Climate Lecture Series Returns, Kicking Off with Katja Diehl
The ninth consecutive lecture series 'Climate Crisis and Sustainability' is set to commence this winter semester, organised by transzent, AStA, Students for Future Wuppertal, and the Wuppertal Institute. The series, open to all, will not only educate but also inspire participants to question their views and understand global connections.
Kicking off on October 28, 2025, the series begins with a lecture by renowned author and podcaster Katja Diehl. Her talk, 'Out of the mobile cul-de-sac - into the liveable mobility of tomorrow', will delve into the challenges of the transport transition and sustainable mobility concepts. The series will explore topics such as climate change adaptation, resource conflicts, sustainable urban development, and technological innovations. It aims to discuss central questions of the climate crisis and possible solutions. The lectures will take place at 7:00 PM at the Pina Bausch Center, Bundesallee 260, 42103 Wuppertal. Students who have taken specific modules can have the lecture series credited towards their studies. For credit-related questions, students can contact [email protected] by email.
The 'Climate Crisis and Sustainability' lecture series, beginning this October, offers an opportunity for all interested parties to learn, engage, and question. With a focus on sustainability and global connections, it promises to be an enlightening and thought-provoking event.
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