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Final conference for students of Sustainability Studies

The Sustainability Studies students will each present a chapter from the book"Not The End of the World" by Hannah Ritchie (About the Author). With "the magnifying glass on the good", these presentations will illustrate to the audience why there has never been a better time to live sustainably on our planet. In 8 group presentations, the students will address the major environmental crises of our planet, educate about "environmental myths" and, with Hannah Ritchie's realistic optimism, discuss what each and every one of us can do to become the first "Generation Sustainability". "Not The End of the World" is full of pragmatic solutions, and gives "hope for the desperate" (German book title) in the face of global environmental crises and a world full of resigned, passive and/or frightened people. A central task of sustainability science is therefore to spread hope and positivism with scientifically sound facts in order to move people out of their lethargy and into action. Because everyone can contribute to the sustainable development of our planet in their everyday lives - we will give you tips on how to do this!

Feel free to stop by, even if it's just for a single session. 

Schedule:

TimeTopicSpeakers
10:00Opening RemarksProf. Kathrin Theissinger
10:10SustainabilityBela Lempp, Felix Witte, Elias Wegner, Jonathan Kühnen
10:40Air PollutionHelene Unger, Gioia Malec, Nina Stelzer
11:10Climate ChangeMaximilian Fuchs, Liam Sherrmann, Gerrit Knoll
11:40DeforestationLarissa Schmidt, Selma Hieke, Carolin Geisler, Kilian Wolter
12:10-13:00Lunch Break 
13:00FoodNina Langlotz, Luisa de Rueda, Lea Grünhagen
13:30Loss of BiodiversityAimy Kalem, Malin Kascherus, Paula Imhülse
14:00Plastic in the OceanDominik Orth, Erik Segatz, Raphael Kramer
14:30OverfishingThea Giefer, Lina Kempke, Paul Ninow
15:00ConclusionProf. Kathrin Theissinger

Venue: HS 0400 at Mönchebergstraße 7

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