The Keynote speakers of the Greentopia Conference 2019 in Vienna, are:

• Stephen Gardiner: Governing Greentopia?
• Angela Kallhoff: Institutions for Joint Environmental Action. Fallacies and Prospects
• Paul Thomson: Greentopia: The Agrarian Vision
• Andreas Hetzel: Why Should We save Species from Extinction? An Ignorance-Based Perspective
• Wolfgang Palme: How should we grow Vegetables More Efficiently: New Concepts for a Sustainable, Diverse, Seasona and Consumer Oriented Agriculture
• Tracey Skillington: A Critique of the Concept of LImit in Dominant Institutional Approaches to Environmental Problems: Toward a Deeper Framework of Justice

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Societies need to adjust to environmental change and to new living conditions in the age of climate change and environmental degradation. Instead of mourning the loss of traditional life-styles, this workshop explores forward-looking proposals to redefine the interface of society and nature. The concept of 'Greentopia' serves as an umbrella term for innovative proposals that provide ideas and concepts for an eco-friendly social life with nature. 

Justice and Food Security in a Changing Climate

The 16th Congress of the European Society for Agricultural and Food Ethics, will take place from 24-26 June 2021 at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, hosted by the University of Fribourg Environmental Sciences and Humanities Institute (UniFR_ESH Institute). EurSafe 2021 will be a forum for discussing ethical issues around food and agriculture, including production, processing, wholesale, consumption, marketing as well as policy and health issues.

EurSafe members Raymond Anthony and Bernice Bovenkerk have recently become associate editors of the Springer International Library of Environmental and Agricultural and Food Ethics