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    By Elijah Sands |

    We all need nature. We crave being outdoors in open spaces. That’s one reason why we love going to the beach. Fresh air makes us feel good. Especially after all of this, we deserve to breathe in some fresh air. Don’t you think so? Simply, we need to be outside; we need to feel good again. Talk to anyone who lives on the Family Islands. They’ll likely tell you the outdoors and nature are in their top five favorite things about living there.

    Bahamian children running free on a beach on Cat Island, after a night of wilderness camping.

    There are actually scientific studiesthat affirm spending time in nature has positive benefits for your health. Precisely, spending at least 120 minutes per week outside can help boost your mental, emotional, and physical health.


    Since March 2020, The Bahamas has had to implement Emergency Orders in an effort to suppress the spread of the coronavirus.

    In the more recent surge of confirmed cases, we’ve had to revert back to earlier stages of lockdowns and daily curfews. Even though this is what may be the most effective way to stop community transmission – to say the least, it’s been a truly exhausting time for many. As the weeks go on under quarantine, lots of people have experienced a rollercoaster of emotions and feelings – from sadness and anger to tiredness.

    An older graphic illustrates the closure of parks and beaches on islands at risk of community transmission of COVID-19. Graphic from the Office of The Prime Minister Bahamas.

    Apart from the future of the economy, I worry about the ment

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    Tuesday 27 January 1662/63

    Up and to the office, where sat till two o’clock, and then home to dinner, whither by and by comes Mr. Creed, and he and I talked of our Tangier business, and do find that there is nothing in the world done with true integrity, but there is design along with it, as in my Lord Rutherford, who designs to have the profit of victualling of the garrison himself, and others to have the benefit of making the Mole, so that I am almost discouraged from coming any more to the Committee, were it not that it will possibly hereafter bring me to some acquaintance of great men. Then to the office again, where very busy till past ten at night, and so home to supper and to bed.

    I have news this day from Cambridge that my brother hath had his bachelor’s cap put on; but that which troubles me is, that he hath the pain of the stone, and makes bloody water with great pain, it beginning just as mine did. I pray God help him.

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    Fundamental Research of the Research Unit Sustainability and Climate Policy consists mainly of national and international publications in journals and books (and in extensive presentations, policy consulting and media activities). Additionally, it works on a large number of research projects for public and non-profit clients. The following list includes current projects. Then, all past and present projects of people associated with the Research Unit in are listed. Each first mentioned project indicates the main research area and for PhD students the working title of their thesis. Projects of former associates of the Research Unit are separately listed at the end. Click on a member's name to see their vita, publications, and given talks. The Final Reports of the projects are usually in German, but many of our articles in journals on these subjects are published in English.

    Some Current Projects

    Law and Governance of the Transition in the Heating Sector (funded by Federal Ministry of the Economy)
    Embedded in a larger joint project with many partners, we are investigating the law and governance of the energy transition in the heating sector on the basis of earlier work on heating in third-party funded projects. The fact that the essential approach to the integrated solution of various environmental problems is zero fossil fuels and a significant reduction of livestock farming (plus other strategies such as zero pesticides) have been on our minds for many years. Therefore, in addition to an energy transiton with regard to electricity, mobility, agriculture and plastics, a turnaround in terms of heating is necessary. The project also includes practical concepts for municipal heating networks. Fundamental questions of Power-to-X and the relationship between the heat turnaround, Paris Agreement and the CBD are also dealt with.
    Scientific Campus Phosphorus Research Rostock (sustainable land use/several projects on EU and national level)
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