… videos, sculptures and photographs, the participating artists investigate the global consequences of plastic packaging, tyre abrasion, toxic chemicals and … disturbing video works, Mika Rottenberg denounces the working conditions in global production chains, deliberately dispensing for this exhibition with the …

… 25.01.2019 The consequences of extreme weather events and ever-increasing global warming show the need for effective climate protection. In 2005, based on the …

… Water moves through and is stored in soils, plants, rivers, streams, lakes, and the atmosphere, thereby providing the landscape with resilience against disruptions. The … bodies by dikes or drained. Reduced snowmelt in the low mountain ranges due to global warming. Urban and transportation areas have been sealed and compacted. …

… layers composed of elements such as pine needles, in conjunction with anthropogenic atmospheric acid deposition. A light yellowish stratum is observed in cases where … layers composed of elements such as pine needles, in conjunction with anthropogenic atmospheric acid deposition. A light yellowish stratum is observed in cases where …

… this being acid buffering of a substance such as nitric acid, which originates from atmospheric nitrogen compounds and is neutralized in the soil. This process … organic-substance component of soil) contains carbon that has been removed from the atmosphere. Apart from soil’s beneficial effect on global warming, it also has a direct impact on the immediate environs. The heat …

… to the area of approximately 73 soccer fields (in German: ( UBA 2021). Man-made global warming The natural water cycle is intensified by global warming. The atmosphere can absorb a lot of water vapor at high temperatures and less at low …

… / UBA Oceans and seas absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere. With increased uptake of CO₂, the pH level of seawater decreases, making … Besides soils and forest ecosystems, oceans and seas are among the largest global carbon reservoirs. They absorb approximately one-third of anthropogenic …

… by humans is causing ecosystems to exceed their stress limits and exacerbating global environmental problems. In the last 40 years, the global extraction of raw … 1990s Schmidt-Bleek postulated, that if sustainable development is to be achieved globally and for all of humankind, industrialized countries must reduce their …