The Soil Atlas 2024 not only highlights the consequences of the global loss of fertile soil, but also shows the potential of sustainable and fair land use for climate protection and biodiversity.
Following the 7 October attacks by Hamas and the ensuing war, extensive restoration and development efforts are anticipated, encompassing construction, energy production, infrastructure expansion, and more. While these actions are crucial, there are concerns about potential irreversible damage to the Western Negev region's open spaces.
This paper explores the potential of green employment as a key pillar of the just transition, advocating for a holistic approach that not only accelerates the transition to a green economy but also ensures that this transition is inclusive, just, and beneficial for all.
The European Union is pioneering sustainability through robust regulations and standardization, significantly influencing global norms. This publication explores the EU’s initiatives, challenges, and the potential for international adoption to drive a sustainable shift in product consumption and production.
The EU Taxonomy, central to the Green Deal, emerged from the 2018 “Action Plan on Financing Sustainable Growth.” It classifies sustainable economic activities, providing investment clarity and transparency. While facing challenges, its role in advancing the Green Deal and influencing global sustainability practices is critical. This paper explores its intricacies, lessons, and broader relevance.
Developing a climate vulnerability index is essential for reliable data analysis, guiding the formulation of climate adaptation policies. This paper identifies key vulnerability indicators for creating Israel’s national climate vulnerability index.
Decentralizing energy grids is a crucial step in the transformation towards sustainable energy markets. This paper discusses regulatory frameworks in Europe and the US as examples for energy sharing projects.
