Podcast appearances and mentions of hans bruyninckx

We came to COP27 with a sense of urgency, as we know from science that we are already running out of time. Technological fixes are certainly not enough - we need deep systemic change within every sector. Recently the pandemic showed us that it is possible to respond rapidly to a worldwide crisis. So, can we use this ability to fight the climate crisis? In the final episode of our COP27-special, the panelists shed light on what was discussed at COP27 in Egypt, and more importantly, they discuss where we go from here. The panel consists of Matilde Angeltveit, Norwegian Youth Delegate to the UNFCCC, Hans Bruyninckx, Executive Director at the European Environment Agency, Markku Ollikainen, Professor Emeritus and Chair of the Finnish Climate Panel, and Espen Barth Eide, Norway's Minister of Climate and Environment, and is moderated by André Jamholt, Senior Advisor at the Nordic Council of Ministers.

Hans Bruyninckx, directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap in Kopenhagen, is te gast in het Remst kasteel. Dit kasteel kreeg bekendheid in de 17de eeuw toen de Vlaamse barokschilder Pieter Paul Rubens er zijn intrek nam. Een tijd dat er van klimaatverandering en een verlies aan biodiversiteit nog geen sprake was. Laat dat nu het hoofdthema zijn van deze Trends Summer Talk.

Hans Bruyninckx, directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap in Kopenhagen, is te gast in het Remst kasteel. Dit kasteel kreeg bekendheid in de 17de eeuw toen de Vlaamse barokschilder Pieter Paul Rubens er zijn intrek nam. Een tijd dat er van klimaatverandering en een verlies aan biodiversiteit nog geen sprake was. Laat dat nu het hoofdthema zijn van deze Trends Summer Talk.

Avec Hans Bruyninckx, nous allons discuter des enjeux environnementaux qui ne se limitent pas au climat. Et nous verrons s'ils sont compatibles ou non avec le maintien de notre bien être économique. Hans Bruyninckx nous dira si son séjour au Danemark, pays souvent cité en exemple pour ses politiques environnementales, a modifié sa vision des choses sur ces questions.

What is the European Green Deal, really? And how does the European Union plan to achieve its ambitious goals? In the first episode of our podcast we take a closer look at the European Green Deal with our two guests: Hans Bruyninckx and Åsa Persson.

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

◈ In het land van de komkommers is er weinig verscheidenheid. Komkommers zijn allemaal even groen, even recht en even dik. Leen trekt haar regenbotjes aan en gaat samen met Hans Bruyninckx en Kristof Van Stichelen de boer op. Ze schuppen zich een antwoord naar de vraag: Waarom bestaan er geen kRomkommers? ◈ Wetenschapje is een podcast over wetenschap voor kinderen vanaf 8 jaar.◈ Concept en regie: Leen Renders • Klank en muziek: Bram Coumans • Wetenschappers: Hans Bruyninckx en Kristof Van Stichelen • Achter de schermen: Koen Brandt, Ann Desmet, Katarina Martynowski, Linde Verlooy, Pieter-Jan Vinckx, Marijke Guetens.◈ Deze aflevering kwam tot stand met de steun van Vlaco.◈ Wetenschapje is een productie van Het Geluidshuis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others.

Great Insights Interview with Hans Bruyninckx | European Environment Agency by European Centre for Development Policy Management

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others. "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director · https://www.eea.europa.eu/ · www.oneplanetpodcast.org "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

"I'm a deep believer in the values of democracy, human rights, and the system where civil society and people play a key role in the discussions about society and also assuming responsibility, whether it's through labor unions, youth organizations…I think one key solution at the level of society is more equality. More equal societies bring a lot of advantages. I think that is a critical component to building a sustainable society. We cannot pretend that the current distribution of wealth on this planet between countries and within countries is a fertile ground for longterm sustainability. It isn't."Hans Bruyninckx is the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency. He is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in global environmental governance, climate change, and sustainable development. Previous to his work at EEA, he was head of the HIVA Research Institute and of the Political Science department at KU Leuven, senior member of the interdisciplinary Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and promoter-coordinator of the Flemish Policy Research Centre on Transitions for Sustainable Development.· https://www.eea.europa.eu/about-us/governance/executive-director
· https://www.eea.europa.eu/
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org




