Confini Planetari: definire uno spazio operativo sicuro in un clima che cambia

Sessione

PB (approcci scientifici e relazione coi sistemi umani)

21 ott 2026, 11:30

Sala Convegni (Sede Centrale CNR)

6. Planetary Boundaries and Tipping Points: A Safe Operating Space for the Planet

Nico Wunderling (PIK)

21/10/26, 11:30

The planetary boundaries framework provides science-based targets that define a safe operating space for humanity. I will introduce the origins and evolution of the framework, including its most recent developments before discussing how planetary boundaries relate to Earth system tipping points and how both are intended to help avoid destabilizing transitions in the Earth system. Finally, I...

7. International Legal, Governance and Societal Perspectives for the Anthropocene: Lessons from the Climate Governance Commission and Future Vistas

Maja Groff (Climate Governance Commission)

21/10/26, 12:00

Intensifying Anthropocene conditions have profound implications for international legal and governance practice. Geographic and time-scale implications of Earth system disruptions, among other attributes, make these challenges unique and specific for international governance. They require new levels of ingenuity and innovation, and rely heavily on evolving Earth system science, proposed...

8. The Planetary Health Approach

Josep M. Antó (ISGlobal)

21/10/26, 12:30

The emergence of the planetary health (PH) approach was highlighted by the report of The Rockefeller Foundation-Lancet Commission on Planetary Health in 2015. The report advocates integrating the health of other living beings and Earth’s natural systems as intrinsic components of human health. The PH approach offers a lens through which human health issues and potential solutions can be...