As we edge closer to Germany's federal election, we go back in time to experience Berlin as a swampland. We also hear about some of the controversies surrounding the imminent UN World Food Systems Summit, find out how a spaceship-like warehouse in the Netherlands is using fish poo to grow food, and chat about queer inclusion in environmental matters.
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Folge vom 23.09.2021Revisiting Berlin's wetlands, the global food agenda and queer inclusion
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Folge vom 16.09.2021Air conditioning & peatlands – simple solutions, big climate impactsToday we take a look at things that are often overlooked, but can add up to big solutions for the climate. One of them is air conditioning. What's its role in greenhouse gas emissions? And what are alternative ways to cool ourselves as the planet heats up? And we venture to Ireland to hear why peatlands are actually a huge deal when it comes to the climate.
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Folge vom 09.09.2021What it takes: More inclusive activism, preserving Paradise and the upcoming German electionThis week on Living Planet: What does it mean for an ecosystem to be intact? And what does it take to keep it that way? We'll also check in on the upcoming German election and what it might mean for the climate. And we hear about the challenges disabled activists face when advocating for the environment.
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Folge vom 02.09.2021On the brink — Lebanon's energy crisis, California's dwindling water supply, and environmental racism in EuropeThis week on the Living Planet: How contentious water rights can get in times of drought. Rolling blackouts in Lebanon are leaving many frustrated, scared and wondering what could have been with a different approach to energy. And we hear from a journalist who's exposing environmental racism in eastern Europe.