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Podcast; How Green Is Your Deal?
Podcast #15: How green is your ocean? Marine governance and the European Green Deal | GreenDeal-NET
Oceans are at the forefront of climate change. As the biggest carbon sink, they play an important role in absorbing greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere. However, this absorption also heats up the ocean and results in ocean acidification, with significant negative consequences for marine ecosystems and the people who depend on them for their livelihood. At the same time, it has also become one of the prime locations for renewable energy generation.
In this episode, Froukje Maria Platjouw and Judith van Leeuwen, marine governance experts, share their insights on how the EU governs its oceans and seas, how it features into the European Green Deal, and the challenges sustainable marine governance faces.
For more information on their Horizon Europe research projects, which study how to navigate the complexity of EU marine governance under the European Green Deal to develop a coherent and integrated EU ocean policy framework, you can go here: CrossGov and PERMAGOV. You can also explore the topic further through our roundtable recording: "Delivering the European Green Deal - towards a coherent and integrated EU ocean policy framework for offshore renewable wind energy and biodiversity"
Podcast; Anders Omgaan Met Water
Anders Omgaan Met Water; Ons Toiletbezoek Is Niet Meer Van Deze Tijd
30 liter drinkwater spoelen we hier per persoon per dag door onze toilet. Niet meer van deze tijd, waarschuwen onderzoekers al langer. Maar waarom stoppen we er dan nog steeds niet mee?
Ik ga in gesprek met onderzoekers Bas van Vliet, Annemieke ter Heijne en Nora Sutton van de universiteit van Wageningen. Over besparen, hergebruiken, filteren en terugwinnen. En over onze gewoontes. Want zelfs al kan het anders en zijn er alternatieven, dan betekent dat nog niet dat alle gebruikers zomaar af willen stappen van het geliefde flush and forget.
Documentary; Het Gezicht Van De Zee ( The Face Of The Sea )
The Face Of The Sea
A documentary by Alexander Oey and explorer Arita Baaijens – “Het Gezicht van de Zee” (“The Face of the Sea”) was broadcasted on NPO2 KRO-NCRV, about the human relation to the sea, for which Annet Pauwelussen was interviewed last year.
Podcast; So What
The podcast series is inspired by the ever present question that looms over any researcher throughout their work, "Why is my research relevant?"
Sayel Cortes (ENP): On resillience and agricultural policies in the European Union - published November 29, 2022
Yannick Buitenhuis (PAP); On the diversity of city networks and the support they provide to the climate action initiatives of individual cities - published January 9, 2022
