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Livia Cabernard

Assistant Professor

Technical University of Munich

Germany

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Dr. Livia Cabernard is an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. Her research focuses on the environmental impact of global supply chains, examining issues such as greenhouse gas emissions in the bioeconomy and the biodiversity effects of land-use changes linked to agri-food imports. She also explores sustainability assessments of G20 supply chains and the environmental footprint of plastics exacerbated by coal combustion.

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Stephan Pfister

Adjunct Professor

ETH Zürich

SWITZERLAND

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Rising greenhouse gas emissions embodied in the global bioeconomy supply chain

Biodiversity impacts of recent land-use change driven by increases in agri-food imports

Urban mining: The relevance of information, transaction costs and externalities

Urban mining: The relevance of information, transaction costs and externalities

Hotspots of Mining-Related Biodiversity Loss in Global Supply Chains and the Potential for Reduction through Renewable Electricity

Hotspots of Mining-Related Biodiversity Loss in Global Supply Chains and the Potential for Reduction through Renewable Electricity

Improved sustainability assessment of the G20’s supply chains of materials, fuels, and food

Improved sustainability assessment of the G20's supply chains of materials, fuels, and food

Growing environmental footprint of plastics driven by coal combustion

Surging plastic use is fed by coal power — with deadly results

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Stephan Pfister

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