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Interactive lecture night about having your own sustainable lifestyle
On the evening of Tuesday the 25th of February, 5 students of the ICP Master of Science in Sustainable Development organised an interactive lecture night about having your own sustainable lifestyle. They invited three speakers with three different...

Sustainable Europe 2030
By : Dea Hasna Isadora The UN 2030 agenda with 17 SGDs is a roadmap to a peaceful and prosperous world, and Europe is leading in the effort of achieving the goals. Therefore it is important to discuss the challenges and the strategies that Europe...

Opinion piece: ‘global change, social justice and climate strikes’
“You cannot be pro-environment on Monday and against raising fuel costs on Tuesday” I remember Emmanuel Macron disdainfully saying during one of his speeches in December, in the full eye of the ‘yellow jackets’ storm. However, that is exactly what...

Silent land, the fight for fair food: a film review
Silent Land: The Fight for Fair Food, is a documentary film set in Cambodia directed by Jan van den Berg. His films often concern human rights, diverse cultures and the struggles faced with regard to society and the environment. In this film he...

Story map with the aim to raise awareness about the oil palm in Peru
Story map with the aim to raise awareness about the oil palm expansion over tropical forests, especially in Peru. See the map

Renewable energy – An Opportunity For Energy Democracy
By Korneel van Dooren Succes story: the town of Eeklo Eeklo is dubbed the Flemish capital of wind energy. The town has the highest windturbine density of Flanders, 1 turbine for every 800 citizens. This makes the town completely self-reliant in...

Why Climate Displacements Are Not Gender Neutral
By Titus Kipruto When you think about climate change, what comes to your mind? Global warming, sea level rise, storms, hurricanes, adaptation, and mitigation are all terms often used in climate change discussions but gender isn’t that common and...