This interview is the first in our new One Planet Podcast series, which is available both on The Creative Process and on its own channel from the end of March. The podcast features environmental groups and notable changemakers from around the world, including European Environment Agency, Citizens' Climate Lobby, EarthLife Africa, One Tree Planted, Global Witness, Earth System Governance Project, Marine Stewardship Council, National Council for Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Public Leadership, Association des Amis de la Nature, Forest Stewardship Council, Polar Bears International, and many others. "Rebirth" by Juan Sánchez is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Als het van Hans Bruyninckx afhangt, directeur van het Europees Milieu Agentschap (zie aflevering twee van deze podcast), dan moeten de media geen aandacht meer besteden aan klimaatsceptici. ‘Als je heel goed zoekt,' zo zei hij daarover in Knack, ‘vind je nog wel ergens een arts die beweert dat een sigaret opsteken niet veel kwaad kan. Alleen zal die dokter 's avonds nooit uitgenodigd worden in een debatprogramma op tv. Terecht. Waarom worden klimaatsceptici dan wel nog au sérieux genomen? Want de wetenschappelijke consensus over de klimaatverandering is even groot als die over roken.'Hoewel klimaatjournaliste Tine Hens het daar mee eens is, gunt ze de klimaatnegationisten nog een laatste keer aandacht, zij het om hun stellingen en boutades met stevige, logische en wetenschappelijke argumenten te ontkrachten. Is klimaatverandering ‘iets van alle tijden', zoals politicus Jean-Marie Dedecker telkens opwerpt om de impact van de mens op de klimaatverandering te mimimaliseren? Zijn we niet gewoon met teveel mensen op aarde? En 't is toch allemaal de schuld van de Chinezen, niet? In deze laatste aflevering van Het Klimaatalarm geeft Tine Hens u en ons munitie om klimaatsceptici van antwoord te dienen. Interview: Francesca VanthielenProductie en muziek: Peter Baert @ RaygunEindredactie: Karel Degraeve, adjunct-hoofdredacteur KnackIn het interview zijn volgende audiofragmenten verwerkt:· Tussen minuut 4 en 5 hoort u fragmenten uit soundbites uit twee opeenvolgende afleveringen van De Afspraak (VRT), onder andere deze: https://www.facebook.com/deafspraaktv/videos/tine-hens/329128697704509/· Rond minuut 17 hoort u Bart De Wever, in een soundbite uit een aflevering van TerZake (VRT): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro6RAb4QQ-MDit is de laatste aflevering van het Klimaatalarm van Knack. Wilt u er meer weten, bezoek dan onze website: knack.be/klimaatalarm.Wij zijn benieuwd wat u van Het Klimaatalarm vindt, dus doe ons een plezier en geef ons een review. Zo zal deze reeks ook een breder publiek bereiken.

In dit tweede deel van Het Klimaatalarm van Knack spreekt Francesca Vanthielen met Hans Bruyninckx, directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap. Hij legt uit hoe hij als politoloog begin jaren 90 geïnteresseerd raakte in klimaat- en milieubeleid, drukt zijn geloof uit in de Europese Green Deal en hamert op het belang van ‘systeemtransities'. Hij spreekt zich ook uit over het Belgische milieu- en klimaatbeleid: hij is lovend voor de stedelijke initiatieven en de wetenschappelijke ondersteuning, maar steekt niet onder stoelen of banken dat hij op Vlaams en op federaal niveau meer daadkracht verwacht van onze politici – véél meer. Interview: Francesca VanthielenProductie: Peter Baert @ RaygunMuziek: Peter Baert @ RaygunEindredactie: Karel Degraeve, adjunct-hoofdredacteur KnackIn het interview zijn volgende geluidsfragmenten verwerkt:• Europees Commissievoorzitter Ursula von der leyen stelt de Green Deal voor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=193&v=F2Z7rio5sow&feature=emb_logo• Toenmalig Frans minister Laurent Fabius verklaart het Klimaatverdrag van Parijs voor akkoord: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=42&v=0yvsRoFnQuM&feature=emb_logo• NV-A-voorzitter Bart De Wever in Terzake op 1 februari 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro6RAb4QQ-MIn de volgende aflevering van het Klimaatalarm spreekt Francesca Vanthielen met biologe Sara Vicca (UA).

