Aluminium treatment as a measure against eutrophication

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Atmospheric rivers and the onset of sea ice melt Chief Scientists Michael Tjernström and Paul Zieger answers three questions about the Arctic expedition. 00:00:04. What will you explore? 00:01:07. Where are you going? 00:02:15. What will it lead to?

Annie Ernaux besöker Stockholms universitet

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A conversation between two students in Molecular Techniques in Life Science (a joint programme between Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm University and KTH), Krzysztof Jurdzinski and Ireen de Vries, both engaged in the environmental movement. Studying a very research-focused program, the students discuss how they see the role of science, academia and themselves in transforming our uncertain future.

A conversation between post-doctorate researcher Linn Rabe (Environmental Sociology) and master’s student Kara Tai (Sustainable Development). From academic perspectives, they discuss the difficulties that encompass maintaining climate change conversations, such as the conflicting emotions that may arise with individualized responsibilities while living under complex societal systems. Additionally, they explore the driving forces of how our unjust and unsustainable society reached its current point, as well as the transformations needed to create an equitable and sustainable future.

A conversation about climate ethics between a post-doctoral researcher in climate ethics Olle Torpman and environmental student Daniel Vamos about climate ethics. The conversation touches upon different ideologies and values, and how we can discuss the climate crisis and action despite these differences. Why do we disagree on climate solutions? How we should talk to people with different ideologies and values? How we could include conservative parties in discussions about climate? Are humans really only egoistic? How not to create new exclusion and injustices in course of green transformation?

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Hur mycket påminner striden för kvinnlig rösträtt för 100 år sedan om dagens kamp för kvinnors rättigheter? Vilka var de hetaste politiska frågorna då och nu? Och var det verkligen det stora demokratiska genombrottet vi brukar göra det till? Medverkade: kvinnohistorikern Christina Florin, statsvetaren Lenita Freidenvall och idéhistorikern Annika Berg. Moderator: Gabriella Ahlström. Öppen föreläsning/digitalt samtal från Kulturhuset.

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Hållbarhetsmål 2, Ingen hunger. Givet vår planets gränser så är ”minde men bättre kött” en strategi för hur vi i Sverige och andra länder med hög BNP kan arbeta för en mer rättvis fördelning av världens matresurser. Kajsa Resare Sahlin och Line Gordon från Stockholm Resilience Center forskar för att hitta en konstruktiv definition på vad "minde men bättre kött" kan innebära i praktiken. Det handlar om att väga olika hållbarhetsutmaningar mot varandra. Forskarna samarbetar med olika aktörer i livsmedelsproduktionen. En av dessa är lantbrukaren Fredrik Cleve Kjellröier som driver ett omställningsarbete på sin gård Björkby i Almunge.

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Baltic Breakfast

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