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Sustainability and Eco-Justice in Everyday Research

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Authors: Sabin, Lucy; Hastings, Rosie; Evans, Natalie;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.18390889

Sustainability and Eco-Justice in Everyday Research

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This zine is for researchers and innovators who want to reflect on how their work affects the environment, climate, and broader questions of justice. It outlines key knowledge, skills and values, alongside reflective questions to help you think through your own research. Sabin, L. Hastings, R. Evans, N (2026) Sustainability and Eco-Justice in Everyday Research. Amsterdam UMC. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18390889 Information: n.evans@amsterdamumc.nl

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