Scientists for Future

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Scientists for Future
AbbreviationS4F
Formation2019;5 years ago (2019)
TypeEnvironmental
Website scientists4future.org (U.S.)
scientists4future.org (Germany)
German scientists Volker Quaschning, Eckart von Hirschhausen, Henning Krause [de], Martin Visbeck [de] and Gregor Hagedorn, at the 15 March 2019 climate march at Invalidenpark, Berlin-Mitte, in front of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy Scientists for Future 20190315.JPG
German scientists Volker Quaschning, Eckart von Hirschhausen, Henning Krause  [ de ], Martin Visbeck  [ de ] and Gregor Hagedorn, at the 15 March 2019 climate march at Invalidenpark, Berlin-Mitte, in front of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
Demonstrator at the July 2020 Monday Demonstration in Berlin, showing warming stripes data visualization graphics on mask and sign 20200706 Scientists For Future - Montagsdemo, Berlin - Warming Stripes.jpg
Demonstrator at the July 2020 Monday Demonstration in Berlin, showing warming stripes data visualization graphics on mask and sign

Scientists for Future (S4F) is an international environmental initiative founded by a group of scientists in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland in support of the student movement Fridays for Future (FFF). [1] [2] [3] [4]

Contents

In March 2019 the initiative issued a statement titled Statement of scientists and scholars concerning the protests for more climate protection. [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] The statement was signed by 26,800 German-language scientists and scholars from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. [6] [11] [12] The statement took place under the banner Die Anliegen der demonstrierenden jungen Menschen sind berechtigt (The concerns of the demonstrating young people are justified). [4] [13]

History

The foundation of Scientists for Future has its genesis in the initiative taken by Gregor Hagedorn. [14] [13] In April 2019, a lead by Gregor Hagedorn appeared in the journal Science, in which the authors of Scientists for Future called on the research community to support the youth protest movement. [15] In June 2019, this statement, along with an analysis of the results and plausible effects of the declaration, was published as a bilingual article (English and German) in the journal GAIA. There were similar initiatives taken by Dutch and Belgian scientists. [16] In October 2019 Gregor Hagedorn and Scientists for Future were awarded the Award from Federal Association for Sustainability. [17]

Work

Participants seek to: [4]

24 important facts

The scientists list 24 established scientific facts on climate change, verified by reference to robust scientific literature. [18] These include facts on:

Analyses

Nuclear energy

A ~100-paged study by the group published in October 2021 concluded that nuclear fission energy cannot meaningfully contribute to climate change mitigation as it is "too dangerous, too expensive, and too sluggishly deployable" as well as "an obstacle to achieving the social-ecological transformation". [29] [30] [31] [32]

Policies

Participants have also provided analysis, along with recommendations and proposals, of draft laws and policies such as the German Supply Chain Act, [33] EU climate regulations [34] and the EU's Common Agricultural Policy. [35]

Sustainable energy system design

Participating scientists have developed a foundational orientation guide as one input for the creation of pathway-strategies for a "climate-compatible energy supply system", in particular for Germany's energy system. [36]

See also

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