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Fantastillions
Christoph Eder, corporAID
The health, economic and social crisis triggered by the pandemic will certainly keep us busy for a long time. If you believe many reasonable people, then ...
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No math games
Melanie Pölzinger, corporAID
Austria wants to become climate neutral by 2040. To do this, the republic would have to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 million tons annually by 4,5. And even if the political ...
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Rhetoric and reality
Fred Luks, sustainability expert
Sustainability expert Fred Luks explains why green rhetoric can be viewed positively. Read his comment here!
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Looking east
Frederik Schäfer, corporAID
It is now known that Europe is not the center of the world. Dealing with the corona crisis is also far more efficient elsewhere. That's how many hold ...
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Brain upgrade
Katharina Kainz-Traxler, corporAID
In terms of continuing education, 2020 brought surprisingly positive results to light. Who would have guessed in January that the Austrian population would soon ...
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Social Engineering
Christoph Eder, corporAID
Like almost the whole world, Austria has been under the spell of the novel corona virus for six months. Both here and there, governments set and continue to set restrictive ...
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Smooth transition
Melanie Pölzinger, corporAID
This year, World Overshoot Day fell - the day on which more resources were used than nature can regenerate within a year - ...
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Charter in exit
Katharina Kainz-Traxler, corporAID
Since Hong Kong's autonomy status has been increasingly curtailed, many residents of the former British Crown Colony have been considering emigration. One who is not only interested in a personal ...
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True Grit
Frederik Schäfer, corporAID
It sounds downright euphoric when visions for Africa's energy future are drawn up internationally: For example, the steadily increasing demand for energy should in future come entirely from renewable sources ...
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Designing supply chains sustainably - an opportunity for the brave
Christoph Soukup, studio for materials and recycling management
Christoph Soukop sees the stricter human rights regulations as an opportunity for companies to make their business models fit for the future.