On the ISOE blog “Social Ecology,” scientists share their theses and findings on current topics in sustainability research and invite open discussion. The main focus lies on shaping transformation processes toward sustainability, addressing challenges such as conflicting interests, power asymetries, and the limitations of the various forms of knowledge.
How Can Authorities and Water Suppliers Develop Sustainable Measures for Groundwater Protection and Use Amid Uncertain Conditions? This question is crucial in the face of climate change, increasing demands for water use, and growing awareness of environmental issues.
View ArticleHow water infrastructures not only reflect but also shape the relationship between nature and society
View ArticleAn Interview with ISOE Water Researcher Robert Lütkemeier on Droughts, Groundwater Levels, and Water Availability in Germany
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All EventsThis blog is not only a showcase for our research, but also a place where we invite scientists from other institutions to present their work and exchange ideas.
We look forward to contributions from guest authors.
