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June 25, 2025

Podcast episode: Environment, health and optimism - what we can achieve together

In the latest “SWR2-Wissen” podcast, Prof. Dr. Claudia Traidl-Hoffmann, an environmental and preventive medicine specialist, talks about the connection between the environment and health - and how we can accomplish a lot through knowledge, prevention and joint action.
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Prof. Dr. Claudia Traidl-Hoffmann bei ARD Campus Talk
June 24, 2025

Natural forest reserves as a means of offsetting methane emissions from rice cultivation

The West African states want to become less dependent on rice imports and are promoting regional cultivation. In the journal Environmental Research Letters, scientists led by CCR board member Prof. Dr. Harald Kunstmann have now published a study that examines the semi-arid savannah forests of West Africa as potential methane sinks for offsetting methane emissions from rice cultivation.

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Mole Park Ghana Methanmesssungen
May 26, 2025

Do early warning signals of tipping points lead to better decisions?

CCR professor Florian Diekert and colleagues have presented a framework for improved resilience strategies for human-nature systems in the Journal of The Royal Society Interface. The concept provides a better understanding of how, when and why early warning systems and indicators can lead to improved decisions – and when they cannot.
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How a simple early warning system (EWSys) works.
May 21, 2025

Land Use, Climate Change, and Hydrological Extremes – CCR member Prof. Fiener contributed to an opinion article

Floods, droughts, and heatwaves are increasing globally. This is typically attributed to CO2-driven climate change. In an opinion article for Hydrology and Earth System Science, Peter Fiener and colleagues argue that the focus on CO2-driven climate change is leading to a shift in focus away from potentially more important drivers of floods and droughts: past land-use changes.

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Landnutzung durch den Menschen: Versiegelung, Verdichtung und Entw?sserung von B?den, Verlust von Feldgeh?lzen
March 31, 2025

The World Climate Game at the CCR

Innovative teaching at the ZfK: students from three subject areas are taking an interdisciplinary approach to climate, resilience and serious games. The first World Climate Game took place from 10 to 14 March 2025 as an interdisciplinary block seminar at the Centre for Climate Resilience.
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Board of the world climate game
Feb. 27, 2025

Call for Master and Ph.D. students - CASCADE October 17 - 26, 2025, Split, Croatia

The Summer Institute in Systemic Risks, Cascades and Tipping Points (CASCADE) invites 25 Master and Ph.D. students to the Mediterranean Institute for Life Sciences, University of Split, Croatia, for 10 days from October 17-26, 2025.
Students will receive training in systemic risk, a concept that analyzes the accumulation of risks and tipping points through cascading effects of systems and sectors.
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CASCADE 2025
Feb. 19, 2025

Social science research on climate change shows ways out of the implementation crisis

From 17 to 19 February 2025, the German Climate Consortium (DKK) held the symposium ‘Implementation crisis in climate change mitigation and adaptation as well as possible solutions’ in cooperation with the Centre for Climate Resilience. The conference, chaired by DKK chairwoman and CCR professor Dr. Angela Oels, was a summit meeting of social scientists in climate research in Germany.
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Gesellschaftswissenschaftliche Klimaforschung zeigt Wege aus der Umsetzungskrise
Feb. 13, 2025

‘What you see is not what you get: ESG scores and greenwashing risk"

Manuel C. Kathan and Sebastian Utz from the Chair of Public Finance with a focus on Climate Finance publish their new research paper in the international journal Finance Research Letters.
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The graphic shows the discrepancy between the actual and the apparent environmental performance of companies.
Feb. 13, 2025

Review: Workshop on Interdisciplinary Research

Just two weeks after the official kick-off of BRaVE, the doctoral students were invited to a workshop on 4 February to sharpen their focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and gain new insights. Prof. Dr. Ulli Vilsmaier from the Responsive Research Collective led the students through this enriching workshop.
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Die Workshop-Teilnehmer zu "Interdisziplin?re Forschung" zusammen mit Prof. Dr. Vilsmaier
Feb. 7, 2025

Global carbon management – the earth as a rubbish tip?

To achieve the climate targets, we will have to actively remove CO? from the atmosphere in the future. Prof. Dr. Ottmar Edenhofer, Director and Chief Economist of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), gave a fascinating lecture at the Centre for Climate Resilience in which he highlighted both the challenges and opportunities of so-called negative emissions and CO? pricing.
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Group photo with Prof Dr Ottmar Edenhofer. From left to right: Harald Kunstmann, Andrea Thorenz, Claudia Traidl-Hoffmann, Ottmar Edenhofer, Matthias Reiger, Angela Oels, Marco Wilkens
Jan. 30, 2025

University receives excellent rating in the WirtschaftsWoche business and economics ranking

The University of Augsburg belongs to the top 10 percent of places to study business and economics in Germany. According to the current WirtschaftsWoche ranking, the university is ranked 18th among German universities and 24th among universities in the D-A-CH region.

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WiWi-Fakult?tsgeb?ude im Winter Au?enansicht breit
Jan. 29, 2025

Call for Sessions for the congress "New Cultural Geography" 2025

From September 30 to October 2, the congress "New Cultural Geography" will take place at the University of Augsburg. It is organized by the Chair of Urban Climate Resilience and is themed "Speculative geographies of the new climate regime". The call for sessions is now online.
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Kongress Neue Kulturgeographie 2025

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