavre / Professor

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I was trained in Economics and Social sciences, with a focus on sustainable development. My scientific activities articulate insights from socio-economics and gender studies and (…)

Kristof Van Assche / Professor in Philosophy of Law

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Om te erkennen dat de klimaatverandering een probleem van individuele verantwoordelijkheid is, moeten onze traditionele concepten met betrekking tot morele verantwoordelijkheid wellicht worden herzien of uitgebreid.

Alexis Merlaud / Researcher

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We hebben meer publieke kennis nodig, minder irrationele overtuigingen, en om de macht van de bedrijven weg te nemen.

Jan Nyssen / Full Professor

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En tant que géographe, j’essaie de contribuer à résoudre les problèmes de développement inégal dans le monde. Face au lobby du Pétrole, j’apprécie la jeune génération pour sauver la Planète et les Peuples.

Denis Fournier / Research associate FRS-FNRS

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Biological invasions have major ecological and economic consequences, especially by disrupting ecosystem functioning and by homogenizing biodiversity. My research seeks to understand (…)

Chloé Salembier / Professor

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As ethnologists, we have observed over the past 10 years, in our respective fields, increasingly marked inequalities between populations. These inequalities are mainly the result (…)