Sascha Nick

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sascha.nick@epfl.ch +41 21 693 42 17 https://co2-monitor.ch/en/meta/about-co2-monitor

Citizenship: Swiss, Austrian

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EPFL ENAC IA LEURE
BP 2141 (Bâtiment BP)
Station 16
CH-1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 42 17
Office: BP 2141
EPFL > ENAC > IA > LEURE

Web site: Web site: https://leure.epfl.ch

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Current work

Research topic: Inequality, Sustainable Consumption, and Societal Transition Pathways

Specifically, identify action levers to start the much-needed societal transition towards low energy demand, 1.5°C pathways, biodiversity restauration, leading to more inclusive wellbeing. Engage politicians, public administration, companies, and the broad society in creating this transition.

Economics, financing, policy, and governance of negative emissions and the net zero transition:

Climate-neutral global aviation: mdpi.com/1911-8074/15/11/505

Deliberative democracy and the Academic Citizens’ Assembly

Sustainable Well-being for the Individual and the Collectivity in the Energy transition (SWICE)

Publications

Infoscience publications

Journal Articles

[35] Towards true climate neutrality for global aviation: a Negative Emissions Fund for Airlines

S. Nick; P. Thalmann

Journal of Risk and Financial Management. 2022-11-01. Vol. 15, num. 11, p. 505. DOI : 10.3390/jrfm15110505.

Sascha Nick

Current work

Publications

Infoscience publications

Journal Articles

[35] Towards true climate neutrality for global aviation: a Negative Emissions Fund for Airlines

Conference Papers

[34] Climate Cleanup Fund – funding and accelerating Swiss Net Zero

Working Papers

[33] Swiss Negative Emissions Fund - summary of the pilot project

[32] Swiss Negative Emissions Fund – paying for Net Zero

Reports

[31] Results of the Academic Citizens’ Assembly - K3 Kongress 2022

[30] Report - Action Lab “Sufficiency in the Swiss Habitat” 06-2022

[29] Results and insights of the April 2022 Academic Citizens’ Assembly

[28] Introduction to Climate Action - Academic Citizens’ Assembly

[27] Carbon removal, net zero, and implications for Switzerland

Posters

[26] Action levers for wellbeing with low energy demand

Talks

[25] Climate-neutral aviation - How will it affect you?

[24] Deliberative democracy, climate, sufficiency, and possible application to public health

[23] Graduation keynote for the Resilient Value Chain Management Graduates 2022

[22] Swiss Negative Emissions Fund - Pilot

[21] Ökosysteme und Klimawandel / Écosystèmes et changement climatique

[20] RDV Philanthropiques de l’UNIL : Fonds pilote suisse pour les émissions négatives, Assemblée Citoyenne Académique

[19] Swiss Negative Emissions Fund - paying for Net Zero

[18] Retrait du carbone, net zéro, et le Fonds Suisse pour les Émissions Négatives

[17] Understanding Climate Actions

[16] Citizens assemblies and the role of narratives

[15] Sobriété - Alimentation

[14] Nachhaltigkeit & Gesellschaft

[13] From the 2000-Watt Society to the 1.5°C Society: a new standard, conceptual transition pathway, stakeholder acceptance for Switzerland

[12] Academic Citizens’ Assembly

[11] Costs and possible funding mechanisms for CCUS in Switzerland

Media

[10] Towards climate-neutral aviation: fewer flights, benefits for biodiversity and society, and renewed legitimacy for airlines

[9] Climate-Neutral Global Aviation - are we on the right track?

[8] Retrait du carbone, net zéro et implications pour la Suisse

[7] Climate Action, Sufficiency, Deliberative Democracy

[6] 10 recommendations which could significantly increase the effectiveness of Swiss climate policy

[5] Engaging Society For Sustainability - The essential role of participative and deliberative democracy

[4] Looking for a democratic process to tackle sustainable development challenges – the Academic Citizens’ Assembly 2022

[3] Financer la décarbonation de l’économie: un Fonds suisse pour les émissions négatives?

[2] The Swiss Negative Emissions Fund

[1] Academic Citizens’ Assembly 2022: a way for better decision-making on complex and divisive issues? Interview with Sascha Nick, Researcher in societal transitions

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