… Perspectives of sustainable and crisis-proof cities in the ‘More local, public and agile, the cornerstones of a resilient post-Corona city’ The …

… A new kind of closeness - Impulses for more sustainability in The drastic travel and …

… cooperation as a catalyst for societal change In the last few months, the Covid-19 pandemic has shown how vulnerable our globalised and interconnected societies are, how inseparable national and international … vulnerable marginalised groups in society are; the crisis should encourage us to do more to fight for global justice. In this respect, research and cooperation are not …

… Resilience thanks to green energy: Future investments for Deserted streets, markets and offices. Global supply chains are disrupted and supply shortages appear. Many face growing food insecurity. This is not the … to preventive health care, the current situation in many countries is all the more precarious. It took a corona virus on a global scale to remind us that the …

… Science and science-policy advice in post-normal times: chance Rarely has there been a time when scientists have been in the focus of politics and the public over a longer period of time than since the beginning of the Corona … and online media shaped the picture. The Corona crisis is prototypical for the even more serious ecological-social crises such as Global Warming. It shines a spotlight …

… Why Planetary Health can promote a more inclusive One of the most important … crisis is: how can we make the economic case for investing in a green, healthy and just recovery for people and the planet? The COVID-19 pandemic offers many lessons, despite the early stage …

… International Environmental and Sustainability Policy During The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. Geopolitical tensions, for example between China and … the USA, as well as existing conflicts between the EU states appear to have become more severe. In addition, the pandemic has significantly intensified the crisis …

… of humanity has always been unpredictable, major challenges⁠ — like the current pandemic — have been an inevitable part of our shared history. What is different now, … dominant force of planetary change. In other words, the Anthropocene has arrived, and with it an unprecedented opportunity to steer our collective future. last update … pandemic could become a disruptive event that triggers fundamental change toward a more desirable future for all. Human history is rich with other instances of rapid …

… The black toe and the virus: A wake-up call for planetary health „I am sorry but we need to … of the small town in southern Sweden again, he seemed a different man: slimmer, more cheerful, as if he was ten years younger. He had stopped smoking, was eating …

… is perceived by many as a historical caesura. As a result of a zoonosis, the pandemic with the Sars-CoV-2 virus occurred, which out a spotlight on the global interdependencies between society, nature and economic activity. The containment of the virus requires drastic measures and as … social conditions. Countries in the global South in particular are generally much more affected by the health and economic impacts. The crisis shows the importance of …

… or – there is no During the early days of the lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic a “witty expression” did the rounds on social media in Germany. “Now the young are helping the old” - by not attending parties and staying at home. “Tomorrow (after the pandemic) the old will help the young” - … “blue” hydrogen is the solution, and which methods ensure negative emissions, more systematic deliberations are required on how socio-ecological change can be …