Meet our experts. Here comes our Scientific Advisory Board

" Sustainability is not a lifestyle choice we may or may not adopt. It is a necessary behavioural change of how we conduct our daily activities. Sustainability to me thus means thinking about my daily actions more consciously, be it the food or clothes I buy, how I get around or where I invest my money. Our daily actions have the greatest impact on the environment and sustainable development and it is up to each of us to be mindful of our choices and spread the message as wide as we can. "
_{Jenny De Nijs}

" My aim is to help to communicate the best available science and information to policy makers in particular and the public in general. I am convinced that having access to scientific data and information in a clear and understandable way will help to make society more sustainable and in particular to take the necessary actions to limit further changes in the climate system to the lowest possible level. "
_{Dr. Andrew Ferrone}

" To me, living sustainability means that my private and professional actions not only optimize my own life, but also improve the lives of others - be it in distant lands, future generations, or other living beings. "
_{Dr. Mirjam Kosch}

" Sustainability to me means safeguarding our Earth limited resources and natural capital for our future generations. For the past 20 years I am dedicated to climate finance, providing value to projects with positive climate and sustainable development impacts. My goal is to find new ways to finance a much faster and equitable transition to a low carbon and resilient economy. Therefore, I have joined the Scientific Advisory Board of Spuerkeess to support its sustainability journey. "
_{Nathalie Roth}

" Being sustainable, for me, means being impactful. I try to create positive change at home, at work, and through personal projects. For instance, I wrote a textbook called “Clean Fuels” for school students, giving an overview of alternative energies.

"To me, sustainability means to be conscious about my daily decisions and knowledgable about their consequences on the environment, the climate and people living potentially far away. Sustainability also means to teach my kids to switch off the light when leaving a room and to raise them to become critically-thinking, self-reflecting and attentive adults. As a consequence, sustainability to me is inherently linked to education, knowledge creation and research."

_{Professor Michael Halling}