Prof. Sonia I. Seneviratne

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April 9, 2024

The Climate Change Conundrum: Navigating Science, Politics, and Economics.

Navigating the 2024 Political Landscape of Climate Change: Insights from the EU, Gulf Region, and China Amidst Global Policy Gridlock. ..

Go Green or Stay Lean: Why Sustainable Portfolios Are Thriving

Discover how sustainable investing is reshaping the financial world. This article explores the rise of green portfolios, highlighting the benefits of investing in ESG stocks, green ETFs, and green bonds. Learn practical strategies to build a diversified sustainable portfolio and understand the risks and challenges of this evolving market. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, find out why aligning your investments with environmental principles is both financially smart and ethically responsible.

The Climate Change Conundrum: Navigating Science, Politics, and Economics.

Navigating the 2024 Political Landscape of Climate Change: Insights from the EU, Gulf Region, and China Amidst Global Policy Gridlock. ..

Entrepreneurship

6 ideas to live your green entrepreneurial dream and change the world

Consumers are desperate for more sustainable choices when they shop. So, now is the perfect time to launch a new green business. We give aspiring entrepreneurs a few ideas to get started!

Entrepreneurship

Kumēia meets regenerative farming entrepreneur Paola Castegnaro

After unsuccessful attempts to get her family’s farming business to adopt sustainable practices, Paola founded her own independent project, Hortelanas...

Education

How to teach Climate Change to children with the Churer Model

"I usually start a lesson with the students sitting in a circle". Kumēia meets skills-based learning teacher Annika Gotti.

How wildfires impact Europe’s economy and public health

The rise of extreme wildfires, driven by human-induced climate change, has and will continue to reshape the lives of millions..

Climate Change

How do we overcome our cognitive biases to save the planet?

The current hesitation and lack of urgency in terms of climate action seems completely irrational given the extent of the environmental threat and the knowledge we possess. Why, when our livelihoods and personal safety are in danger, do we ignore the call to action?

Editorial

Empowering the transition to a sustainable World

"I live by the idea that perfection should not get in the way of progress. You don’t have to be perfect, but you must make progress every day". - Désirée Haupts, Founder

Tag: Prof. Sonia I. Seneviratne

The Climate Change Conundrum: Navigating Science, Politics, and Economics.

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