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10. Ecosystem services and ethics

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Jax, Kurt, Barton, David N., Chan, Kai M.A., de Groot, Rudolf, Doyle, Ulrike, Eser, Uta, Görg, Christoph, Gómez-Baggethun, Erik, Griewald, Yuliana, Haber, Wolfgang, Haines-Young, Roy, Heink, Ulrich, Jahn, Thomas, Joosten, Hans, Kerschbaumer, Lilin, Korn, Horst, Luck, Gary W., Matzdorf, Bettina, Muraca, Barbara, Neßhöver, Carsten, Norton, Bryan, Ott, Konrad, Potschin, Marion, Rauschmayer, Felix, von Haaren, Christina, and Wichmann, Sabine

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2013
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11. Science-Policy Interface: Beyond Assessments

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HULME, MIKE, MAHONY, MARTIN, BECK, SILKE, GÖRG, CHRISTOPH, HANSJÜRGENS, BERND, HAUCK, JENNIFER, NESSHÖVER, CARSTEN, PAULSCH, AXEL, VANDEWALLE, MARIE, WITTMER, HEIDI, BÖSCHEN, STEFAN, BRIDGEWATER, PETER, DIAW, MARITEUW CHIMÈRE, FABRE, PIERRE, FIGUEROA, AURELIA, HEONG, KONG LUEN, KORN, HORST, LEEMANS, RIK, LÖVBRAND, EVA, HAMID, MOHD NOROWI, MONFREDA, CHAD, PIELKE, ROGER, SETTELE, JOSEF, WINTER, MARTEN, VADROT, ALICE B. M., VAN DEN HOVE, SYBILLE, and VAN DER SLUIJS, JEROEN P.

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2011
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13. Motive für den Konsum von Bio-Fleischprodukten - Eine explorative Interviewstudie mit Kunden eines Demeter-Hofes

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Trockel, Hannah, Fiebelkorn, Florian, Eckes, Alexander, Korn, Horst, Stadler, Jutta, Schliep, Rainer, and ARRAY(0xa839820)

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Der Klimawandel und der Biodiversitätsverlust als direkte und indirekte Folgen nicht-nachhaltiger Verhaltensweisen des Menschen stehen so stark wie noch nie im Fokus des gesellschaftlichen Diskurses. Im Ernährungssektor sind knapp 70 % der globalen Treibhausgase auf tierische Erzeugnisse zurückzuführen (vgl. Campbell et al. 2017). Zudem trägt die konventionelle Landwirtschaft – und speziell die industrielle Tierhaltung – wesentlich zum Klimawandel und Biodiversitätsverlust bei. Besonders die industrielle Fleischproduktion kann den Zielsetzungen der globalen Nachhaltigkeitsagenda (Sustainable Development Goals – SDGs) hinsichtlich des Schutzes von Klima und Biodiversität nicht gerecht werden. Eine Umstellung auf eine nachhaltige Landwirtschaft mit ökologisch produziertem Fleisch würde eine mögliche Alternative zur konventionellen Tierhaltung bieten. Auch bei den Konsumenten ist in den letzten Jahren ein Trend hin zu einer vermehrten Nutzung von ökologisch produzierten Nahrungsmitteln zu erkennen (Statista 2019). Zur erfolgreichen Vermarktung ökologisch erzeugter Nahrungsmittel wie Bio-Fleisch ist die Akzeptanzförderung bei den Verbrauchern maßgeblich, unter anderem durch geeignete Marketingstrategien und Bildungsmaßnahmen. Auch gemäß dem Übereinkommen über die biologische Vielfalt (CBD) sind „Aufklärung und Bewusstseinsbildung“ zentrale Maßnahmen zum Schutz und zur Erhaltung der Biodiversität (United Nations 1992; Artikel 13a). Um verbrauchergerechte Marketingstrategien und Bildungskonzepte im Bereich der nachhaltigen Ernährung zu entwickeln, sind zunächst die Motive der Verbraucher bei der Nahrungsmittelwahl zu ermitteln. Die vorliegende Studie untersucht die Motive für den Konsum von Bio-Fleisch bei Kunden eines Demeter-Hofes.

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2021
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14. European Nature and Health Network Initiatives

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Keune, Hans, Friesenbichler, Kerstin, Häsler, Barbara, Hilgers, Astrid, Jäppinen, Jukka-Pekka, Job-Hoben, Beate, Livoreil, Barbara, Oosterbroek, Bram, Romanelli, Cristina, Soubelet, Hélène, Stadler, Jutta, Ströher, Helena, Tapaninen, Matti, Marselle, Melissa R., Korn, Horst, Irvine, Katherine, Bonn, Aletta, ICIS, and RS: FSE ICIS

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Attention to the importance of nature and human health linkages has increased in the past years, both in science and in policy. While knowledge about and recognition of the importance of nature and human health linkages are increasing rapidly, challenges still remain. Among them are building bridges between relevant but often still somewhat disconnected sectors and topics. There is a need to bring together researchers in the fields of health sciences, ecology, social sciences, sustainability sciences and other interdisciplinary sciences, as well as for cooperation between governments, companies and citizens. In this chapter, we introduce European networking initiatives aimed at building such bridges.

