Summary for Policy Makers

Ernest Aigner; Christoph Görg; Verena Madner; Andreas Novy; Karl Steininger; Andreas Muhar; Alfred Posch; Margaret Haderer; Klaus Kubeczko; Johanna Hofbauer; Andrea Jany; Marianne Penker; Barbara Smetschka; Harald Frey; Michael Ornetzeder; Melanie Pichler; Birgit Hollaus; Reinhard Steurer; Karl Matthias Weber; Harald Wieser; Karin Fischer; Michael Miess; Jürgen Essletzbichler; Ulrike Schneider; Nina Svanda; Hendrik Theine; Lisa Bohunovsky; Lars Keller; Willi Haas

Summary for Policy Makers

Ernest Aigner, Christoph Görg, Verena Madner, Andreas Novy, Karl Steininger, Andreas Muhar, Alfred Posch, Margaret Haderer, Klaus Kubeczko, Johanna Hofbauer, Andrea Jany, Marianne Penker, Barbara Smetschka, Harald Frey, Michael Ornetzeder, Melanie Pichler, Birgit Hollaus, Reinhard Steurer, Karl Matthias Weber, Harald WieserKarin Fischer, Michael Miess, Jürgen Essletzbichler, Ulrike Schneider, Nina Svanda, Hendrik Theine, Lisa Bohunovsky, Lars Keller, Willi Haas

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Abstract

The report is based on the following understanding of climate-friendly living: Climate-friendly living durably ensures a climate that enables a good life within planetary boundaries. fChap. 1g When climate-friendly living becomes the norm, it leads to a rapid reduction of direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions and does not burden the climate in the long term. Climate-friendly living strives to achieve a high quality of life for all people while respecting planetary boundaries. It is about a good and safe life not only for some people, but for all, in Austria and globally.
In this sense, justice, and meeting all needs are both part of climate-friendly living. Similarly, the relations to other social and environmental goals (e.g. UN Sustainable Development Goals) are essential. Based on scientific literature, this report evaluates different approaches to transforming structures so that climate-friendly living in Austria is a permanent possibility and quickly becomes the status quo

Originalsprache	Englisch
Titel	APCC Special Report: Strukturen für ein klimafreundliches Leben (APCC SR Klimafreundliches Leben)
Redakteure/-innen	Christoph Görg, Verena Madner, Andreas Novy, Andreas Muhar, Alfred Posch, Karl Steininger, Ernest Aigner
Erscheinungsort	Heidelberg, Berlin
Kapitel	0
Seiten	19-34
Seitenumfang	15
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - 2023

Research Field

Innovation Policy and Transformation

UN SDGs

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Aigner, E., Görg, C., Madner, V., Novy, A., Steininger, K., Muhar, A., Posch, A., Haderer, M., Kubeczko, K., Hofbauer, J., Jany, A., Penker, M., Smetschka, B., Frey, H., Ornetzeder, M., Pichler, M., Hollaus, B., Steurer, R., Weber, K. M., ... Haas, W. (2023). Summary for Policy Makers. in C. Görg, V. Madner, A. Novy, A. Muhar, A. Posch, K. Steininger, & E. Aigner (Hrsg.), APCC Special Report: Strukturen für ein klimafreundliches Leben (APCC SR Klimafreundliches Leben) (S. 19-34). https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-3-662-66497-1_2?pdf=chapter%20toc

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