🎄✨ Lovely end-of-year gathering @ipwunibern.bsky.social , @unibe.ch. A refreshing forest walk and a warm get-together with colleagues — a great way to wrap up the year.

Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season! ❄️🌟

#IPW #TeamPEGO

🎲 Through @kariningold.bsky.social's class, students and some @pego-group.bsky.social members played the 2030 SDGs Game last Tuesday facilitated by Siro Koch.

💵🌱🏘️ Balancing Economy, Environment & Society proved tricky, but by the end our group boosted the 🌱 Environment sector.

Hope to see many of you at #COPPR in Bern 🏔️ or online 🧭

Deadline extended until September 15th, submit your paper or panel soon ⌛

Questions? Do not hesitate to reach out to me!

⏳ Good news for #COPPR2026 🇨🇭 – the deadline to submit proposals is now Sept 15, 2025! Don’t miss the chance to join the policy process research community in Bern, Jan 20–23. 🎯

Fritz Sager, @cschlaufer.bsky.social & @kariningold.bsky.social @polprocessrsch.bsky.social

🧪 How should we regulate chemicals?
Yesterday at #ContaSed2025, a round table moderated by @kariningold.bsky.social brought together politics, science, industry & practice to discuss this pressing question from a multi-level and cross-sectoral perspective.

Hope to see many of you there!!

Delighted to have such a great panel to moderate.

Carmen Casado-Martinez, Swiss Ecotox Centre
Johannes Reich, UZH
Dominique Werner, ScienceIndustries
Aline Trede, Member of the National Council, Switzerland
Aurélie Berthet, Unisanté, Lausanne

🧪 How should we regulate chemicals?
Join our round table with voices from politics, science & industry.
📍 Wed, 03.09.25 | 11:00–12:30
UniS, Bern (Rm. A022)
💬 With C. Casado-Martinez, J. Reich, D. Werner & A. Trede
👩‍💼 Moderator: @kariningold.bsky.social
Part of #ContaSed2025 – no registration needed.

We are delighted to host this conference, come and join us in Bern!

📢 Save the date – COPPR 2026 🇨🇭
20–23 Jan in Bern, hosted by Fritz Sager, Caroline Schlaufer & @kariningold.bsky.social

🌍 Panels incl. Who pays & who benefits from climate adaptation? – exploring fairness in funding from floods to heatwaves.
📝 Proposals due 31 Aug 2025
🔗 policyprocessresearch.org

The Advocacy Coalition Framework This open access book provides an updated and integrated analysis of the Advocacy Coalition Framework, more than thirty years after its conception.

📘 New book chapter out now! @kariningold.bsky.social, Ruth Wiedemann & Manuel Fischer, together with Frédéric Varone, contribute to The Advocacy Coalition Framework (2025).

🔗 Chapter: Analyzing Beliefs and Coordination in Nascent Policy Subsystems
🔗 Book: link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

#POLITKOLUMNE: What are the political consequences of natural disasters like the devastating glacier collapse in #Blatten?

@kariningold.bsky.social et al. show: Severe economic damage is necessary but not sufficient for polisky change. Reform-minded actors are needed www.derbund.ch/naturkatastr...

🧠 How can we better cumulate knowledge at science–policy interfaces?
In their article, Benjamin Hofmann, Manuel Fischer, @kariningold.bsky.social, Eva Lieberherr and Sabine Hoffmann argue that publishing isn’t enough—SPIs must actively integrate, synthesize & translate knowledge to inform policy.

Under which conditions do extreme events support a paradigm shift? Studying focusing events during two centuries of Swiss flood risk management - Regional Environmental Change Extreme weather events affect many areas around the world. How a country or region reacts to it can take many forms. In this article, we concentrate on policy responses, as typically found in laws, ac...

Es gibt sehr interessante Studien von Prof. @kariningold.bsky.social @pego-group.bsky.social dazu, unter welchen Bedingungen Naturkatastrophen in der Schweiz zu politischem Wandel führen: grosser finanzieller Schaden und eine veränderungswillige Akteurskonstellation link.springer.com/article/10.1...

