On World Environment Day, the BIOMA Institute is sharing informative content here to reaffirm its commitment to sustainability and environmental the environment.
The climate crisis represents one of the greatest environmental, social, and economic challenges of our time.
The climate crisis demands a collective response based on knowledge, responsibility, and action.
We want to promote research and partnership core topic tools core topic building a more resilient and balanced.
Making the change
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Our experts weigh in
JAVIER ERRO
"research Economics "
researcher BIOMA Institute in the group
“Sustainablemanagement ”: A concerned yet proactive approach to environmental issues, combined with a clear commitment to research, can offer hope and solutions to an status facing all of humanity...
ELISABETH VILES
"Business and Environmental Balance"
Researcher at the BIOMA Institute at Tecnun
"Industrial companies play a vital role in the transition to sustainable production. As core topic drivers core topic economic growth, they account for a significant portion of global resource consumption, waste generation, and emissions, which also makes them key players in the fight against climate change"...
MARIE-ANNE REYNELL
"Beyond the classroom"
BIOMA Institute’s Environmental Society and Culture Unit
" Education the environment and climate change faces persistent challenges, despite the growing visibility of these issues over the past two decades. data indicate that, while many young people now accept the reality of climate change and other environmental crises, this awareness does not necessarily translate into genuine commitment or behavioral change"...
ENRIQUE BAQUERO
"The Everyday Environment"
researcher BIOMA Institute for Biodiversity and the Environment and professor at the School of Science the University of Navarra
"In our evaluation the current state of the world, including the state of the planet, we tend to focus on major issues: climate change, wars, immigration, violence, and the use of artificial intelligence. But much of the true essence of our existence lies in our constant interaction with the small things: the air we breathe, the neighbor we pass on the street, and the simple gestures of our daily lives"...
ARIANE VETTORAZZI
"Climate Change and Food Security"
Researcher and Assistant Professor in department Pharmacology and Toxicology the University of Navarra
"Climate change is causing rising temperatures, droughts, and shifts in rainfall patterns that alter the relationship between crops, pests, and pathogens, thereby increasing the risk of chemical and microbiological hazards throughout the entire supply chain, from farm to table"...
Five Ways to Transform the Present
MYCOCANCER
Mycotoxins and cancer: human biomonitor programs of study and toxicological characterization.
RADIACOOL
development validation of a new generation of modules for radiative cooling for Building facades.
MYCROP-RESICLIM
Arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis to improve resilience of fleshy-fruited crops in the face of multiple stresses associated with climate change.
OPTIGREEN
Optimal Planning with Integrated Tools Green Regenerative Environments in Equitable Neighborhoods.
Monitoring of pollen composition in Navarre
Monitoring of the pollen composition and changes in pollination periods, promoting the adaptation to climate change of the Navarre region.
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