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New cookbook by Johan Rockström, now in German: "Eat Good" with healthy recipes for us and our planet
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04/02/2019 - Unhealthy nutrition is one of the biggest causes of health risks worldwide and at the same time a risk to climate stability. What we eat can make ...
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The living lab experiment "Climate-Neutral Living in Berlin" takes stock: Everyone can contribute to climate stabilization, but without politics it won’t succeed
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31/01/2019 - "Climate-Neutral Living in Berlin" – for one year, more than 100 Berlin households have tried to shift to a more climate-friendly everyday life, ...
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International Green Week: Agriculture expert Lotze-Campen speaks at several events
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22/01/2019 - From agriculture and biodiversity to digital technologies in the agricultural sector to climate change and food: During and before the ...
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Lancet report: Healthy lives and a liveable planet for all require major changes in what we eat and how we produce it
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17.01.2019 - Feeding a growing population of 10 billion by 2050 is possible if we shift towards a planetary health diet, a major new report by the EAT Lancet ...
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Science to COP25: Must Knows for Climate Negotiators
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06/12/2019 – The pace of contemporary rise in greenhouse gas concentrations is unprecedented in climate history over the past 66 million years and weather ...
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AGRICA - Climate risk analyses for identifying and weighing adaptation strategies in sub-Saharan Africa
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A project implemented by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and ...
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Ackerdemia wins KfW award 2018
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19/10/2018 - The project of the former scientist of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Christoph Schmitz, has been honoured with the ...
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Sustainable and healthy food to feed the world in 2050: Nature study
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10/10/2018 - “Feeding a world population of 10 billion people is possible - yet only if we change the way we eat, and the way we produce food, our research ...
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New Report “The World in 2050”: Sustainable development experts meet in New York
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07/10/2018 - From education and health to responsible consumption, a decarbonized energy-system, agriculture, sustainable cities and digitalization - six ...
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Spacefood for cows: Industrial microbes could feed cattle, pigs and chicken with less damage to the environment
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06/20/2018 - Deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss, nitrogen pollution – today’s agricultural feed cultivation for cattle, pigs and ...
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