PhD Opportunity: PhD fellow in Political Ecology of Natural Climate Solutions (University of Copenhagen)

Deadline: 31. March 2021 "The PhD study is part of a research project that examines the imaginaries embedded in and produced through Natural Climate Solutions. Theoretically, the project draws inspiration from the fields of political ecology and science studies. Empirically, it emphasizes narratives as the entry point to understand how Natural Climate Solutions (re-)produces ideas about past, present and future natures and nature-society relations." LINK

Pellegrini, Adam F. A.; et al. (2021): Decadal changes in fire frequencies shift tree communities and functional traits

Pellegrini, Adam F. A.; Refsland, Tyler; Averill, Colin; Terrer, César; Staver, A. Carla; Brockway, Dale G. et al. (2021): Decadal changes in fire frequencies shift tree communities and functional traits. In Nat Ecol Evol, pp. 1–9. DOI: 10.1038/s41559-021-01401-7. "Here, we address the overall effects of fire on tree communities and the factors controlling their sensitivity in 29 sites that experienced multi-decadal alterations in fire frequencies in savanna and forest ecosystems across tropical and temperate regions." LINK

Murray, Emily G.; et al. (2021): Will Individual Actions Do the Trick? Comparing Climate Change Mitigation through Geoengineering versus Reduced Vehicle Emissions

Murray, Emily G.; DiGiorgio, Andrea L. (2021): Will Individual Actions Do the Trick? Comparing Climate Change Mitigation through Geoengineering versus Reduced Vehicle Emissions. In Earth’s Future. DOI: 10.1029/2020EF001734. "This paper considers how one individual action (reducing carbon dioxide emissions from gasoline‐fueled private vehicles), when adopted at a global scale, may have an effect that is comparable to the effects of geoengineering. This paper also argues that the role of geoengineering as a safeguard against climate change may be encouraging complacency and reducing motivation for individual action." LINK

Liu, Weizao; et al. (2021): CO2 mineral carbonation using industrial solid wastes: A review of recent developments

Liu, Weizao; Teng, Liumei; Rohani, Sohrab; Qin, Zhifeng; Zhao, Bin; Xu, Chunbao Charles et al. (2021): CO2 mineral carbonation using industrial solid wastes: A review of recent developments. In Chemical Engineering Journal 416, p. 129093. DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2021.129093. "This paper reviews the current developments of mineral carbonation technologies by using industrial solid wastes as feedstocks, aiming at searching the reasons of its limitation." LINK

Vortrag für Kinder von Prof. Andreas Oschlies

Filmmitschnitt im Rahmen der Schüleruni des Exzellenzclusters »Ozean der Zukunft« 2012 (55 Minuten)

PhD Opportunity: PhD fellow in Political Ecology of Natural Climate Solutions (University of Copenhagen)

Pellegrini, Adam F. A.; et al. (2021): Decadal changes in fire frequencies shift tree communities and functional traits

Murray, Emily G.; et al. (2021): Will Individual Actions Do the Trick? Comparing Climate Change Mitigation through Geoengineering versus Reduced Vehicle Emissions

Liu, Weizao; et al. (2021): CO2 mineral carbonation using industrial solid wastes: A review of recent developments