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NRC Opinon by Wageningen Centre of Sustainability Governance
Researchers from the Wageningen Centre for Sustainability Governance (WCSG) feature in the NRC Opinie (opinion pieces) as guest writers across a broad range of environmental, policy, and climate related topics. Here you can explore these engaging NRC articles brought to you by researchers from our section at WCSG.
NRC articles
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Let wildfires burn more often
- Wisse van Engelen, a junior researcher at the Environmental Policy group, argues that wildfires cannot be suppressed entirely. Given their important... -
A landscape without people can be detrimental to biodiversity
- NRC interviews Bas Verschuuren from the Forest Nature and Policy group at Wageningen University & Research. The following interview was published... -
The EU must make agriculture more resilient
- Yannick Buitenhuis, researcher from the Public Administration and Policy group (PAP), recently published a climate opinion piece in the NRC... -
EU Pulse fishing ban does not limit future innovation
- The NRC opinion article,The EU Pulse fishing ban does not limit future innovation, is now published on the NRC Klimaatblog (Climate blog) since May... -
Participation is not intended to overcome resistance - NRC climate opinon by Helena Solman
- ENP researcher Helena Solman recently published a climate opinion piece, Participation is not intended to overcome resistance, in the NRC Climateblog... -
Ingrid Boas features in NRC article on climate migration
- Dr. Ingrid Boas features in NRC article on climate migration Dr. Ingrid Boas, Associate Professor at ENP and an expert in climate mobility and... -
Boycotting seafood will not save the seas
- The Netflix documentary Seaspiracy ranks in the top 10 most watched films on the streaming platform. Its message is clear, to save the seas we have... -
NRC interviews Annah Zhu: ‘China plants trees the way it builds buildings: quick, efficient and large’
- This NRC Opinon Editioral piece by Paul Luttikhuis (September 2020) is an interview with dr. Annah Zhu regarding her research on China's growing role... -
Big data can easily be misinterpreted- NRC Opinion Piece by Ingrid Boas