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  • New issue of eco@work out now.

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    Repair, Share, Reuse - Strategies for Waste Prevention

    22.04.2013 We can buy second-hand books, share ownership of an electric drill, or decide not to buy drinks in disposable bottles – there are many innovative ways of avoiding waste. This issue of eco@work puts some of the ideas under the spotlight. more

  • Suggestions for a further ambitious increase of renewable energies after the year 2020

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    Guidelines for future energy policy in Europe

    16.04.2013 Twelve European energy experts are presenting a joint key issues paper in Brussels today, which states policy principles for a post-2020 perspective of renewable energies. more

  • Hot off the press: Annual Report 2012.

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    Thinking and researching in networks: Annual Report 2012

    09.04.2013 Transdisciplinary science – from the very beginning this has been a fundamental aspect of what “research” means at the Oeko-Institut. The institute’s latest report expands on the concept and gives examples drawn from our work during 2012. more

  • Increasing desire to eat healthily and sustainably.

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    Tips for sustainable eating

    02.04.2013 Current and past food scandals are increasing the desire of many to eat healthily and sustainably. Oeko-Institut has put together some tips for environmentally- and climate-friendly eating. more

  • Fukushima province - a divided region.

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    Fukushima province – two years on

    18.03.2013 Two years after the earthquake and the nuclear reactor disaster in Fukushima, staff from the Oeko-Institut have visited Japan. In this photo-diary, researcher Dr Christoph Pistner describes his personal impressions of a region at a crossroads. more