Fueling the fire: How emotions spark and sustain (climate) activism
Explore how emotions drive and sustain climate activism. Insights from researchers and activists on anger, hope, community, and change.
Centre for Sustainable Development Studies
CSDS strives to enhance the scholarly exchange of knowledge on sustainable development and promotes joint research across social sciences on sustainable development issues.
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“Wat de boer niet kent, dat eet hij niet” – Why This Saying Gets Farmers Wrong
Swiss farmers adapt to climate change using local knowledge and experimentation. Discover how this vital resource supports resilience in agriculture amidst economic and environmental pressures. -
Running water: a fragile certainty
Water scarcity and flooding deepen inequality. Hebe Verrest shows who carries the heaviest burdens and how local knowledge can shape fairer, practical solutions. -
From good intentions to big impact: how to really save water
Save water effectively. Discover expert tips from psychologist Cameron Brick on habits that truly cut water use: from washing & showering to smart detergent use. -
Sponge cities: how we prepare for drought
Due to climate change, drought in cities is becoming an increasing problem. Urban planners Jannes Willems and Mendel Giezen explain how we can prepare our cities for these dry conditions.