Melhores podcasts sobre Advancing Sustainable Solutions (2024)

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Sustainable Business Model Design – Patterns to Make Sustainability Work 44:57

2+ y ago44:57

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Businesses are an essential driver for sustainability, yet managers struggle to make decisions about their business model that actually improve their sustainability performance. In this episode, we meet Florian Lüdeke-Freund, Henning Breuer, and Lorenzo Massa, authors of the new book called ‘Sustainable Business Model Design’. They introduce the co…

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It’s not just a concept: a holistic approach to implement nature-based solutions 45:56

2+ y ago45:56

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There is a clear and urgent need to accelerate the implementation of sustainability solutions. We must move beyond simple conceptual understanding of solutions, instead experimenting with collaborators in contexts in order to improve effectiveness, share learnings with others, and avoid future mistakes that waste time. In this episode, we discuss n…

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Goals, targets, and indicators – Applying the Sustainable Development Goals in cities 43:07

2+ y ago43:07

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Today, more than half of the world’s population live in cities, and by mid-century it is predicted that more than two-thirds of the world’s population will live in urban areas. This sees cities at the forefront of sustainability, needing to meet social needs within our ecological boundaries. An overarching guiding roadmap to consider sustainability…

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Exploring the role of AI in sustainability 51:15

3y ago51:15

51:15

Artificial intelligence - AI - is being applied throughout society to a wide array of sustainability-related challenges, where it can help to effectivize and optimize systems to save both energy and resources. AI can also be used to analyse enormous amounts of data, faster than any human ever could. However, AI is very energy demanding, and comes w…

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Renewable Energy Adoption: Is current growth enough to meet future climate targets? 47:49

3y ago47:49

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Every year, the world adds more renewable energy production capacity than the year before. But, looking historically, is this growth enough to achieve our climate targets? According to a recent publication in ‘Nature Energy’, the short answer is “no” – to meet the climate goals requires decades of growth in renewables at rates higher than those obs…

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Degrowth: Challenging infinite growth in a finite world 48:31

3y ago48:31

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Degrowth is a critique of infinite economic growth, recognising continued consumption of scarce resources will inevitably result in exhausting them completely. In this episode, we present the challenges of living within an economic system governed by infinite growth on a planet with finite resources. We discuss key vocabulary to understand degrowth…

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Coping with Climate Anxiety 44:54

3y ago44:54

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Anxiety is a natural emotional response to stress, fear, or danger. Then, it is no wonder why some are experiencing anxiety in the face of the climate crisis. Although not a clinical diagnosis, climate anxiety – and related terms like eco-anxiety, ecological grief, and solastalgia – describes the distress, grief, or anger caused by environmental de…

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Sharing Economy Business Models for Sustainability 54:29

3+ y ago54:29

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The sharing economy is not sustainable by default – search for images of bikesharing graveyards. But, with careful design of the business models that facilitate access over ownership, the sharing economy can increase intensity of use and material efficiency, contributing to sustainable consumption. In this episode, co-host Steven Curtis shares with…

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Evaluating for a Sustainability Transition 44:18

3+ y ago44:18

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All kinds of public policies are being proposed to address our climate and sustainability challenges, for example, emission standards, substance bans, aviation taxes, energy efficiency labels, and even communication campaigns. However, global carbon dioxide emissions keep going up! Are these policies working? Under what circumstance? And, at what c…

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The "Brainy" Bunch: The journey of a PhD student 44:18

3+ y ago44:18

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What happens when you take a bunch of people from different cultural and geographical backgrounds, ask them to integrate under one discipline or department, and share a profound and life-changing experience? In this episode, we unpack some of these stories as we look at the journey of a PhD Student at Lund University. We interview our colleagues Em…

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Sustainable Finance: Investing in Our Future 52:03

4y ago52:03

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Sustainable finance, non-financial disclosures, ESG, oh my! The world of sustainable finance may seem dark and scary. But, in this episode, we introduce many key concepts through dialogue as well as discuss how sustainable finance contributes to wider sustainability objectives. The finance sector is playing an ever growing role in supporting the tr…

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Storytelling for Sustainability 43:57

