Organisation profile
Organisation profile
Human-caused perturbations of Earth systems may mean crossing several planetary safety boundaries, and this may lead to problems such as climate change, biodiversity loss, chemical pollution and freshwater use. Climate change makes these risks increasingly visible, through droughts, floodings, forest fires and sea level rise. In order to be sustainable, society may have to reorganize its fundamental interactions with these Earth systems. For this, it is proposed that we may need to engage in phasing-out fossil energy sources, build a circular economy and adapt to increased risks.
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Drop by Drop: Facilitating the Energy-saving Behavior of Smart House/Office Inhabitants using AI and Gamification
Klemke, R. (PI), Iren, D. (CoI) & Peters, G.-J. Y. (CoI)
1/07/22 → 1/07/26
Project: Research
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Better tools, less conflicts. Value pluralism and social learning for better biodiversity decisions
Huitema, D. (PI), Krikke, H. (CoI), Hugé, J. (CoI), Neuteleers, S. (CoI) & Arredondo Cereceda, M. (Junior researcher)
15/05/22 → …
Project: Research
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MinPlas: Minimizing the environmental impact of (micro)plastics by integrated modelling of supply and source-to-impact chains
Ragas, A. (PI), Krikke, H. (CoI), Löhr, A. (CoI), van Wijnen, J. (CoI) & Hoeke, S. (Junior researcher)
1/04/21 → 31/03/26
Project: PhD project