Session 12: Scenarios for low material demand and material caps - Modelling approaches and policy relevance
Join us for the 12th session of the ISIE-SEM Perpetual Online Conference!
Scenarios for low material demand and material caps - Modelling approaches and policy relevance
Economic growth, urbanisation and the transition to renewable energies drive material consumption. Due to the huge environmental impact, geopolitical and actual resource scarcity, and increasing resistance against high-impact mining projects, material supply emerges as a major bottleneck to sustainable development. A growing research stream thus deals with questions of achieving high human wellbeing with lower levels of material consumption. Here, we showcase part of the substantial industrial ecology research on the topic of sustainable material futures and invite for a discussion on the policy relevance of our findings and future research directions within our community and beyond.
Time:
July 21st, 8-9:30 UTC // 10-11:30 CEST // 16-17:30 CST // 17-18:30 JST.
Location:
The meeting will be on Zoom with this link:
https://uni-freiburg.zoom.us/j/64070706932?pwd=c0VtL2tIUXJKWkJ4Y2FYOVl1K1JnZz09
Meeting-ID: 640 7070 6932
password: kxG9uGpCQ
The presentations will be made available on the ISIE’s Youtube channel after the session. There will be no live streaming via Youtube.
Program:
*** Recording starts *** (for ISIE Youtube channel)
Minute 0-5: Welcome by SEM section chair Hiroki Tanikawa
min 5-20: Presentation by Takuma Watari, "Bulk material cycles at national level in a zero-emission future"
min 20-25: Short discussion
min 25-40: Presentation by Stefan Pauliuk: "Low Energy and Material demand scenarios for the global building stock"
min 40-45: Short discussion
min 45-60: Presentation by Christoph Helbig, "Losses and lifetimes of metals in the economy"
*** Recording ends ***
min 60-85: General discussion
min 85-90: Wrap-up and closure
Youtube Streaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3Xv1noCX3w&t=3248s