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  Giorgio Dini handle.invalid · Oct 9, 2025
  Happy to share our latest pub on Ecological Econ. By means of a field exp at the @eaere.bsky.social 2022 Annual Conference, we show that increased visibility of one's food choices relatively affects their sustainability. Joint work with @atavoni.bsky.social, Astrid Dannenberg and Eva Weingärtner.
  

  Food choice with increased visibility – A field experiment at an environmental economics conference

  Food choices and in particular meat consumption have major impacts on the local and global environment, which is why the topic is gaining attention in…

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  Malin Wiese malinwiese.bsky.social · Aug 1, 2025
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  Giorgio Dini handle.invalid · Jul 9, 2025
  Call for abstracts! The Beijer Young Scholars are convening a session at #AGU25: "Advances in Modeling and Governing Interacting Shocks in the Anthropocene". Submit by July 30! 🌍⚡ 📍New Orleans, Dec 15–19 🔗 agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/pr...

  Advances in Modeling and Governing Interacting Shocks in the Anthropocene

  Our collective well-being depends on interconnected socio-ecological systems. In the Anthropocene, these systems increasingly face unanticipated variability in key inputs (i.e., shocks), and nonlinear...

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  Bernie Bastien-Olvera bbastien.bsky.social · May 27, 2025
  What an amazing week at the Beijer Institute, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences! Sharing ideas, methods and good moments with this talented group of scholars studying socioecological impacts.
  
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