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Climate plans cities often inconsistentA new study reveals that nearly 70% of climate adaptation plans in European cities contain significant inconsistencies, severely limiting their effectiveness in addressing rising climate risks. “As Europe warms twice as fast as other continents, this ‘adaptation gap’ poses growing threats to the 75% of Europeans who live in cities”, says UT researcher and lead author Diana Reckien.Read more
Meaningful exchanges by integrating geo-techno-social expertiseThe international symposium "Change the Climate – Change the Dialogue" held on 25 October 2024 at the University of Twente, brought together media professionals, scientists, communication specialists, engineers, social scientists, students, policymakers, artists and industry representatives to explore holistic geo-techno-social approaches for climate solutions. Through knowledge sharing and innovative communication strategies, the event fostered collaboration across disciplines and sectors.Read more
Climate plans cities often inconsistent
Meaningful exchanges by integrating geo-techno-social expertise
New minor in Sustainability and Climate Physics a huge success
First LEAF-accreditations for sustainable labs awarded at UT
Capture biodiversity on campus : join our nature photography exhibition!
Climate change demands system change
Climate Event 2024: Inspiration & Collaboration towards Climate Action
Less is more: Efficient Hydrogen Production with Less Precious Metals
Cheryl de Boer appointed Strategic Director of UT Climate Centre
Show Your Stripes Day: join UT’s sustainability community
Most companies fail to define ambitious reduction targets
Climate Centre funds nine new projects aimed at increasing climate impact
