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Europe's industrial policy worsens the crises it claims to solve
10 Jun 2025
The European Union’s industrial strategy, centred on single market resilience, strategic autonomy, and competitive sustainability, is riddled with...
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Researcher Victoria Reyes García awarded Premi Jaume I in Environmental Protection
03 Jun 2025
Victoria Reyes García, professor at the Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA) and researcher at the Institute for Environmental...
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A New Book Renews the Debate on Degrowth
02 Jun 2025
“Dialogues for Degrowth” is the title of the new book edited by ICTA-UAB researchers Brototi Roy, Marula Tsagkari, and Ksenija Hanacek. This collective work...
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New Green Industrial Policy Framework Targets Harmful Industries and Global Ecological Justice
30 May 2025
Economic anthropologist at ICTA-UAB Dr Jason Hickel and political economist Dr Jostein Hauge have unveiled a ground-breaking new framework for green...
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Isabelle Anguelovski advises the European Parliament on green gentrification and affordable housing
29 May 2025
Isabelle Anguelovski, a researcher at ICTA-UAB, was invited by the Special Committee of the European Parliament on the Housing Crisis in the European Union...
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ICTA-UAB researchers, jury members for the 2024 Ciudad de Barcelona Awards
28 May 2025
The 2024 Ciudad de Barcelona Awards, which recognize excellence in the scientific field, included experts from ICTA-UAB as jury members in the Environmental...
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Oldest whale bone tools discovered
28 May 2025
Humans were making tools from whale bones as far back as 20,000 years ago, according to a study conducted by scientists from the ICTA-UAB, the French...
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Impact of natural CO2 leaks on marine ecosystems
27 May 2025
Panarea Island, in the Aeolian Archipelago, served as a unique environmental setting for a pilot study on the impact of CO2 on calcifying phytoplankton and...
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Financial Aid to Key Sectors Threatens the Planet's Biodiversity
23 May 2025
Subsidies to key economic sectors such as agriculture, fossil fuels, fishing, and mining perpetuate environmental degradation, with negative impacts on...
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The vulnerability of marine shells to ocean acidification does not depend solely on their mineral composition
22 May 2025
The resistance or vulnerability of marine organisms’ shells to ocean acidification does not depend only on the type of mineral they are made of, as...
