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RE4GREEN
Environmental and climate-related challenges are global and reach all sectors of society. However, research and innovation (R&I) activities that address these challenges, may carry substantial unintended implications. RE4GREEN aims to contribute to a European Research Area ethics and integrity framework for R&I activities designed to reduce the risk from such implications and to support the transition to a sustainable economy and society as envisioned by the European Green Deal. RE4GREEN will reflect diverse stakeholder views and relate them to cross-cutting environmental and climate ethics issues by applying a bottom-up social lab methodology. RE4GREEN’s framework will consist of operational research ethics and integrity guidelines, recommendations, and training materials for researchers, ethics and integrity experts and advisors, and ethics reviewers to ensure R&I activities support the Green Transition.
Courses
Modules
- Addressing environmental justice in research & innovation
- Applying Ecofeminist Ethics to Research
- Circularity in Research and Innovation
- Creating and communicating a sustainable research culture
- Directionality towards planetary stewardship: From disconnection to relational praxis
- Doing research with communities affected by climate change: Climate-conscious methodologies matrix (for researchers and ethics reviewers)
- Doing research with communities affected by climate change: Climate-conscious methodologies matrix (for students and citizen scientists)
- Earth to research podcasts
- From waste to wisdom: rethinking plastic waste management in the lab
- Green Labs, Smarter Science: Practical Steps for Sustainable Research and Innovation
- Incorporating gender, health, and climate justice in your research: A reflexive question card exercise
- Innovation in a post-growth world
- Introduction to environmental justice
- Just Transition (part one): Sustainability as a wicked problem
- Just Transition (part two): Green Colonialism and Energy Justice
- Mapping research connections to environmental justice: Crisis Tree exercise
- Micromodule care ethics and environmental ethics
- Nature Relations in Research and Innovation
- Planetary health, human well-being and environmental justice
- Technology and sustainability
- The Environmental Cost of AI: What Can we do about it?
