Thailand Climate Change – AI the writer

Thailand, like many other countries, is facing its own set of challenges related to the climate crisis. Here are some key aspects of the current situation regarding the climate crisis in Thailand: 1. Rising temperatures: Thailand is experiencing an increase in average temperatures, leading to more frequent and intense heat waves. Higher temperatures can have Read More

A Messy New Year!

At the end of every year we wish to each other a happy start to the new one. But does it really start that happily?  Of course everybody wants to welcome the new year in a big style – with lot of firework displays. They are beautifully colorful and memorable. However, there might be also different Read More

Another Warm Winter in Munich: Cause for Celebration or Concern?

The new year in Munich was welcomed with a lovely sunny day and a high of 16°C. When getting ready in the morning of New Year’s Eve, I pondered over my long sleeved winter shirts and ultimately dug to the back of my closet for a t-shirt to wear under my sweater in case my Read More

 A Geography professors role in fighting climate change

The magnitude of interest in climate change has increased over the past years. In many academic disciplines scientists conduct their own research and projects about the topic. Prof. Dr. Ralf Ludwig at the Geography department at LMU, is one of them. It’s a crisp autumn day at Königsplatz in central Munich. Many trees have lost Read More

An Interview with Dr. Timur Özelsel

On November 14th, 2022 I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Timur Özelsel to ask him some questions about his team’s research about environmentally friendly anesthesia. Dr. Özelsel has been working as an anesthesiologsit at the University of Alberta Hospital since April 2007. He is a clinical professor at the University of Alberta, Read More

Youth in Climate Action

The current age is besieged with multiple global issues, among which climate change is the one that draws more and more attention at this moment. Since the Paris Agreement on December 12, 2015, global leaders have been endeavoring to settle this emergency concerning all humans. Besides state-level actions, companies, organizations and individuals are joining this Read More

Cold truth to a warm world: interpretations on global warming in different cultures

Extinction of wild animals, environmental degradation, higher sea level, rising temperature, extreme weather, and Climate change affects millions of lives, humans, and wild animals. Climate change is widespread, rapid, and intensifying. However, there are varied points of view on this crisis. Or the danger of the climate change crisis depends on one’s perspective. Differences in Read More

Rainy day in Munich? Oh I wish, said Czechia

Every (summer semester) Erasmus student experienced unpredictable weather in Munich. You walk out of your apartment, it is raining cats and dogs, get out of the U-Bahn, and suddenly sweat in the sun at Marienplatz. It could be pretty annoying, but it makes this city so fresh and green. My parents are always jealous when Read More

A 19-years old firewoman

Blog post by Caterina Cainca Images showing dead kangaroos and entire forests burning have reached every single part of the world. I am talking about Australia and the huge consequences this island has been dealing with during the last years and that led to the so-called Black Summer. The story I am about to tell Read More

No planet, No food, No life

Why is climate change? We’re facing with climate change which is one of the most serious issues in the world. How climate change affects you depends on who you are and where you live. Some are suffered from extreme weather events such as flood, drought, and typhoon, others feel threatened by rising sea levels. The Read More