🚨 New publication by @kariningold.bsky.social & Manuel Fischer, @rfrbrghs.bsky.social, Daniel Nohrstedt & Adrian Vatter in @epa-journal.bsky.social:


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Meere werden immer heisser: Schweizer Forscher lösen das Rätsel Die globale Meereserwärmung erreichte jüngst Rekordwerte – doch eine neue Studie zeigt: Der Klimawandel allein erklärt den sprunghaften Temperaturanstieg.

Temperaturanstieg der Meere: Schweizer lösen Rätsel www.20min.ch/story/uni-be...

‚Why farmers are beginning to take their government to court over climate change‘

In a new paper in @nature.com we analyze how a Swiss lawsuit is recasting agriculture’s role in climate policy. Led by @charlotteblattner.bsky.social with @kariningold.bsky.social

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

12h45 - Canicules, ouragans, inondations, les phénomènes météo s’accélèrent. La climatologue Sonia Seneviratne est l'invitée du 12:45 - Play RTS Play RTS vous permet de visionner ou d'écouter de nombreuses émissions tv ou radio, quand et aussi souvent que vous le souhaitez.

Interview à la RTS sur le bilan climatique actuel, entre #COP29 et extrêmes climatiques récents.

@usyseth.bsky.social @ethzurich.bsky.social @scnat-ch.bsky.social @kariningold.bsky.social @wolfgangcramer.net @cassouman40.bsky.social @valmasdel.bsky.social

www.rts.ch/play/tv/12h4...

Schädliche Subventionen fördern den Klimagas-Ausstoss Eine Studie der EPFL zeigt: Mehr Kostenwahrheit beim Fliegen, Pendeln und Güterverkehr hätte eine grosse Wirkung.

Schädliche Subventionen fördern den Klimagas-Ausstoss in der Schweiz.
Wichtige Studie von Philippe Thalmann an der EPFL.
@kariningold.bsky.social @aklin.bsky.social

www.srf.ch/news/schweiz...

Warum Russland immer härter gegen Feminismus vorgeht und weshalb unsere Aussen- und Sicherheitspolitik Gleichstellung immer auch mitdenken müsste, hab ich im Samstagsinti erklärt www.derbund.ch/antifeminism...

'Pestizide, Bio oder keins von beiden?'

Ich freue mich, am 17.11. am 'Treffpunkt Science City' der @ETH Zürich einen Einblick in unsere Arbeit zu geben.

Details zur Veranstaltung ethz.ch/de/news-und-...

Details über unsere Arbeit agrarpolitik-blog.com

Systematic assessment of the achieved emission reductions of carbon crediting projects - Nature Communications Carbon markets are key in climate strategies, but only 16% of carbon credits represent real emission reductions, based on a study of 2,346 projects. Reforms are needed to improve the effectiveness of ...

A large meta study on carbon crediting projects concludes that "less than 16% of the carbon credits issued to the investigated projects constitute real emission reductions."

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Here is a starter pack of scientists based in Switzerland🇨🇭active in climate/environmental research (in nat. & soc. sciences) @retoknutti.bsky.social @robertfinger.bsky.social @jksteinberger.bsky.social @rarohde.bsky.social @florianaltermatt.bsky.social @kariningold.bsky.social
go.bsky.app/5cJemte

It was an honor to be with friends and colleagues across Europe and the globe. This is a great group of folks and I had a blast. Thanks to @jo-kuenzler.bsky.social and @kariningold.bsky.social for a great time. 🏛️ 🌐 🗺️

Standing Group on Public Policy (SGPP) Seminar Series European Consortium for Political Research

Hey folks, just a quick reminder that I'll be talking with the @ecpr.bsky.social's Standing Group on Public Policy tomorrow about public policy in the wake of the US elections. Thanks to @jo-kuenzler.bsky.social and @kariningold.bsky.social. It's free.🌐🏛️🗺️
ecpr.eu/Events/316

Hello world! Thrilled to announce that I made it to the other side. @profmusgrave.bsky.social could you please add me to the polisky feed?