In other words – How do we create a sustainable energy policy? The question is: How do we move forward with an energy policy that plays in harmony with the Montreal Protocol, safeguards indigenous people's rights and cuts emissions without placing too heavy a burden on society at large. The opposition to wind power and other climate measures shows what can go wrong when we proceed too quickly with solutions in isolation, without taking a more systemic outlook on how problems are solved. To cut emissions, we must build more renewable energy at the cost of vulnerable nature.

Political debate Is the green transition sustainable?Ĭlimate and nature policy are at odds. In the last plenary session we will tap into a political discussion and our own oil and energy minister will attend. We look forward to hearing from thought leaders in the field of ecological economics, Geoeconomics, Finance & Development, Doughnut Economics and on impact research and reflections from innovators such as SHE Community, Smart Innovation Norway and Norwegian Mycelium. This event is your chance to be part of positive change, learn from transformation catalysts, and understand the skills and strategies driving impactful transitions. Hear from global academics, thought leaders, and businesses as we explore solutions for a more sustainable future. Join Us at 'The Future We Choose' Conference on September 20th!ĭiscover how businesses such as Norsk Gjenvinning, Gelato, Microsoft, Nordea are driving growth through innovative solutions to societal challenges.

What is the system challenge? How can we meet the challenges at hand?

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