Theme Sustainability | Review

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Review on theme Sustainability

Bosbranden en de mens. Vijand of vriend? |Radboud Reflects @Go Short met filosoof Martin Drenthen en ecoloog Bjorn Robroek

Forest Fires and Mankind. Enemy or Friend? |Radboud Reflects @Go Short with philosopher Martin Drenthen and ecologist Bjorn Robroek

When does a forest fire threaten nature and when is it part of it? Learn from philosopher Martin Drenthen and ecologist Bjorn Robroek what forest fires say about humans and nature.

Denkend uit de crisis | Lezing en gesprek door filosoof Jan Bransen

Thinking Our Way Out of The Crisis | Lecture and conversation by philosopher Jan Bransen, socio-ecological interactions scholar Riyan van den Born and philosopher Elize de Mul

We can design our education system substantially differently so that we no longer educate young people who succumb to the pressure they feel, but creative open minds, capable of consciously shaping society. Come and learn to emerge from the crisis.

Digitale voetafdruk: de vervuiling van AI en andere digitale gemakken

Digital Footprint: the Pollution of AI and Other Digital Conveniences | Lecture and conversation by digitization scientist Bernard van Gastel, philosopher Elize de Mul and digital media researcher Rianne Riemens

Our data use seems to be a blind spot when it comes to sustainability. AI in particular is an energy guzzler. How can we achieve more sustainable digitization and awareness?

Cees Leijenhorst, Daniel DeRock en Marc Davidson - Foto Ramon Tjan

Beyond Borders: How to Turn the Tide of Environmental Destruction? | Lecture by environmental philosopher Marc Davidson and political scientist Daniel DeRock

To stop climate change, who wouldn’t want that? The Netherlands, Europe, the UN and other international organizations are all preoccupied with climate policy. But why aren’t these policies effective at stopping climate change?