Published
2019

19. Der Wert biologischer Vielfalt

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Schepers, Gesine, Feit, Ute, and Korn, Horst

Subjects
indirect value, direct value, ästhetischer Wert, biologische Vielfalt, nature conservation, aesthetic value, diversity of options, indirekter Wert, Optionenvielfalt, Biodiversität, Naturschutz, freedom, liberty, Freiheit, medizinischer Wert, medical value, direkter Wert, biodiversity
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As nature is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for biodiversity, I do not investigate: Why is nature as such ethically valuable? But: Why is diverse nature ethically valuable? First, I show that biological diversity will eventually have an indirect value, if nature is valuable, and that this is too little. Then I argue against an argument which defends the aesthetic value of biodiversity. After that I shortly defend the medical value of biodiversity. In the main part I argue that biodiversity – except in some parts – has a value because it supports freedom.

Published
2010

23. Letter: Science-Policy Interface: Beyond Assessments

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Hulme, Mike, Mahony, Martin, Beck, Silke, Goerg, Christoph, Hansjuergens, Bernd, Hauck, Jennifer, Nesshoever, Carsten, Paulsch, Axel, Vandewalle, Marie, Wittmer, Heidi, Boeschen, Stefan, Bridgewater, Peter, Chimere Diaw, Mariteuw, Fabre, Pierre, Figueroa, Aurelia, Luen Heong, Kong, Korn, Horst, Leemans, Rik, Lövbrand, Eva, Norowi Hamid, Mohd, Monfreda, Chad, Pielke, Roger, Settele, Josef, Winter, Marten, Vadrot, Alice B M, Van den Hove, Sybille, Van der Sluijs, Jeroen P, Hulme, Mike, Mahony, Martin, Beck, Silke, Goerg, Christoph, Hansjuergens, Bernd, Hauck, Jennifer, Nesshoever, Carsten, Paulsch, Axel, Vandewalle, Marie, Wittmer, Heidi, Boeschen, Stefan, Bridgewater, Peter, Chimere Diaw, Mariteuw, Fabre, Pierre, Figueroa, Aurelia, Luen Heong, Kong, Korn, Horst, Leemans, Rik, Lövbrand, Eva, Norowi Hamid, Mohd, Monfreda, Chad, Pielke, Roger, Settele, Josef, Winter, Marten, Vadrot, Alice B M, Van den Hove, Sybille, and Van der Sluijs, Jeroen P

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2011
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24. The Network of Ecological Compensation Areas in Switzerland

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Cowan, Carolin, Epple, Cordula, Korn, Horst, Schliep, Rainer, Stadler, Jutta, Schlatter, Christian, Schader, Christian, Cowan, Carolin, Epple, Cordula, Korn, Horst, Schliep, Rainer, Stadler, Jutta, Schlatter, Christian, and Schader, Christian

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Since 1993, the Swiss law and Ordinance on Direct Payments for Agriculture (ODP) enables farmers to be compensated for ecological measures. A catalogue lists different possible measures which can be implemented at farm level both to create space for nature and biodiversity and to generate an alternative income for farmers. Measures include the maintenance of e. g. semi-natural structures in the landscape such as high-stem trees, hedges, pastures and meadows which are not intensively used (detailed catalogue: ART 2009). Succeeding a fast increase in the number of these areas, stagnation has been observed (BIODIVERSITYMONITORING 2009). Additionally, it has become evident, that many compensation areas are in unfavourable conditions for biodiversity and their quality, especially species richness, is low. This motivated the extension of the ODP with an additional ordinance which tackles two main points: Ordinance on Regional Promotion of Quality and Networking of Ecological Compensation Areas in Agriculture (OEQ 2001).

Published
2010

34. 12 FRAGEN AN ...

Author

Korn, Horst

Subjects
RESEARCH, CLIMATE change, ENVIRONMENTAL policy, ENVIRONMENTAL protection, SOCIETIES
Abstract

An interview with Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) deputy director-general Alfred A. Oteng-Yeboah is presented. Topics discussed include the effects of climate change on productive lands and waterscapes, the environmental policy reform he admire the most, and the event that had an influence on his decision to engage in resolving environmental issues.

Published
2015
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36. Vector-Borne Diseases

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Müller, Ruth, Reuss, Friederike, Kendrovski, Vladimir, Montag, Doreen, Marselle, Melissa R., editor, Stadler, Jutta, editor, Korn, Horst, editor, Irvine, Katherine N., editor, and Bonn, Aletta, editor

Published
2019
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37. Linking Landscape Planning and Health

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Heiland, Stefan, Weidenweber, Julia, Ward Thompson, Catharine, Marselle, Melissa R., editor, Stadler, Jutta, editor, Korn, Horst, editor, Irvine, Katherine N., editor, and Bonn, Aletta, editor

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2019
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47. Biodiversity and Spiritual Well-being

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Irvine, Katherine N., Hoesly, Dusty, Bell-Williams, Rebecca, Warber, Sara L., Marselle, Melissa R., editor, Stadler, Jutta, editor, Korn, Horst, editor, Irvine, Katherine N., editor, and Bonn, Aletta, editor

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2019
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50. Climate Change and Pollen Allergies

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Damialis, Athanasios, Traidl-Hoffmann, Claudia, Treudler, Regina, Marselle, Melissa R., editor, Stadler, Jutta, editor, Korn, Horst, editor, Irvine, Katherine N., editor, and Bonn, Aletta, editor

Published
2019
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