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Danielius Ratkevičius

Challenges & Opportunities

Climate change is the single most defining challenge of our generation. Digital technologies offer unique opportunities to enable and accelerate the green transition by enabling a smarter use of resources, decarbonize sectors and help both industries and societies to adapt to the effects of climate change.

Digital Impact

Digitalization and new technologies have become major drivers of societal change and come with the promise of being the necessary tools to solve global challenges. But digitalization in itself does not achieve sustainable societies. Instead, digital has the potential to accelerate current environmental efforts through increased connectivity and by the gathering, sharing and analysis of data.

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Climate Activism

Due to the current pandemic, the COP26 that was supposed to take place in Glasgow in the last part of November 2020 has been postponed until 2021. A group of young students from the UK decided to create the MOCK COP26 to fill the void of the cancelled event. Read the conversation with the inspiring people behind the MOCK COP26 about the role of young climate activists in accelerating global climate efforts.

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By Josephine Andersen 07 Mar, 2021
Most of the things each of us own stay unused most of the time. In the United States and the United Kingdom around 80% of all items owned are used less than once per month leaving a large amount of goods unused, when they could be useful elsewhere. The way of life of modern societies is characterized by growing consumption of resources, increasingly at the expense of the environment. A digital sharing economy offers a way for citizens to share, rent and replace under-utilized assets by the help of digital solutions and alleviate the pressure of the planet’s resources.
By Javier Canales Luna 26 Feb, 2021
Earth observation is living a golden age. What is the role of satellite technology in the fight against the climate crisis?
By Josephine Andersen 09 Jan, 2021
Digitalisation must be steered in a way that benefits both people and the planet.
By Javier Canales Luna 09 Jan, 2021
Misinformation on social media is a hurdle that threatens global efforts to address the climate crisis. What can be done about it?
By Nayelly Landeros 09 Jan, 2021
The environmental impact of digital technologies, a missed discussion in the sustainable debate.
By Javier Canales, Josephine Andersen, Nayelly Landeros, Annie Groth 09 Jan, 2021
An interview with young activists about the effects of COVID on online climate efforts and the role of technology to achieve a green transition.

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By Kamayani 21 Sep, 2022
Elon Musk points at Twitter's cybersecurity vulnerabilities to cancel $44 bn buyout-deal.
By Raushan Tara Jaswal 21 Sep, 2022
Time is running out on the National Security defence adopted by the Government of India for the prolonged ban on Chinese based Mobile Applications.
By Marco Schmidt 21 Sep, 2022
This article is a follow-up to “Showdown Down Under?” which was published here last year. As our cycle aims to explore jurisdictions outside the EU and North America, we will further dive into Australian competition law by outlining its basic structure, introducing the relevant actors and give an insight into the pursued policies in the realm of digital markets with a particular focus on “ad tech”.
By Linda Jaeck 16 Jan, 2022
How AI is enabling new frontiers in Mars exploration.
By Marco Schmidt 09 Aug, 2021
Regulation is gaining more traction all over the place but it is uncertain if the Australian News Media Bargain Code will become a role model for legislation in other places. There are several weaknesses to the Code and after all, it is not clear if paying publishers for their content will really alter the high levels of market concentration.
By Theint Theint Thu 09 Aug, 2021
The perseverance of Myanmar’s youth to fight for freedom is proving to be the key to the country’s democratic future.

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