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The Netherlands in 2120
Climate change, urbanisation, biodiversity, rising sea levels, extreme weather and increasing food production: these are just a few of the factors... -
Flooding
The amount of extreme rainfall and its severity is increasing in the Netherlands and Western Europe. What is the reason for this and what can we do to...
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‘An important step’: Wageningen scientists react to outcome of COP28
| Several WUR researchers attended the UN climate summit COP28 in Dubai to share their scientific knowledge. How do they assess the results of the... -
WUR at COP28: Sharing knowledge on solutions
| The UN climate conference is once again on the horizon. Political scientist Sylvia Karlsson-Vinkhuyzen is attending COP28 primarily to study the... -
WUR works to make the Netherlands future proof during the 2023 Innovation Expo
| Wageningen University & Research was well-represented at the 2023 Innovation Expo: Tim van Hattum delivered a keynote on the path towards a nature... -
Mansholt Lecture 2023: nature-based perspective for Europe well-received
| ‘This is a story of hope, of working with nature.’ The annual Mansholt Lecture was held in Brussels on Wednesday, 20 September. Tim van... -
Mansholt lecture 2023: A natural future for Europe in 2120
| In the future Europe, humans will collaborate with nature to combat the effects of climate change and allow biodiversity to flourish. That is the core...