With a global population co-experiencing social, economic, and health impacts from the COVID-19 crisis, research in Amsterdam provides a window of insight into how the pandemic might be shaping new perceptions of sustainability.
Unchecked human interaction with natural ecosystems can lead to a loss of biodiversity and increase the risk of infectious disease, yet proper management of green spaces can support sustainable development and human well-being.
There is a need for empirical evidence that shows how social, psychological, financial, geographical, and political factors contribute to conflict, and how climate change interacts with them.
