Johannes Lundershausen is a political scientist and human geographer who is interested in how we can embrace global environmental change as a matter of concern. In the past, he has focused especially on the topic of climate change adaptation in the Global South—particularly in India and Tanzania. Having been trained in the UK, he is now a PhD researcher at the University of Tübingen in southern Germany, after a two-year break from academia. At Tübingen, he is thinking and writing about the multiple and ambiguous meanings of the Anthropocene and their impact on the broader sustainability discourse. He is particularly interested in the role that science plays in an Anthropocene society.