Knack-journalist, bioloog en doctor in de wetenschappen Dirk Draulans legt in deze eerste podcastaflevering uit waarom hij net nu samen met klimatoloog Jean-Pascal Van Ypersele het Klimaatalarm heeft gelanceerd. Hoe hard raakt het klimaatprobleem hem, als journalist en als vader? Hoe maken we de transitie naar een koolstofarme samenleving? Is degrowth een mogelijke oplossing? Hoe kunnen politici een draagvlak voor maatregelen creëren? En welke veranderingen kan de landbouw doorvoeren? Interview: Francesca Vanthielen Productie: Peter Baert @ RaygunEindredactie: Karel Degraeve, adjunct-hoofdredacteur KnackIn de volgende aflevering van het Klimaatalarm spreekt Francesca Vanthielen met politicoloog Hans Bruyninckx, directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap.Wilt u meer weten over Het Klimaatalarm van Knack, bezoek onze website: knack.be/klimaatalarm.Wij zijn benieuwd wat u van Het Klimaatalarm vindt, dus doe ons een plezier en geef ons een review.

We splitsten de discussie op in twee delen en twee aparte podcasts. In het eerste deel spreekt Tine Hens (klimaatjournalist MO* Magazine) met Marjan Minnesma en Hans Bruyninckx over de Green Deal. Minnesma is oprichter van de Nederlandse NGO Urgenda en aanjager van de klimaatzaak, een juridische procedure waarmee de Nederlandse overheid met succes tot een ambitieuzer klimaatbeleid gedwongen werd. Hans Bruyninckx is directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap, een organisatie die de EU moet adviseren over de Green Deal. Dit evenement vond plaats op woensdag 3 juni 2020. >> deburen.eu/magazine/2753/green-deal-en-klimaat-sociale-rechtvaardigheid

Deze week in Buitenhof: * Minister Sigrid Kaag van Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking over CETA, het handelsverdrag met Canada dat haar eerste politieke proeve wordt. Waar de helft van de Europese landen akkoord is, heeft Kaag nog geen meerderheid in de Eerste Kamer. (19 min.) N.B. wegens een technische storing in de uitzending, hoort u gedurende dit fragment in de tweede minuut ongeveer 30 seconden geen geluid. Onze excuses voor het ongemak, wij proberen dit op te lossen. * De stikstofcrisis drukt ons met de neus op de feiten: Nederland voldoet niet aan de Europese richtlijnen en moet drastische maatregelen nemen. Hans Bruyninckx is als directeur van het Europees Milieuagentschap de man achter precies dat Europese milieubeleid waar het kabinet nu zo mee worstelt. (17 min.) * 'Ok, boomer.' Wat begon als online grap is inmiddels doorgedrongen tot nationale parlementen. Is de opmerking alleen een gevatte reactie of legt het een breder gevoel van jongeren over de samenleving bloot? NRC-redacteur Floor Rusman, schrijver Philip Huff en historicus Geerten Waling zijn te gast. (17 min.) Presentatie: Hugo Logtenberg

Hans Bruyninckx, the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency, discusses his work toward a low carbon economy in Europe. He explores the upcoming UNFCCC meeting in Paris, and considers the role of Europe in climate change policy.