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Deforestation beyond borders? Constructing legal evidence of illegal deforestation in the Casino lawsuit by Pierre-Louis Choquet13 MarIn the autumn of 2020, a coalition of French and Brazilian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) took legal action against the French-owned retail giant Groupe Casino, claiming the company had failed its ‘duty of vigilance’ by selling products linked to deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.En savoir plusDeforestation beyond borders? Constructing legal evidence of illegal deforestation in the Casino lawsuit by Pierre-Louis Choquet13 MarIn the autumn of 2020, a coalition of French and Brazilian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) took legal action against the French-owned retail giant Groupe Casino, claiming the company had failed its ‘duty of vigilance’ by selling products linked to deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Feeling the pulse : exploring dynamic water transport in plants through innovative sensors by Professor Kathy Steppe ( Ghent University)13 Mar
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Ethical investment: a load of bull? by Erasmus zu Ermgassen12 MarThere is a growing call for financial markets to take sustainability into account when allocating capital. But how can we differentiate corporate sustainability leadership from greenwash? In this presentation, I’ll summarise four lessons we learned while advising a large financial investment fund.En savoir plusEthical investment: a load of bull? by Erasmus zu Ermgassen12 MarThere is a growing call for financial markets to take sustainability into account when allocating capital. But how can we differentiate corporate sustainability leadership from greenwash? In this presentation, I’ll summarise four lessons we learned while advising a large financial investment fund.
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Manganese recycling in European forest ecosystems: a database approach by Romain Duquenne12 Mar
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Relationships among functional traits in experimental microcosms of the protist Tetrahymena thermophila by Nils Svendsen11 MarFunctional traits are phenotypic traits that affect an organism's performance and shape ecosystem-level processes. However, estimatingfunctionaldiversity(i.e. thesumoffunctionsinducedbythe diversity of functional traits) as ameasure of biodiversity remains difficult inpractice.En savoir plusRelationships among functional traits in experimental microcosms of the protist Tetrahymena thermophila by Nils Svendsen11 MarFunctional traits are phenotypic traits that affect an organism's performance and shape ecosystem-level processes. However, estimatingfunctionaldiversity(i.e. thesumoffunctionsinducedbythe diversity of functional traits) as ameasure of biodiversity remains difficult inpractice.
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Importance of phenotypic traits in moderating animal population responses to climate by Viktoriia Radchuk ( Leibniz - IZW (Berlin))11 Mar
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Hydrological influences on iron-organic carbon bond dynamics in early permafrost degradation through a multidisciplinary approach by Eleonoredu bois d'Aische07 Mar
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Water in plant life by Professor Kathy Steppe (Ghent University)05 Mar
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Enhanced silicate weathering in cropland soils for intentional atmospheric CO2 removal: a modelling framework for assessing its efficacy and biogeochemical consequences by Juliette Glorieux05 Mar
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Estimating abundance and demographic parameters to inform conservation of endangered species by Ana Sanz Perez ( Leibniz - IZW (Berlin) / CTFC (Solsona))29 Feb