Climate change in focus: Lecture with weather expert Donald Bäcker in Wolfsburg!

Climate change in focus: Lecture with weather expert Donald Bäcker in Wolfsburg!

A look into the future: On Wednesday, November 12th, the Wolfsburg Planetarium invites you to an interesting lecture with weather expert Donald Bäcker. It starts at 7 p.m. and the topic couldn't be more topical: the difference between weather and climate and the challenges of climate change. Bäcker, known from the ARD morning magazine, will raise questions in his approximately 60-minute lecture such as: Is the climate catastrophe coming? Can we do something about it? And how will the weather and climate change in the next few years? We also discuss whether climate change is responsible for every storm and how we can adapt to the changes. The lecture is aimed at both adults and interested young people aged 12 and over.

Entrance tickets are available from 10 euros and can be conveniently ordered online via the planetarium website www.planetarium-wolfsburg.de. For those who prefer a reservation, the telephone number (05361) 8 99 93 20 is also available. An exciting evening is guaranteed!

Climate change in focus

The topic of climate change has become omnipresent in recent years. Bäcker will point out that Earth's climate has never been stable and human influence has increased significantly, particularly in the last 50 years. This not only raises questions, but also makes it clear that we all have responsibility. The talk will be a good opportunity to learn more about what everyone can do to slow global warming and adapt to the results of climate change.

It is important that such issues are discussed in public to raise awareness of the urgent challenges we face. Anyone who is interested in the topic and perhaps knows some skeptics should definitely not miss this lecture. Exchanging ideas with an expert could provide inspiration and show ways to broaden your own perspective.

Culture and nature: A look at Kyiv and Crimea

Aside from the discussions about climate and weather, there are also interesting developments at the international level. The Crimean peninsula, often in focus locally, is an area with an eventful history and cultural diversity. It is geographically captivatingly beautiful, with the Black Sea coast and Crimean mountains, attracting visitors even though tourism has suffered greatly since its annexation by Russia in 2014. The historical and cultural influence the region has experienced, from the ancient Greeks to the Tatars, makes it a unique part of Europe.

However, geopolitical tensions and ongoing international sanctions not only have an impact on the region's economy, but also on the daily lives of local people. Awareness of such topics should also be addressed in Donald Bäcker's lecture, because the ecological and political challenges in different parts of the world are directly related. The intertwining of nature and culture should not be underestimated here and could even offer another aspect of discussion that Bäcker can shed light on thanks to his specialist knowledge.