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SUMMARY:Seminar series on Economic expertise and environmental actions
DESCRIPTION:The seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions” welcomes \n  \nKamilla Karhunmaa  \nUniversity of Helsinki and SPIRAL\, University of Liège \net Céline Granjou \nLESSEM-INRAE \nCarbon offsetting \n  \nThis session explores the ways in which carbon offsetting mobilizes arguments and expertise from soil science\, economics and other fields to produce new entities and recast the way existing objects such as soils tend to be understood. \nKamilla Karhunmaa \nFrom charity to crime to commodity: settling the economic form of carbon offsetting in Finland \nWhile economics seems to be everywhere\, particularly in market-based environmental policy instruments\, this presentation discusses the support that economics and economists gather from other fields to be convincing. I present the case of Compensate\, a seller of carbon offsets in Finland\, which raised a public discussion\, criminal case\, and legal reform on the status of carbon offsetting in Finland. Following Compensate’s trajectory shows how the tangibility\, reciprocity and remunerative capacity of carbon offsets is questioned. Further\, the case demonstrates how the economic form of carbon offsetting requires significant institutional support to be formalized and even then\, results only in a temporary stabilization. \nCéline Granjou \nThe promises of soil carbon sequestration : unpacking the politics of carbon quantification \nThe Paris Agreement reached at the COP 21 in 2015 signal the new centrality of carbon sinks\, including soils\, as a key means of enabling climate stability. Holding three times as much carbon as the atmosphere\, soil is considered the largest terrestrial reservoir of carbon that we could manage and enhance. How does the rising promotion of soil as carbon sink in climate policies reconfigure the way in which we come to know and manage soils ? \nI will first introduce the ANR-funded POSCA project : its team is completing a vast sociological investigation both into soil sciences academia and on-the-ground organizations of soil improvement and management. On the basis of that field-work\, we observe a contestable\, and contested\, quest for measuring and quantifying soil carbon stocks and fluxes\, that tends to recast soils as reservoirs of carbon that we could measure\, model\, map and optimize both at global and local scales. Ways of knowing and managing soils tend to be polarized by a double focus on carbon (i.e. a movement of carbonization) and on measuring (i.e. a quest for quantification). The politics of carbon quantification entail a number of practical and political issues\, as accounting for soil carbon takes precedence over securing soils as complex\, evolving and vulnerable entities for the future. \n \n\n  \nKamilla Karhunmaa is apostdoctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki\, and a scientific collaborator with the SPIRAL research center at the University of Liège. Her current research\, developed as part of the Climakedo project at the University of Helsinki\, focuses on the knowledge policies and practices underpinning voluntary carbon offsets in northern countries\, using an approach at the crossroads of science and technology studies (STS) and environmental policy. \nCéline Granjou is Director of Research in sociology at the EcoSystèmes et Sociétés en Montagne Laboratory (LESSEM-INRAE) at Grenoble-Alpes University. Her research lies at the crossroads between the sociology of science and technology and the sociology of the environment. She is currently part of the interdisciplinary team in sociology and soil sciences of the POSCA project – The Promises of Soil Carbon Sequestration Knowledge\, aiming to studying how the promotion of soil as Carbon sink in climate policies reconfigures the ways in which we know and manage soils\, at the level of soil carbon science (agendas\, research infrastructures)\, of its regulation (standardization and standardization of methods for evaluating and measuring soil carbon)\, and its management (strategies for optimizing carbon stocks and their effects on agricultural and forestry activities and sectors). \nate: Friday\, January 19\, 2024\, 11am-1pm \nVenue: Mines Paris-PSL\, 60 boulevard Saint Michel\, 75006 Paris. Room V115 \nThe seminar is held in English. \nThe session will also be streamed by videoconference. The link will be sent upon registration just before the seminar. \nThe seminar is open to all. Please register here to participate in this session. \n  \nContact: Béatrice Cointe\, Kewan Mertens or Alexandre Violle \n  \nFind out more about the program
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/seminaire-expertises-economiques-et-actions-environnementales/
LOCATION:Mines Paris PSL et en distanciel\, 60 boulevard saint Michel\, 75006\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminaires
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SUMMARY:Reflection on the Materiality of Transition – 8th session of the Webinar TTI.5
DESCRIPTION:Reflection on the Materiality of Transition – 8th session of the Webinar TTI.5\nThis 8th session of the Webinar TTI.5 will be held online on Friday\, January 19\, 2024\, from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM. The session will be held in French. \nThe extraction\, importation\, and transformation of raw materials play a crucial role in the low-carbon transition. Emerging technologies such as renewable energy\, electric vehicles\, and energy storage devices rely on so-called rare metals\, such as lithium and cobalt. \nHowever\, the use of these resources can lead to environmental problems\, mining-related conflicts\, challenging working conditions\, and inequalities in access to the benefits of the transition. The geopolitical balance is disrupted. \nThus\, the responsible management of raw materials becomes a crucial issue to ensure an environmentally sustainable and socially equitable transition. \nProgram\nTo discuss all these topics\, three specialists are announced among the speakers : \nDamien GOETZ | Professor-Researcher at GEOSCIENCES Mines Paris – PSL\nMineral resources specialist – with expertise in extraction methods\, economic assessment of development\, and availability for economic and industrial growth – Damien GOETZ is a teaching researcher at GEOSCIENCES. He is in charge of the Mineral Resources option for transitions in the education of engineers at Mines Paris – PSL. \nBrice LAURENT | Researcher at CSI Mines Paris – PSL\nResearcher at the Center for the Sociology of Innovation (CSI)\, Brice LAURENT also serves as the director of the Social Sciences\, Economy\, and Society Directorate at the French Agency for Food\, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES). His research focuses on the relationships between science and democracy\, investigated through surveys conducted in places involved in the promotion\, regulation\, or contestation of innovation. His current work includes inquiries into experimental forms of innovation and research projects addressing political issues related to subsurface resources. \nFarah BENRAMDANE | Phd Student at theUniversity Bordeaux-Montaigne\nFarah BENRAMDAME has been working on a thesis since 2021 within the École doctorale Montaigne – Humanités in partnership with the unité de recherche Cultures et Littératures des Mondes Anglophones (CLIMAS). Her thesis focuses on « Conflits miniers et territoire “cédés” : la remise en cause systématique de la souveraineté amérindienne aux Etats-Unis »and is under the supervision of Lionel LARRE\, President of the University Bordeaux-Montaigne and professor of American civilization. \nIf you wish to attend\, please connect at 1:30 pm via zoom\, the link will be communicated on this page. \nTTI.5 team contact: tti.5@minesparis.psl.eu \nLearn more about webinars TTI.5
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/retour-sur-la-materialite-de-la-transition-8e-seance-du-webinaire-tti-5/
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