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Science & Cocktails: Human needs and sustainability in the city
Jun
22

19:30 · Past

Science & Cocktails: Human needs and sustainability in the city

Rock & Alternative · Post-Punk · Experimental · Indie Rock · Alternative Rock

Tolhuistuin · Amsterdam

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Science & Cocktails is a series of public talks by scientists with live music and smoky dry-ice chilled cocktails in your hand 19:00 doors open for cocktails 19:30 live music by Global Charming 20:30 talk by Eveline van Leeuwen Be the first to know when the next Science & Cocktails Amsterdam event(s) will take place by subscribing to our newsletter. Balancing human needs and sustainability Cities are the main hubs of human activity, both in terms of social activity, and of consumption and production. But how do the needs of urban dwellers actually relate to the sustainability of our planet? With a little more than 50% of the world population living in cities, they are responsible for 75% of the global energy demand and 80% of the emitted greenhouse gasses. Obviously, cities depend on resources from their hinterlands to meet their needs, often resulting in large ecological footprints. While cities are often considered ‘engines of economic’ growth, they are also places with the largest social inequalities. In most Western European countries, both the richest and the poorest people live in cities, with unemployment and poverty levels being higher compared to the more rural areas. And although sustainability is high on the agenda of cities like Amsterdam, sustainable innovations are often merely accessible to high income households. In this edition, Eveline van Leeuwen will focus on the concept of doughnut cities, or urban environments where both human needs and sustainability goals are met. How can improved urban-rural interactions contribute in forming these doughnut cities? And why are not only technical innovations needed, but also social and institutional innovations? Finally, she will discuss the need of partnerships between science and societies, clarifying with a case study of Amsterdam. About This event is an initiative by the Dutch Institute for Emergent Phenomena (DIEP) with the support of the University of Amsterdam. Science & Cocktails Amsterdam is presented in cooperation with Paradiso Amsterdam

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Eveline van Leeuwen

Global Charming

Alternative Rock · Experimental · Post-Punk

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Tolhuistuin

Tolhuistuin

Concert hallMuseum / galleryTheater·1.450 capacity

Amsterdam, NL

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