Enduring Impacts: Archaeology of Sustainability We are happy to annouced an ‘IHOPE’ inspired funding call from National Geograohic, The Request for Proposal focuses on the gathering and analysis of archaeological,…
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The formation of BRIDGES as an international coalition is now proposed as a means to support and strengthen the sustainability science domain as it has developed over the past two…
7 of may WITH CLIMATE ACTION STALLING, people are now facing the prospect of having to adapt to major environmental change. Join us for an interdisciplinary discussion on the adaptability…
The music EP “Sånger från Ängersjö” (Songs from Ängersjö) consists of five tracks composed and recorded by the jazz musician Maria Kvist. The record is the first deliverable from the…
Many of today’s cities are not sited or planned for the long-term. The laboratory of the past is where durable urban forms can be identified, the importance of their supporting…
Interlacing varied approaches within Historical Ecology, this volume offers new routes to researching and understanding human–environmental interactions and the heterarchical power relations that shape both socioecological change and resilience over…
IHOPE with Felix Riede joins the newly established Knowledge-Action Network on Emergent Risks and Extreme Events. The Risk KAN network provides an open platform for scientific communities working on extreme…
Workshop: Climate change and its relation to cultural/natural heritage 14–15 March 2019, Moesgaard Museum, Aarhus As the 2019 ushers in a new, powerful wave of public awareness and action to…
Extreme climate risks are recognised as the most severe threat to fast-growing cities across the globe, and especially in Africa. As most world governments commit to reduce carbon emission, the…