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“With so many people killed on our roads, we have to speak clearly”
The latest statistics from Switzerland, Austria and Germany show that little progress has been made towards significantly reducing the number of road deaths. Reporting on these fatalities is often detached and formulaic. A new guide for journalists, developed by an international transdisciplinary…
A “Precautionary Pause” Is the Logical Way Forward for Deep-Sea Mining
Pressure on the International Seabed Authority (ISA) to finalise and adopt regulations for deep-sea mining is increasing. While some ISA member states are hoping to see progress soon, a growing number of states are demanding more time to research the environmental impact of mining raw materials on…
A Guide to Climate Research in Brandenburg
Climate change is one of the greatest and most complex challenges of our time. In 2024, Brandenburg State Government adopted the Brandenburg Climate Plan, a strategy to deliver on the twin goals of achieving climate neutrality and sustainability by 2045. To support the implementation of this…
Civil Society is Driving Germany’s Mobility Transition
In many cities abroad, politicians play a prominent role in making the mobility transition a reality. In Germany it is civil society actors who are driving change. Citizens in Berlin are putting the mobility transition on the agenda by campaigning for the introduction of Kiezblocks: A residential…
Beyond 2030: Paths to a Sustainable Future
The 11th "Potsdam Summer School (PSS25)" will explore the prospects for sustainable development beyond the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. At the heart of this blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and planet are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the SDGs. The Agenda…