4y ago43:57

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If we want to imagine a more sustainable future, we need to be emotionally connected with that vision. Providing the latest facts and figures alone won’t do the trick. We suggest storytelling can be a great way to convey these facts in a compelling way to envision and connect with a possible future. Stories are an effective narrative device, becaus…

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Energy Communities: a transition towards a more just energy system? 39:14

4y ago39:14

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We use energy in almost every aspect of our lives. Yet, often, we do not know the source of electricity that powers our homes or heats our food. In this episode, we explore energy communities as a form of decentralised and democratic energy production. Community energy sees people coming together to take control of their energy needs, by finding al…

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Missions - A Small Step, Or A Giant Leap? 53:31

4y ago53:31

53:31

Missions are being discussed widely within the European Union and beyond as a tool to steer policy, innovation, and research. Similar to other missions – to the moon, to cure cancer, and to eradicate smallpox – the missions-oriented approach seeks to set bold and radical goals to tackle our pressing environmental and social challenges. In this epis…

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Tips and Tools for Teleworking 51:46

4+ y ago51:46

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Working from home? We have you covered with several tips and tools for teleworking and virtual meetings. Building on decades worth of research and experience in teleworking for sustainability, we share with you some suggestions to make the sudden transition working from home easier. We discuss with Peter Arnfalk and Charlotte Leire their experience…

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Research for Agenda 2030: Values of Our Economic System 52:54

4+ y ago52:54

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Our economic systems are shaken as a result of COVID-19 and the global impact the virus will have on individuals, organisations, and economies. Prior to the global pandemic, we recorded this episode to discuss ongoing research at Lund University about our economic systems to support the Sustainable Development Goals. In this episode, we collaborate…

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Intellectual Property Rights for Sustainability 46:37

5y ago46:37

46:37

Por IIIEE | Lund University

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It's not just a tree: a story about nature-based solutions 48:15

5y ago48:15

48:15

Por IIIEE | Lund University

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Policies for a Circular Economy: Part 3 46:41

5y ago46:41

46:41

Policies are needed to ensure a circular economy. In the final episode of our mini-series on the circular economy, we explore the role of policy and the need for research to ensure policies like the European Green Deal promote a circular economy for sustainability. We discuss the trade-offs of slowing resource loops and energy efficiency, for examp…

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Circular Resource Flows in Cities: Part 2 42:05

5y ago42:05

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The global population living in cities is expected to reach nearly 70% by 2050. This trend in urbanisation will require massive amounts of infrastructure to be built from concrete and other natural and manufactured materials. In the second episode of our miniseries on the circular economy, we explore the business case for circular resource flows - …

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Circular Business Models for Sustainability: Part 1 36:47

5y ago36:47

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The circular economy is promoted by government and industry as an approach to reduce resource consumption while maintaining a high standard of living. In this episode, we explore circular business models that leverage strategies of closing, narrowing or slowing resource loops. This episode is the first of three episodes part of our mini-series on t…

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Joining Forces for Sustainability: The value of interdisciplinary education 48:50

5y ago48:50

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Our global sustainability challenges are complex and require partnerships and collaboration across disciplines and sectors. As such, as a society, we must value interdisciplinary perspectives and work together to address these challenges. In this episode, we discuss the value of interdisciplinary education to address our complex sustainability chal…

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“Is anyone listening?” Reflections on Evaluating Research Impact 37:43

5+ y ago37:43

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There is growing interest among funding agencies, governments, and society in general to understand the impact of research conducted within academia. However, evaluating research impact is tricky and finding as well as leveraging impact pathways can be daunting without first considering the desired impact early in the research planning process. Thi…

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Scooters, Sharing & Sustainability 36:37

5+ y ago36:37

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Given the global sustainability challenges that we face, we need new forms of production and consumption. However, will the sharing economy be a part of the solution? Or, part of the problem? In this month's episode, Sofie and Steven discuss the sharing economy broadly before elaborating on business models in the sharing economy. Speaking criticall…

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A Town Of Ice And Fire 32:12

5+ y ago32:12

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Kiruna, a small and industrious mining town in the arctic north of Sweden, is facing a unique challenge - the mine has expanded so far under ground that it is weakening the town’s foundations and will eventually pose a threat to inhabitants. City leadership and the mining company decided that much of the town would have to be demolished and moved. …

