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Geht uns das Wasser aus? (Ausgabe III/2022)
Droughts, forest fires, floods: humanity is quietly heading for a climate crisis. With his photo series on the subject of water, Mustafah Abdulaziz is holding a mirror up to what's happening. A conversation
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We splash in the sea, sail on ships and fish in rivers - but water has always taught us awe
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The ocean doesn’t care about skin colour or origin: A surfer’s life in South Africa
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Melting glaciers, rising sea levels: scientist Aditi Mukherji explains why it is high time we change how we deal with water. A conversation.
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Three new works of short fiction
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Kazakh ecologist Zauresh Alimbetova is fighting to save what was once the world's fourth largest lake. A nature reserve is now flourishing in the dried-up zone. A conversation.
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How mines in the Andes are poisoning the water.
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The French island of Martinique is under attack from rotting Sargasso algae and the toxic gases it releases.
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Wild horses, oil-smeared birds: Zoe Lucas recounts fifty years of life as a female explorer on a lonely Canadian island. A conversation.
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New Zealand is struggling with bursting sewage pipes and contaminated drinking water. Now the indigenous population is to collaborate on solutions
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Corrupt authorities and violence bring the people of Lake Victoria to the brink of ruin
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How does it feel to jump into a lake of melted snow in the South American summer?
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Drinking, washing, cooking: Every person needs at least fifty to a hundred litres of clean water a day, according to the WHO. But today some 2.2 billion people lack direct access to drinking water. It’s high time for innovative solutions like these examples.
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A woman is sitting alone on a bench on a shore in spring, waiting for her lover. A tale about a secret place by the water.
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More than any other element, water is charged with meaning in many societies and religions. These beliefs and practices continue to shape people’s day-to-day around the globe. An overview.
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