A Guide to Sustainable Urbanization and Land-Use
Land use must be managed and regulated to mitigate climate change, improve accessibility, enhance competitiveness, restore degraded biospheres, and promote social cohesion. This guide shares stakeholder experiences and increases their involvement and sense of responsibility, to gain broad political support for land-us ...
Posted on 04/07/22
Achieving Global Biodiversity Goals by 2050 Requires Urgent and Integrated Actions
Top-level science-policy documents increasingly call for urgent transformative change to address the rapidly escalating global biodiversity crisis. The proposed actions in the new Post2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) could potentially bend the curve for biodiversity – but, only if promptly implemented and in a ...
Posted on 24/06/22
The SDGs in Austrian Cities: A Comparison between 2017 and 2021
Municipalities rely on the national governments for information, training, and financing to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This survey cites the main challenges for Austrian municipalities in adopting and implementing the SDGs and shows the need for urgent action at local, regional and national le ...
Posted on 20/06/22
The Building System Carbon Framework
A common carbon framework across sectors is becoming increasingly important as policymakers struggle to set more ambitious carbon reduction goals. The Building System Carbon Framework bridges embodied and operational carbon and is neutral on materials and solutions. It enables users to identify the best emissions-red ...
Posted on 08/06/22
Climate Claims against Governments in Europe
Environmental claims are part of the movement in seeking justice and taking legal action to promote social, economic and environmental sustainability. State and EU-level climate action and policies are being challenged for being insufficient to limit the global average temperature increase to below 2°C, as stipulated i ...
Posted on 02/05/22
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