Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands
Exploring how religious language shapes the climate debate
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Research on the religious vocabulary of the climate debate in the Netherlands and beyond.
International Conference
No Plan(et) B or Paradise: Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands and Beyond
Our values
At the heart of our research project are a set of values that guide our work and shape our vision for the future. These values reflect our commitment to academic excellence, ethical integrity, and social responsibility.
Our Team
The research project "Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands" involves four researchers, each bringing unique perspectives and expertise to the project
Knowledge clips
Short video clips in which our researchers explain key findings of the project. All clips are on our YouTube channel. (In Dutch only)
Eco-apocalyptic: Climate Anxiety, Media and Visions of the Future
Original title: “Eco-apocalyptiek: Klimaatangst, Media en Toekomstvisies” (4:39). (In Dutch only)
Does Climate Activism Have Something Religious?
Original title: “Heeft klimaatactivisme iets religieus? (Impliciete Religie & Extinction Rebellion)” (6:13). (In Dutch only)
Climate and Religion: Three Ways of Framing
Original title: “Klimaat en Religie: Drie Manieren van Framing (Kwalificatie, Diskwalificatie, Herkwalificatie)” (2:54). (In Dutch only)
From the blog
Perspectives on religion, climate and culture from our researchers and guests.
Our Mission
Our research project aims to provide insights into the religious vocabularies used in climate change discourse in the Netherlands and abroad.
Unveiling the role of religion in the climate change conversation.
Academic embedding
An NWO-funded research project at the Tilburg School of Catholic Theology, Tilburg University.
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