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Avoiding and reducing food waste: this is how we do it in our GreenDependent households
Reducing the carbon footprint of our individual and household food consumption is essential to minimise food waste in our homes. Of course, this is not only important in terms of reducing our carbon footprint, but also in terms of reducing the waste of resources used to consume other discarded, unused food and drink and the associated negative environmental and social impacts. Moreover, we can do all this basically without spending extra money…
Citizen Thinking Lab 2 – Hungary
A second round of citizen thinking labs is carried out in five case countries (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden) focusing on the assessment of pathways and strategies towards 1.5° lifestyles at the household level.
Citizen Thinking Lab 2 – Latvia
A second round of citizen thinking labs is carried out in five case countries (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden) focusing on the assessment of pathways and strategies towards 1.5° lifestyles at the household level.
Citizen Thinking Lab 2 – Spain
A second round of citizen thinking labs is carried out in five case countries (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden) focusing on the assessment of pathways and strategies towards 1.5° lifestyles at the household level.
Citizen Thinking Lab 2 – Sweden
A second round of citizen thinking labs is carried out in five case countries (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden) focusing on the assessment of pathways and strategies towards 1.5° lifestyles at the household level.
Citizen Thinking Lab 2 - Germany
A second round of citizen thinking labs is carried out in five case countries (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden) focusing on the assessment of pathways and strategies towards 1.5° lifestyles at the household level.
Carbon footprint chronicles: A deeper dive into the footprints of our case countries in 2015, 2030, and 2050
A previous blog post has detailed the carbon footprints for 49 countries and regions in 2015, 2030, and 2050 and how the EU 1.5° Lifestyles modelling team developed these footprint scenarios. In this post, we take a closer look at the household carbon footprints of the five case study countries of the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project.[1] The results in this post are based on our sustainable technological development scenario without lifestyle changes…
EU 1.5° team contributes to the degrowth tapestry
Conference contribution to 9th International Degrowth Conference – 2023 on Discussing degrowth climate utopias with diverse stakeholders.
EU 1.5° Lifestyles Newsletter - Issue 4 - 2023 August
As we are now into the third year of the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project, we have a lot of news for you. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading about our work, let us know about any feedback you may have, and come to meet us at one of the conferences we are attending.
Presentation of the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project and Climate Puzzle at the German Business Guild meeting
"The climate is changing. Are we changing too?" – this was the question members of the German Business Guild (Wirtschaftsgilde) asked themselves at their 73rd winter meeting. The meeting in Segl Maria in Switzerland lasted one week. Presentations on the IPCC's 6th Assessment Report and security risks associated with climate change set the scene before Lena Domröse from adelphi presented the EU 1.5…
Climate Puzzle for Germany now publicly available
EU 1.5° Lifestyles project partner D-mat has brought on the market the Klimapuzzle, a German version of the original Climate Puzzle, which also served as a basis for the Climate Puzzles developed for the five case countries in the EU1.5° Lifestyles project (Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Sweden).
Spreading the Word for Sustainable Lifestyles: Contribution from the EU 1.5° Lifestyles Project to ICEP and SCORAI
This summer has been quite productive for the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project team. Our colleagues from the University of A Coruña (UDC) Adina Claudia Dumitru, Luisa Losada Puente and Nadin Ozcelik presented some of our research findings. Adina and Luisa presented the main findings on motivations, contextual resources and challenges for adopting a 1.5° lifestyle in five case countries in Europe, co…