Welcome!

Welcome to the website of

MR Dr. med. univ. Klaus Renoldner,

Physician and Independent Consultant for Sustainable Development: Mobility and Health,

With information about my activities and publications in the field of medicine, sustainable development and ecology, peace and disarmament.
Special chapters are dedicated to WORKSHOPS with the interactive learning game "MOBILITY" and to the "TRIPLE BENEFIT PRINCIPLE"

Here is list of selected publications

LECTURE DATES

For lectures and workshops on sustainable development or climate-friendly mobility mail to klaus@renoldner.eu

Here is a calendar of conferences and workshops

To understand the TRIPLE BENEFIT PRINCIPLE , a fast track towards a sustainable life-style and climate-neutrality read

"A doctor's view on CO2"

The TRIPLE BENEFIT PRINCIPLE A doctor’s view on CO₂

Read an abstract of a methodology to reduce greenhous gas production rapidly and to move towards a sustainable life-style. Following the principle you have the chance to reach your energy break even point in a few years.

FAQ about the Triple Benefit Principle

10 most frequently asked questions:

MOBILITY WORKSHOPS - personal and global health prevention, a training for a more sustainable life-style

Mobility workshops provide basic information about health and prevention, analyze individual behaviour with respect to mobility and nutrition patterns and help to find creative solutions for improvement at the individual as well as at the global level.

Lithuania and Latvia Conference Tour June 2010

From June 14th to June 25th I was lecturing in Lithuania and Latvia: The Principle of Triple Relief - Interaction of Life-Style, Climate Change and Health in a Globalized World. Proposals for a more Sustainable World.

The enormous benefits of cycling for individual and global health

Cycling has preventive effects on almost all typical diseases of modern civilization like cardiovascular diseases, metabolic syndrome,bone and joint diseases,osteoporosis, COPD etc. and at the same time it reduces green house gas and therefore reduces health risks for people in developing countries.