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Dr. Janez Potočnik (1958) graduated from the Faculty of Economics at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (Ph.D. degree 1993). He was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Science by London Imperial College and by Ghent University in 2008 and 2009 respectively, and Doctor of Science in Economics and Business
Between 1772 and 1778, Jožef Potočnik, Janez’s younger brother, was also staying in Vienna, studying law at the University there and most probably taking care of his elder brother. However, Janez remained in the imperial city only for two semesters of the academic year. There may have been two reasons. First, the students who failed to ...
Commons. Janez Potočnik. Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. Janez Potočnik (* 22. března 1958) je slovinský a evropský politik. Od února 2010 do listopadu 2014 byl členem Evropské komise zodpovědným za životní prostředí. Od roku 2014 působí jako spolupředseda Mezinárodního panelu pro zdroje.
12. Feb. 2022 · Janez Potočnik: I think the nicest definition was given decades ago by one of the founders of this idea, Walter Stahel, who said a linear economy is like a river and a circular economy is like a lake. More specifically, it's about keeping resources in production and keeping consumption cycles going for as long as possible, and keeping their value high. I see the circular economy as an ...
12. Jan. 2014 · Janez Potočnik was a European commissioner for 10 years to November 2014, most recently in the area of the environment. Since leaving the Commission, he has taken on a number of new roles. On 30 October 2014, he informed the Commission of his intention to accept two new roles namely as chairman of the Forum for the future of agriculture and as ...
9. Feb. 2022 · Environment Janez Potočnik interview: How a circular economy can help us go green. A sustainable future means using less stuff more wisely – but politicians aren’t yet grasping the nettle ...
15. Juni 2017 · Janez Potočnik: I was never in favour of that approach, but it looks like it is unavoidable part of political reality. Slovenia was also experiencing the same kind of conditionality in the accession process. Countries which are already the members of the EU feel that they are in a unique position to settle some of the opened bilateral issues ...
