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CO2 voetafdruk TU Delft 2020

CO2 voetafdruk TU Delft 2019

Letter to ABP

CO2-Roadmap TU Delft

TU Delft position paper on climate action

Strategic Framework 2018-2024

Global Engagement Framework 2018-2024

Climate action on campus

By 2030, TU Delft aims to be operating in a completely sustainable manner. All activities on and from the campus will then be carbon neutral, circular, climate adaptive and contributing to the quality of life for its users and for nature.

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Climate Action Programme

Sustainability stories

What can mussel shells teach us about the circular economy?

Airplanes cross borders, so do their environmental effects

Urban Ecology: the increasing importance of nature in the city

The hidden gems of wastewater

Portugal & Netherlands Summerschool on Sustainable Campuses & Cities | Calendar

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Collaborations by design

Addressing the complex challenges of today and tomorrow requires many actors, perspectives and disciplines. But forming effective and mutually beneficial collaborations can be challenging. Designing with Delft aims to facilitate this process, bringing researchers and educators from the university together with innovators from organisations to identify common goals, define a shared vision and develop concrete plans for collaborations.

From bottled water to doctor

Most people, according to PhD candidate Mirjam Visser, say they want to shop sustainably but few consumers actually purchase the most environmentally-friendly option when shopping. For her thesis research, she set out to understand why some consumers will buy green options while others won’t - and how to encourage people to make more sustainable choices.

Portugal & Netherlands Summerschool on Sustainable Campuses & Cities

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Handling stress: using wearable technology to help people with PTSD

The obvious triggers of stress are all around us: pressing deadlines at work, children not sleeping through the night, a leaking roof. But sometimes it's smaller things, certain locations or specific times of day, that increase our stress levels. Understanding those triggers using wearable technology, with a focus on people who experience a lot of stress - people with PTSD - was the topic of Xueliang Li’s PhD research.

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