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Crash Course On COP + Youth Action 35:51

6y ago35:51

35:51

Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old young person from Sweden, has inspired a generation to take action on climate change. In this episode, we acknowledge and appreciate the actions of youth, like Greta, around the world in demanding action on climate change. Reflecting on our own experiences, fear and our own perceived lack of knowledge often hinders us.…

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Flying Free in the New Year 30:27

6y ago30:27

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There is growing urgency within the academic, political and public spheres to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in order to lessen or mitigate the impacts of climate change. To do so, many online are voicing their commitments by making a New Year’s Resolution to reduce their flying or to not fly at all in 2019. In this episode, we explore the reasons…

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Gift-Giving This Holiday Season 29:03

6y ago29:03

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Like so many, have you waited until the last minute to buy gifts for your family and friends this holiday season?? In this episode, we will provide some specific suggestions for those among us still in need of gift ideas, which are also applicable for all gifting occasions. Furthermore, we will discuss with our colleagues, researching sustainable c…

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The Circular Economy and You 28:34

6y ago28:34

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Individuals have their part to play in the transition towards a circular economy. In this episode, we will introduce the circular economy and strategies to facilitate a transition from our linear to a more circular economy. Furthermore, we visit a repair cafe and illustrate how you can extend product lifetimes. The episode is produced in connection…

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Experimenting in the City 36:16

6y ago36:16

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New ways of governing our cities are emerging. Urban experimentation offers opportunities to test sustainability solutions in context and learn from these successes or failures. Citizen engagement and participation is a prerequisite. In this episode, we will discuss experimentation as a form of urban governance and suggest ways you can engage and p…

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"What is Science?"... and its role in society 19:53

6y ago19:53

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What is science? In this episode, we explore science in order to build a foundation for exploring sustainability research in future episodes. Then, we showcase a scientific workshop to illustrate the role fo science in supporting policy-makers.Por IIIEE | Lund University

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Introduction to the Podcast! 6:55

6+ y ago6:55

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In this episode, will introduce listeners to the podcast 'Advancing Sustainable Solutions'. You will learn more about the hosts, our organisation, and our vision for the podcast.Por IIIEE | Lund University

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Sustainable Business Model Design – Patterns to Make Sustainability Work 44:57

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It’s not just a concept: a holistic approach to implement nature-based solutions 45:56

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Goals, targets, and indicators – Applying the Sustainable Development Goals in cities 43:07

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Exploring the role of AI in sustainability 51:15

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Renewable Energy Adoption: Is current growth enough to meet future climate targets? 47:49

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Degrowth: Challenging infinite growth in a finite world 48:31

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Coping with Climate Anxiety 44:54

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Sharing Economy Business Models for Sustainability 54:29

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Evaluating for a Sustainability Transition 44:18

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The "Brainy" Bunch: The journey of a PhD student 44:18

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Sustainable Finance: Investing in Our Future 52:03

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Storytelling for Sustainability 43:57

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Energy Communities: a transition towards a more just energy system? 39:14

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Missions - A Small Step, Or A Giant Leap? 53:31

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Tips and Tools for Teleworking 51:46

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Research for Agenda 2030: Values of Our Economic System 52:54

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Intellectual Property Rights for Sustainability 46:37

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It's not just a tree: a story about nature-based solutions 48:15

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Policies for a Circular Economy: Part 3 46:41

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Circular Resource Flows in Cities: Part 2 42:05

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Circular Business Models for Sustainability: Part 1 36:47

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Joining Forces for Sustainability: The value of interdisciplinary education 48:50

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“Is anyone listening?” Reflections on Evaluating Research Impact 37:43

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Scooters, Sharing & Sustainability 36:37

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A Town Of Ice And Fire 32:12

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Crash Course On COP + Youth Action 35:51

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Flying Free in the New Year 30:27

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Gift-Giving This Holiday Season 29:03

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The Circular Economy and You 28:34

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Experimenting in the City 36:16

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"What is Science?"... and its role in society 19:53

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Introduction to the Podcast! 6:55

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