Veröffentlichung: „Do they care about sufficiency? Exploring ethical consumers’ food shopping preferences and behavior“ in Umweltpsychologie 26(1) 2022
Abstract: This qualitative study addresses the question what food shopping preferences self-identified ethical consumers have and whether they are able to translate them into respective shopping behavior. Special focus is thereby laid on the question whether they care about sufficiency. We firstly investigate what food shopping preferences self-identified ethical consumers have and which of them meet sufficiency criteria. Secondly, we aim to find characteristic food shopping preference patterns. Thirdly, we investigate which of their preferences …
Bericht aus dem Projekt EffKom: Energie sparen mit smarter Heizungssteuerung
„Wir wollen die Menschen durch Technik in ihren Routinen unterstützen“: Interview im ModernisierungsMagazin
Veröffentlichung: “Energy (in)efficient comfort practices: How building retrofits influence energy behaviours in multi-apartment buildings” in Energy Policy 168/2022
Workshop Nachhaltigkeit in der Wohnungswirtschaft
Projektvorstellung „Grüne Stadt der Zukunft“ im Bayerischen Landtag
Bedarfserhebung Gesundheitsschutz bei Hitze: Workshops mit Kommunen
Interview mit Prof. Bernhard Gill: “Institutionen und Diskurs: Über den Umgang mit der Klimakrise” im Studierendenmagazin philtrat
Für das Münchner Studierendenmagazin philtrat führte Felix Meinert ein Interview mit Prof. Dr. Bernhard Gill über Krisenbewusstsein, die institutionelle Abhängigkeit vom Wachstum und den heutigen Klimadiskurs. Das Interview erschien am 28.03.2022 in der Online-Ausgabe des Magazins.…
Veröffentlichung: “Health effects of climate change – are they sufficiently addressed in pediatric settings in Germany to meet parents’ needs?” in Journal of Climate Change and Health 2022
Abstract: Children today are particularly vulnerable to direct and indirect health effects of climate change. Exposure to health hazards related to climate change will increase in the future. These health impacts increasingly pose additional challenges for the health care system, both in curative treatment and in preventive care. This paper therefore examines whether health care facilities for children and adolescents (“pediatric settings”) in Germany are adequately preparing for the impact of climate change on children’s …