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Red deer in forest

Most Danes prefer forests with wild animals

REWILDING
Soy field in Brazil

New report on Danish soy imports and EU deforestation regulation

CLIMATE
Kirstine Lund Christiansen

Kirstine Lund Christiansen wins the SCIENCE PhD Award

Wusheng, Mette, Francesco, Zhan

International Consortium to transform CO₂ into food

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Dangerous variant of salmonella still not eradicated

Per Svejstrup

New Head of Department at IFRO: “Professionalism and community go hand in hand”

Mickey, Rebecca, Christian

Green transition to be 'the new normal' for future farmers

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  • Multi-system Dynamics in Sustainability Transitions: Introduction and Outlook
  • Emergency slaughter of cattle in the EU: rules and realities
  • Feline obesity is associated with stronger owner attachment, while indoor confinement increases risk of obesity at an early age in domestic shorthaired cats
  • Implications of aggregated value data in economic efficiency analysis
  • The need for speed: mapping a conceptual typology for accelerating transitions toward sustainability
  • Matching the supply and demand of forest ecosystem services in Europe: Insights from a systematic literature mapping
  • Time preferences, risk preferences and the adoption of household level water treatment in Rural Tigray, Northern Ethiopia
  • Policy termination revisited: theories, processes, and political dynamics
  • Economies of scale and scope in integrated aquaculture systems: Evidence from prawn gher farming in coastal Bangladesh
  • Mapping and quantifying nature’s contributions to people underpinning international food trade: the case of the Brazilian coffee and soy supply-chains
  • Impact of overhead shade intensity and cocoa variety on the micro-climate and productivity of cocoa farms in two ecological zones of Ghana
  • Landowners' willingness to participate in temporary and permanent agri-environmental schemes

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Rewilding
2025.11.12

Wild animals divide Danes – but most say “yes” to red deer and fences

A new nationwide survey from the University of Copenhagen shows that most Danes would like to see…
GEOPOLITICS
2025.11.11

UCPH combines forces to enhance the understanding of world crises

The initiative aims to contribute to a more informed public conversation about a rapidly changing…
CLIMATE
2025.09.29

New report on Danish soy imports and EU deforestation regulation

Researchers from the Department of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO) highlights key challenges in…
NAMES
2025.09.24

Winner of the SCIENCE PhD Award

Kirstine Lund Christiansen has been awarded the SCIENCE PhD Award 2025 for her outstanding thesis,…

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Farm Economic Consequence of New Regulation Model for Nitrogen in Denmark

Open online seminar with Jakob Vesterlund Olsen, Department of Food and Resource Economics.

PhD defence - Tim Maarten de Kruiff

Rewilding in a human-dominated landscape - Essays on understanding preferences for rewilding

Gridded Economic Analysis of the Impacts of Global Biodiversity Conservation Policies

Open online seminar with Dr Iman Haqiqi, Lead Research Economist, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Purdue University

Climate Beliefs and Policy Responses in Agriculture

Open online seminar with Kahsay Haile Zemo, Department of Food and Resource Economics.

Farewell reception for Tina Hansen

Join us in expressing our appreciation for Teaching Associate Professor Tina Hansen and mark her retirement.

Weakest Links in Space: On the Voluntary Provision of Public Goods in Overlapping Neighborhoods

Seminar with Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg.

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