Entries by FAW/n

Renovate Locally & Compensate Globally

Prof. Radermacher contributed a foreword to the 2019 Sustainability Report magazine of the Nassauische Heimstätte corporate group. Under the motto “more drive to take action,” he highlighted the themes of housing and the Alliance for Development and Climate. Housing is a fundamental human need. Nevertheless, we must not overlook the impact of the building sector […]

Prof. Radermacher and Prof. Herlyn in the “Future of Leadership” Podcast

In three episodes of the Future of Leadership Initiative podcast, Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. Franz Josef Radermacher and Prof. Dr. Estelle Herlyn discuss the impact of COVID-19 on society and politics, the measures taken by the German federal government, the role of big data in democratic societies, the effects of climate change on organizations […]

The Russell-Einstein Manifesto

“We appeal as human beings to human beings: Remember your humanity, and forget the rest”. With these moving words, Albert Einstein – born in Ulm – Bertrand Russell, and nine other distinguished scientists and intellectuals addressed humanity on July 9, 1955. The famous resolution, later known as the Russell-Einstein Manifesto, has lost none of its […]

SMEs, Corporations, Entire Countries: How Climate Neutrality Can Succeed

In an article for KLIMAzin by the climate-neutral Hessian state government, Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. Franz Josef Radermacher introduces three members of the Alliance for Development and Climate and their exemplary concepts for achieving climate neutrality. The full eMagazine can be downloaded here. Image source: pixabay/geralt

Interview with Prof. Radermacher in the “Rheinische Post” Newspaper

“Electromobility Threatens Prosperity” In an interview with the Rheinische Post, Prof. Radermacher discusses global approaches to addressing the climate crisis. While the coronavirus gives the climate a brief respite, the consequences of unchecked climate change remain catastrophic. The conversation covers issues such as mobility, post-COVID economic growth, and inefficient climate protection measures. The interview is […]

Prof. Radermacher Becomes a Member of Vodafone Germany’s New Sustainability Advisory Board

Under the motto “Shaping a Sustainable Future with Visionaries” Vodafone Germany aims to further develop and implement its sustainability strategy. To this end, management has decided to establish a Sustainability Advisory Board, bringing together individuals from civil society, academia, and business who possess recognized expertise in climate and environmental protection as well as sustainable business […]

Climate Policy – A History of Missed Opportunities

In a new analysis, Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. Franz Josef Radermacher examines the question of which opportunities international climate policy could have seized in the past to stabilize the climate situation at comparatively low costs. Ten, twenty, and thirty years ago, there were extensive political and scientific debates from which solutions could have emerged. […]

Rethinking – A Question of Humanity’s Survival

The new book by the Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Dr. Gerd Müller We know what needs to be done to combat hunger, inadequate healthcare, and climate change worldwide. Theoretically. But knowledge alone is not enough; we must open our eyes and recognize our responsibility. In his latest book, Federal Minister Dr. Gerd […]

Article by Prof. Herlyn in the “Rheinische Post” Newspaper

COVID-19 Pandemic Slows Down the Climate Debate The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed important sustainability goals into the background. Private engagement is now more important than ever. In an article for the Rheinische Post, Prof. Dr. Estelle Herlyn, head of the Competence Center for Sustainable Development at FOM University Düsseldorf and freelance collaborator of FAW/n, discusses […]

Interview with Prof. Radermacher in the “Südwest Presse” Newspaper

What environmentalists and climate activists have not achieved, the coronavirus seems to accomplish. The economy is at a standstill, air traffic is halted worldwide, and people are driving significantly less. Is the pandemic saving the climate? Or is it only giving it a brief respite? And most importantly: what happens once the shutdown is lifted? […]