IREES
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Dr. Yuli Shan (IREES) wins FSE Postdoc Prize
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Recent study by researcher Yuli Shan provides overview of the dynamics between energy transition and COVID-19
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Two IREES members on Highly Cited Researchers 2021 List
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Vegetation change and evaluated biodiversity value at landscape-level in the Drentsche Aa brook valley
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Imagining the Anthropocene with the Wadden Sea
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De dilemma's van groene groenten
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IREES researchers Yuli Shan and Klaus Hubacek contributed to articles in Nature Climate Change and Nature Human Behavior evaluating global impacts of COVID-19
Decarbonizing our energy system is one of the most urgent challenges that humanity faces. The energy transition is inextricably linked to other core sustainability issues such as equality, food security, land and water scarcity, biodiversity and climate change. At IREES, we develop integrated approaches, often in collaboration with stakeholders and the public, that allow us to harness co-benefits, anticipate spill-over and unintended side effects, and minimize trade-offs. IREES is home to scientists with a diverse range of backgrounds including ecologists, soil scientists, environmental scientists, economists, social scientists and the humanities.
