To get an impression of the results of the ERM Research Project course, we have chosen some theses from the ERM Master’s Programmes of 2020-2021. Of each specialisation, two to three reports have been selected.
Environmental Economics
- Providing room for nature in offshore wind decommissioning in the Netherlands. Participatory multi-criteria analysis of decommissioning strategies for offshore wind foundations, based on economic, environmental and social dimensions by Lobke Jurrius (supervisor Pieter van Beukering)
- Choice experiment amongst Dutch consumers: Willingness to Pay for sustainability attributes of pork products by F.M.J. Severens (supervisor Mark Koetse)
- The benefits of wildlife: a meta-analysis by Elisa van Zanten (supervisor Pieter van Beukering)
Environmental Geography
- The increasing water demand in North-West Africa: a land systems approach by Zoë de Jonge (supervisor Žiga Malek)
- Bio-based fiber production in the European Union. A spatial analysis of potential biomass production to substitute the European demand for synthetic fibers by M.J. Oorthuijs (supervisor Nynke Schulp)
Environmental Policy Analysis
- Hydropower in Yunnan, China: Ecologically Unequal Exchange and the Perpetuation of the (Semi) Periphery by Victor Lucas (supervisor Jampel Dell’Angelo)
- Saline food experiences Terschelling. Sustainable tourism opportunities by Suzanne Veen (supervisor Kate Negacz)
Water and Climate Risk
- The Hydrological and Environmental Impact of Upscaling the Blue-green Roof Concept in Amsterdam. Mitigating Flood Risk and Heat Stress in the Netherlands by Josia Brüggen (supervisor Tim Busker)
- A multi-criteria analysis for secondary wood in circular construction: a new entrance building on fortress island Pampus as a case study by Mieke de Jager (supervisor Mark Bokhorst)