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Biodiversity and financing
Available online: https://pub.norden.org/temanord2023-540/ Financial institutions have facilitated the expansion of business activities detrimental to biological diversity. However, the demand for investing in activities with positive impact on nature is rapidly rising, and the financial sector is increasingly urged to align their portfolios with biodiversity positive outcomes. This report provides a status of existing analytical tools and public and private strategies that ensure that public and private investments strengthen, not weaken, biodiversity. The report also looks closer at the approaches to biodiversity safeguards in the Nordic financial institutions Nefco (Nordic Environment Finance Corporation), NDF (Nordic Development Fund) and NIB (Nordic Investment Bank), and examines their methods to support biodiversity and nature through their financial activities.
Synergies between climate and biodiversity objectives in laws, policies and management practices
Available online: https://pub.norden.org/temanord2023-510/ The study supports the exchange of knowledge to further develop effective policy and management tools for nature-based solutions for the climate and the environment. The study compiles good examples which shed light on how the Nordic countries have been successful inimplementing measures to simultaneously address climate change, pollution and biodiversityobjectives in laws, policies and administrative practices, including highlighting potential barriers forimplementing integrated policy solutions. Moreover, it provides recommendations for screening methods of laws, policies and management practices to revealuntapped synergies between climate change, pollution and biodiversity measures. Finally, the report proposes joint Nordic initiatives that can maximise synergies between biodiversity, climateand pollution initiatives in the Nordic region and globally.
Is economic growth compatible with a sustainable future?
Available online: https://pub.norden.org/temanord2023-534/ Green growth forms the core of sustainable development strategies. The central assumption is that economic growth can continue while reducing resource use, environmental pressures, and impacts. Resource use and environmental pressures can be absolutely decoupled from growth, and we can halt climate change and biodiversity loss without adversely affecting economic growth. The report; Is Economic Growth Compatible with a Sustainable Nordic Future? written by Norion Consult, assesses, evaluates, and questions arguments and evidence for and against decoupling as a realistic long-term solution. To continue the dialogue concerning this topic, a conference commissioned by the Nordic Working Group for Environment and Economy, was held on March 23rd, 2023, by Norion Consult. This report describes challenges, summarizes the presentations and discussions, and recommends the next steps.
Nature Risk: An analysis of use and applicability in the Nordic countries
Available online: https://pub.norden.org/temanord2022-547/ This report generates an overview of the use of the nature risk concept, describes the scope, and assesses the applicability in the Nordic countries, and in international organisations. The concept of nature-related risks is found to be mainly in use in the financial sector. The application of the term has increased rapidly in recent years, with numerous efforts to implement the concept. Moreover, similar concepts precede, within the same scope; the earliest being biodiversity risk. It is recommended that each of the Nordic countries take active steps to implement the concept of nature risk in relevant policies, regulations and sectors. It is also recommended that the Nordic countries follow the international development on nature risk and related policy areas, such as the EU taxonomy and the TNFD framework, and ensure that national policy is aligned with the international agenda.
Detecting and Responding to Alien Plant Incursions
A comprehensive guide to the proactive management of alien plants, synthesising the most current global theory and best management practice.
Gårdhistorier fra Arnborg
Beskrivelser fra Arnborgs gårde, deres historie, deres ejere. Her er hvad jeg har fundet og skrevet om gårdene i Arnborg og omegn. En stor tak til alle, der har bidraget med oplysninger til gårdenes historier. Endvidere har jeg mine oplysninger fra kirkebøger, Hammerum Herreds folketællinger, skøder fra Rigsarkivets matrikelsider, DIS Danmark, Landsarkivet i Viborg og Lokalarkivet i Herning. Alle årstal ved overtagelse er fra tinglyste skøder.
Scandinavian biographical archive
Das Skandinavische Biographische Archiv ist ein einzigartiges biographisches Nachschlagewerk zu 155.000 Personen vom Beginn der Skandinavischen Geschichte bis zur Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts. 413 maAgebende Werke, die zusammen mehr als 606 BAnde umfassen, wurden als Quellen fA1/4r dieses Werk benutzt. Personen aller gesellschaftlichen Klassen und Berufe aus folgenden LAndern sind aufgenommen: DAnemark, Finnland, Island, Norwegen, Schweden, FArAer Inseln, GrAnland, Karelien, Ingermanland, Lappland.
Rudbeck
Denne bog er en opsamling af data om aner og efterkommere med familienavnet RUDBECK, der stammer fra gården af samme navn i Skovby, Vedsted sogn i Sønderjylland. Alle data er indtastet i slægtsforskningsprogrammet Family Tree Maker og bogen er en afskrift af den familieorden programmet indsætter de indtastede personer i. Indtastningen i programmet er sket på baggrund af den viden, som var kendt på tidspunktet. Datoer og steder er så vidt muligt tjekket via kirkebøger o.l. Bogen omhandler op til 18 generationer.
Synergy in conservation of biodiversity and climate change mitigation: Nordic peatlands and forests
Available online: https://pub.norden.org/temanord2021-510/ We are facing two global environmental crises, the loss of biodiversity and climate change. Both crises should be handled within the forthcoming decades. Actions implemented to mitigate one challenge should not worsen the other. The two crises are interlinked. Biodiversity, together with geophysical and climatic factors form and maintain ecosystems, which contribute to climate change mitigation by capturing CO2 and store carbon. But the current climate change worsen the negative impact of the main drivers causing biodiversity loss. This leads to further degradation of ecosystems, which in turn may weaken the functionality of ecosystems that reduce the ability of nature to capture and store carbon. The project identified eight cases related to nature-based solutions enacted in the Nordic countries and identifies synergies between biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.
