Unter der Ägide von M. Sutton vom Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH)
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Edinburgh ist 2019 im Auftrag des International Nitrogen Management System
(INMS) noch einmal eine umfassende Problemanalyse vorgelegt worden, die in
einen Alarmruf der Wissenschaftler’innen mündet:
The report is framed as a manifesto for “Science-in-Action”. By this, we mean
applying the evidence from science and the experience of researchers engaged in
policy development to develop a vision of how Sustainable Nitrogen Management
must be a core theme for sustainable development. The report is aimed at stimulating discussion, raising awareness and catalyzing action by governments, business, civil society, scientists and citizens for a more sustainable Nitrogen Earth. We
present options as opportunities for environment, health and economy. In identifying these opportunities, we point to benefits and limitations of particular actions,
while avoiding recommendations for specific policies. These must be for governments to agree, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, in the light of the
emerging evidence”.
Möge dieses Buch dazu einen Beitrag leisten.
Claus Leggewie was born in 1950 in Wanne-Eickel. Ludwig
Börne-Professor, University Gießen, Head of the Panel on
Planetary Thinking. Until 2017 Director Institute of Cultural
Sciences, Essen, Germany, and until 2016 member of the
advisory council, German Federal Republic, Global Environmental Changes (WBGU).
Prof. Leggewie teached and researched in Paris-Nanterre,
Algeria, at the Department of Human Science (IWM), in Vienna
and New York University, where Prof. Leggewie received in
2016 the Sanders Prize. Prof. Leggewie is honorary doctor of the
University Rostock and co-editor of the Journal Transit. He
published Jetzt! Opposition, Protest, Widerstand, Cologne, 2019,
and works presently on the subject “Politische Kunst im
Anthropozän”.
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Sutton M A, Howard C M, Adhya T K, Baker E, Baron J, Basir A, Brownlie W, Cordovil C, de
Vries W, Eory V, Green R, Harmens H, Hicks K W, Jeffery R, Kanter D, Lassaletta L, Leip A,
Masso C, Misselbrook T H, Nemitz E, Nissanka S P, Oenema O, Patra S, Pradhan M, Ometto J,
Purvaja R, Raghuram N, Ramesh R, Read N, Reay D S, Rowe E, SanzCobena A, Sharma S,
Sharp K R, Skiba U, Smith J U, van der Beck I, Vieno M, and van Grinsven H J M (2019):
Nitrogen grasping the challenge. A manifesto for science-in-action through the International
Nitrogen Management System, Summary Report. Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Edinburgh,
UK.
viii
Foreword
3 in
Edinburgh ist 2019 im Auftrag des International Nitrogen Management System
(INMS) noch einmal eine umfassende Problemanalyse vorgelegt worden, die in
einen Alarmruf der Wissenschaftler’innen mündet:
The report is framed as a manifesto for “Science-in-Action”. By this, we mean
applying the evidence from science and the experience of researchers engaged in
policy development to develop a vision of how Sustainable Nitrogen Management
must be a core theme for sustainable development. The report is aimed at stimulating discussion, raising awareness and catalyzing action by governments, business, civil society, scientists and citizens for a more sustainable Nitrogen Earth. We
present options as opportunities for environment, health and economy. In identifying these opportunities, we point to benefits and limitations of particular actions,
while avoiding recommendations for specific policies. These must be for governments to agree, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, in the light of the
emerging evidence”.
Möge dieses Buch dazu einen Beitrag leisten.
Claus Leggewie was born in 1950 in Wanne-Eickel. Ludwig
Börne-Professor, University Gießen, Head of the Panel on
Planetary Thinking. Until 2017 Director Institute of Cultural
Sciences, Essen, Germany, and until 2016 member of the
advisory council, German Federal Republic, Global Environmental Changes (WBGU).
Prof. Leggewie teached and researched in Paris-Nanterre,
Algeria, at the Department of Human Science (IWM), in Vienna
and New York University, where Prof. Leggewie received in
2016 the Sanders Prize. Prof. Leggewie is honorary doctor of the
University Rostock and co-editor of the Journal Transit. He
published Jetzt! Opposition, Protest, Widerstand, Cologne, 2019,
and works presently on the subject “Politische Kunst im
Anthropozän”.
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Sutton M A, Howard C M, Adhya T K, Baker E, Baron J, Basir A, Brownlie W, Cordovil C, de
Vries W, Eory V, Green R, Harmens H, Hicks K W, Jeffery R, Kanter D, Lassaletta L, Leip A,
Masso C, Misselbrook T H, Nemitz E, Nissanka S P, Oenema O, Patra S, Pradhan M, Ometto J,
Purvaja R, Raghuram N, Ramesh R, Read N, Reay D S, Rowe E, SanzCobena A, Sharma S,
Sharp K R, Skiba U, Smith J U, van der Beck I, Vieno M, and van Grinsven H J M (2019):
Nitrogen grasping the challenge. A manifesto for science-in-action through the International
Nitrogen Management System, Summary Report. Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Edinburgh,
UK.
viii
Foreword