Johan Rockström is Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Professor in Earth System Science at the University of Potsdam. He is an internationally recognized scientist on global sustainability issues and led the development of the Planetary Boundaries framework for human development in the current era of rapid global change. Professor Rockström is a leading scientist on global water resources, with more than 25 years experience in applied water research in tropical regions, and more than 150 research publications in fields ranging from applied land and water management to global sustainability. He is i.a. chair of the Earth Commission and Future Earth as well as fellow of Earth League, Chief Scientist of Conservation International, member of the European Investment Bank Advisory Group, and elected member of the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina.
A global water crisis caused by land use changes and climate change is affecting economies, societies and the planet. Here's how to build water resilience.
Es posible que los humanos escapen de la pobreza y estén a salvo del daño causado por el cambio del sistema terrestre. He aquí cómo podemos crear un "espacio seguro y justo" para todos.
It is possible for humans to escape poverty and be safe from harm caused by Earth's system change. Here's how we can create a "safe and just space" for people worldwide.
Businesses are tackling Earth systems risks that impact profits but work remains. The Tyler Prize honours the planetary boundaries framework to guide action.
A new partnership announced at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting seeks to speed up the frequency and quality of planetary boundary health checks.
Amid the worsening climate crisis, positive societal and economic systems change is feasible. The recently published Safe and Just Earth System Boundaries proves it.
Humans are pushing Earth to a dangerous climate tipping point. New research sets out a framework of 'earth system boundaries' to keep the planet stable.
Water-related crises around the world show that current systems of water governance and management are unsuited for a world altered by global warming.
七国集团（G7）领导人呼吁全世界实现净零排放与自然受益。
G7 leaders called for the world to be nature positive - which means enhancing the resilience of our planet and societies to halt and reverse nature loss.
Outre la menace continue qui pèse sur la santé publique mondiale, les spectres des crises climatiques et de la biodiversité planent au-dessus de nos têtes.
While the Paris agreement establishes ways of tackling climate change, specific international targets for preserving the earths natural systems are limited.
Le réchauffement climatique ne constitue cependant que l’une des multiples crises urgentes et interconnectées qui menacent aujourd’hui les fondements mêmes du bien-être humain.
De plus en plus de pays reconnaissent le besoin d'une stratégie de bien plus grande ampleur.
L'Allemagne a construit 10 nouvelles centrales électriques au charbon depuis 2011, ce qui porte son total à environ 120.
