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The EU 1.5° Lifestyles project public outputs are listed and can be downloaded from here - sorted by Work Packages (WP).
[This page is updated continuously - last update: 5th of February 2024]
WP1 - Quantitative analysis of lifestyle carbon footprints
Blog article about emissions overshoots against 1.5 °C climate targets and the infographic
Journal paper about "(In)Sufficiency of industrial decarbonization to reduce household carbon footprints to 1.5°C-compatible levels" by Stephanie Cap, Arjan de Koning, Arnold Tukker, Laura Scherer.
WP2 - Transformative strategies for households
Jessika Richter
Jessika is an Associate Senior Lecturer at the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics at Lund University. She conducts interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research on policies and initiatives enabling sustainable consumption through a circular economy, including repair, reuse, longer product lifetimes, extended producer responsibility (EPR), green procurement, circular…
Pilar Vieiro Iglesias
Montserrat Durán Bouza
Eduardo Barca Enríquez
Manuel Peralbo Uzquiano
Alicia Risso Migues
Eva Peralbo Rubio
Halliki Kreinin
1.5° Lifestyles at home - Workshop series by GreenDependent Institute in Hungary
Last week EU 1.5° Lifestyles partner, GreenDependent Institute in Hungary, kicked off their online workshop series called 1.5 degree lifestyles at home.
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A successful sustainability transformation depends on an inter- and transdisciplinary knowledge as well as a strong coalition of actors, given the barriers to change existing both at the national and international level. As the EU 1.5° Lifestyles team, we are therefore extremely interested in liaising and collaborating with projects and actors pursuing similar goals across the world. We aim to support each other via exchanges about methods and insights and to develop joined communication and dissemination strategies. We are currently in the process of starting the collaboration with our