Input to European Strategy Update for Particle Physics: Sustainability

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Autori principali: Boisvert, Veronique, Britzger, Daniel, Calvet, Samuel, Coadou, Yann, Doglioni, Caterina, Faivre, Julien, Koppenburg, Patrick, Lang, Valerie S., Lohwasser, Kristin, Marshall, Zach, Mahbubani, Rakhi, Millington, Peter, Muranaka, Tomoko, Potamianos, Karolos, Pöttgen, Ruth, Wakeling, Hannah, Yazgan, Efe
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Boisvert, Veronique
Britzger, Daniel
Calvet, Samuel
Coadou, Yann
Doglioni, Caterina
Faivre, Julien
Koppenburg, Patrick
Lang, Valerie S.
Lohwasser, Kristin
Marshall, Zach
Mahbubani, Rakhi
Millington, Peter
Muranaka, Tomoko
Potamianos, Karolos
Pöttgen, Ruth
Wakeling, Hannah
Yazgan, Efe
author_facet Boisvert, Veronique
Britzger, Daniel
Calvet, Samuel
Coadou, Yann
Doglioni, Caterina
Faivre, Julien
Koppenburg, Patrick
Lang, Valerie S.
Lohwasser, Kristin
Marshall, Zach
Mahbubani, Rakhi
Millington, Peter
Muranaka, Tomoko
Potamianos, Karolos
Pöttgen, Ruth
Wakeling, Hannah
Yazgan, Efe
contents Human activity continues to have an enormous negative impact on the ability of the planet to sustain human and other forms of life. Six out of the nine planetary boundaries have been crossed, a seventh is close to threshold. Prominent manifestations of this development are climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions, as well as loss of biodiversity. In recognition of the urgency of these problems, several international agreements have been ratified to achieve net-zero emissions and to halt and reverse biodiversity loss. Significant reductions in emissions are required by 2030 to meet international climate targets. The field of particle physics has an obligation and an opportunity to contribute to such mitigation efforts and to avoid causing further harm. This document urges the European Strategy Update in Particle Physics to set a clear and bold mandate for embedding environmental sustainability throughout the future scientific programme, and advocates for a series of actions that will enable this.
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Boisvert, Veronique
Britzger, Daniel
Calvet, Samuel
Coadou, Yann
Doglioni, Caterina
Faivre, Julien
Koppenburg, Patrick
Lang, Valerie S.
Lohwasser, Kristin
Marshall, Zach
Mahbubani, Rakhi
Millington, Peter
Muranaka, Tomoko
Potamianos, Karolos
Pöttgen, Ruth
Wakeling, Hannah
Yazgan, Efe
Physics and Society
High Energy Physics - Experiment
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
Human activity continues to have an enormous negative impact on the ability of the planet to sustain human and other forms of life. Six out of the nine planetary boundaries have been crossed, a seventh is close to threshold. Prominent manifestations of this development are climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions, as well as loss of biodiversity. In recognition of the urgency of these problems, several international agreements have been ratified to achieve net-zero emissions and to halt and reverse biodiversity loss. Significant reductions in emissions are required by 2030 to meet international climate targets. The field of particle physics has an obligation and an opportunity to contribute to such mitigation efforts and to avoid causing further harm. This document urges the European Strategy Update in Particle Physics to set a clear and bold mandate for embedding environmental sustainability throughout the future scientific programme, and advocates for a series of actions that will enable this.
title Input to European Strategy Update for Particle Physics: Sustainability
topic Physics and Society
High Energy Physics - Experiment
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03012