Nature
Science
Die Salze der Erde
Kerstin Hoppenhaus / German / 2024 / 336 Pages
In The Salts of the Earth, Kerstin Hoppenhaus embarks on a fascinating journey, revealing how phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium—the building blocks of life—shape our world. The biologist shows how the intensive use of these elements is contributing to the ecological crisis, exacerbating inequalities, and impacting our food systems. The book offers a comprehensive overview, from the beginnings of agriculture to the current challenges facing global food security, and inspires reflection.
Tickets
D'Salon
Oct 13
6.30 PM
Festival Center D'24
OmeU
Credits
| Year | 2024 |
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| Language | German |
| Pages | 336 |
| ISBN | 978-3-446-27970-4 |
| Author | Kerstin Hoppenhaus |
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Australian politician and environmental activist Bob Brown has dedicated his life to saving the world’s tallest deciduous trees, Tasmania’s giant eucalyptuses. A journey through more than fifty years of his work as an activist and Australia’s first openly gay MP.
Film
Hvaldimir: Conversation with a Whale
11. Oct
/ 20:00 / Colosseum Filmtheater
18. Oct
/ 18:00 / Zeiss-Großplanetarium
Off the coast of Norway, a beluga whale suddenly appears sporting some unusual gear. The whale seems to have escaped from a Russian military base where whales and dolphins are trained for espionage purposes. This is the intriguing story of the ‘spy whale’.
Millions of grasshoppers swarm deep in the forests of Uganda to mate. A group of young men waits at the edges of fields and forests to catch the insects, as the elusive grasshoppers are considered a special delicacy.
