Translation from the German version originally published in Knackpunkt, April 2019, Vol. 2 (27)
Translation from the German version originally published in Knackpunkt, April 2019, Vol. 2 (27)
Translation from the German version originally published in Knackpunkt, February 2019, Vol. 1 (27)
Fruits roll loosely over the conveyor belt at the grocery checkout. Fresh bread lies in the cotton bag. A darkened milk bottle jingles against yoghurt glasses. Silke Bröhl gets astonished glances at her shopping regularly.
Lukas Sattlegger and Luca Raschewski
Translation from the German version originally published in Blog Postwachstum.
You want to learn more about our work? ISOE – Institute for Social-Ecological Research offers the opportunity for pupils to complete an internship. This two weeks internship supports career choices and gives insights in the daily work routine: what’s science and what means inter- and transdisciplinary research.
Meandering 26 miles through southeastern Pennsylvania, Darby Creek flows into the Delaware River just west of Philadelphia International Airport. I first visited Darby Creek with Professor Helen K. White and a dozen other undergraduate students from Haverford College as part of a chemistry lab intensive course.
A literature study on marine litter governance by Ashley Hedger.
The ocean may be vast, but it does have it limits to how much overexploitation and pollution it can take, and such damages could be irreversible.
Who is responsible in matters of environmentally friendly consumption? – A guest article by “Plastic Diary“-blogger Andreas Arnold:
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