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This thesis explores the phenomenon of greenwashing, particularly its systemic origins and contributory factors within corporate and regulatory frameworks. Through the analysis of three prominent case studies—Volkswagen, DWS, and Shell—it demonstrates that greenwashing is not mer ...
Energy storage, and energy systems in general, can give rise to local and global injustices, and thus it is important to develop, deploy and regulate energy systems in a just manner. Energy justice scholarship has two aims, namely to (a) understand and explain claims of injustice ...

Between Nature and Nourishment

Evaluating the impact of climate justice principles on terrestrial carbon storage and agricultural land use

Celsius or 1085 GtC. This thesis explores this significance and points toward prioritizing ecosystem conservation as a highly effective strategy for mitigating climate change. Initiatives such as carbon offsetting, performed by organizations like ‘8 billion trees’ and ‘cool earth ...

For your voice only

Exploiting side channels in voice messaging for environment detection

Voice messages are an increasingly well-known method of communication, accounting for more than 200 million messages a day. Sending audio messages requires a user to invest lesser effort compared to texting while enhancing the meaning of the message by adding an emotional context ...
Nuclear energy is one of the most sustainable and clean energies in the world. It has been widely applied for electricity generation since 1954. However, the safety issues are always perceived as the big concerns for nuclear power development. Therefore, level 2 PSA has been deve ...
The development of nuclear energy technologies in the second half of the 20th century came with great hopes of rebuilding nations recovering from the devasta-tion of the Second World War or recently released from colonial rule. In coun-tries like France, India, the USA, Canada, R ...