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Shaping sustainable digitisation
Shaping sustainable digitisation
a discussion paper from the German Environment Agency
Autor:innen
Arenhövel, Dorothee
Eick, Martina
Kiso, Claudia
Koller, Matthias
Herausgeber
Quelle
Schlagwörter
Digitalisierung, Informations- und Telekommunikationstechnik, Nachhaltigkeit, Horizon Scanning, Künstliche Intelligenz, digitisation, strategic foresight, horizon scanning, Blockchain, artificial intelligence, Virtual Reality, digital transformation, sustainable digitisation
Zitation
ARENHÖVEL, Dorothee, Christopher BLUM, Dieter COHORS-FRESENBORG, Martina EICK, Lisa FRIEN-KOSSOLOBOW, Evelyn HAGENAH, Claudia KISO, Bianca HERRMANN, Matthias KOLLER, Christian HOYER, Regina KOHLMEYER, Marina KÖHN, Juri KRACK, Kora KRISTOF, Andreas LORENZ, Christian LÖWE, Matthias MENGER, Martyn DOUGLAS, Doris MEURER, Tina MUTERT, Ines OEHME, Marco SCHÄFER, Inke SCHAUSER, Ulrike von SCHLIPPENBACH, Ulrike von SCHLIPPENBACH, Christian SCHNEIDER, Thomas SCHULTZ-KRUTISCH, Christian SCHWEITZER, Cornelia SEDELLO, Sylvia VEENHOFF, Christoph TÖPFER, Julia VOGEL, Ulrike WACHOTSCH und Ralf WEISS, 2021. Shaping sustainable digitisation [online]. Dessau-Roßlau: Umweltbundesamt. Broschüren. Verfügbar unter: https://openumwelt.de/handle/123456789/3440
Zusammenfassung englisch
Digitisation is not only transforming our society it is also having an impact on the environment: On the one hand, digitisation can improve the state of the environment for example through digitally optimised production processes. On the other hand, negative environmental rebound effects can arise, like a higher demand for internet-enabled products from which an increase in usage of resources and energy during production processes results. With this impulse paper, UBA shows where digitisation can create opportunities and challenges for environmental policy. In doing so, UBA aims to help shape digitisation in line with the guiding principle of sustainability. Source: www.umweltbundesamt.de