Spuren in der Arktis

 
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Deutsches Engagement zum Schutz der arktischen Region

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Federal Environment Agency 2018: Spuren in der Arktis. Animated Video. Online: https://youtu.be/02C5sN98-RU.

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Since industrialisation, the average air temperature worldwide has risen by one degree, whereas in the Arctic by five degrees. This leads to rapid changes with serious consequences. This animated explanatory video by the UBA explains what this has to do with us in Germany, 2000 kilometers away. It outlines the federal government's commitment to the Arctic and what each individual can do to protect the Arctic.

This Ecologic Institute film production was funded by the Federal Environment Agency as part of the research project "Environmental Guidelines for a German Arctic Policy".

The Arctic is closer to us than we think, because what we do here has an effect there.

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Concept: Arne Riedel, Beáta Welk Vargová, Melanie Kemper (Ecologic Institute)
Dr. Heike Herata, Dr. Manuela Krakau, Jacqueline Hilbert, Rita Fabris (Federal Environment Agency)
Script: Arne Riedel, Melanie Kemper (Ecologic Institute)
Dr. Heike Herata, Dr. Manuela Krakau, Jacqueline Hilbert, Rita Fabris (Federal Environment Agency,)
Grafik and Animation: Beáta Welk Vargová, Lena Aebli (Ecologic Institut)
Speaker: Birge Tetzner (audio Konzept)

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Greenhouse gas, climate change, ice, arctic fox, seal, habitat, mobile phone, oil, platinum, gold, copper, zinc, silicon, nickel, raw materials, smartphones, mining, resources, plastics, waste, glaciers, air temperature, permafrost, shipping, tourism, guidelines, Arctic policy, Paris Convention, Climate Change Plan 2050, Marine Waste Action Plan, Gothenburg Protocol, SOLAS/MARPOL Polar Code, protected areas, Arctic Council,
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