Page views: 80 The voices of experts, journalists and activists - COP30 is better than a complete failure (Part 3) 5th expert interview: Claudia Kemfert, climate economist The headline is slightly depressing: „Fossil blockers put the brakes on - society has long since moved on“. It is precisely this tension that runs through the entire report, in which climate economist Claudia Kemfert looks back on the COP30 - and...
Page views: 50 The voices of experts, journalists and activists - The COP30 in fast motion (1st part) Tagesthemen from 10 November 2025 - Conference start The first official coverage of the start of COP30 on tagesthemen. Expectations at the start of the conference: Photo: Aerial view of the skyline of the city of Belém and the Amazon in the Amazon region in the state of Pará, Brazil. -Paralaxis / iStock by GettyImages Heute Journal vom 11.11.2025 -...
Pageviews: 118 The last paradise on earth The Leuser ecosystem on Sumatra - a name that makes the hearts of nature conservation enthusiasts beat faster and should sting at the same time. Because here, on 2.6 million hectares of Indonesian rainforest, is the last place on our planet where tigers, elephants, orangutans and rhinos live together in the wild. Three times larger than...
Page views: 130 The grim reality behind the zoo profiteering scheme Imagine a world in which animals are bred for profit rather than out of love for nature. This has long been a reality in zoos: animals are born, put on display and killed when they are „surplus to requirements“. This practice not only affects small animals, but also vertebrates, marine mammals and primates. And...
Page views: 172 First things first: #shameondenmark 💔 #shameonfaroeislands #shameonisland #shameonjapan @mette @peterhummelgaard #freepaulwatson #cpwf My past few weeks have been... mentally tough. So harsh, in fact, that I stopped publishing posts I'd already finished writing, like this one from 17 September. To make matters worse, I was accused on Instagram for my first cover story about Paul Watson of harming the environment by...
Page views: 241 Repost (excerpt) from 8.11.2024 🌳 Now also available as an 🔊 audiobook 🔊 Fascinating creature that lives in the intertidal zones on the west coast of Canada. Exactly where our forever protected forest stands. It has adapted perfectly to its habitat. It protects a pretty shell, which finally got me drawing again after a long time. In addition...
Page views: 185 In conversation with my sister. The first past interview, recorded on Sunday, 10 November 2024. Katrin: Patrick, I find your link between Japanese whaling and the German dairy industry really exciting. How did you come up with the idea of linking the two topics? Patrick: Yes, it sounds far-fetched at first, but they are both really good examples of how lobbying can minimise the exploitation of...
Page views: 3,183 Canada, oh Canada. About oil, natural gas, rainforest and what the hell is it to me? From my former „farm“ animals in their new Hessian home from one of my last posts, Projekt Lebenshof, let's jump across the pond to Canada. I associate Canada with snow, natural resources, Niagara Falls and the maple leaf of the red and white flag. Companies that...
Page views: 228 Project Lebenshof. Some things have (unfortunately) changed so much in my private life that I'm completely on my own. It's not even financially feasible for me. But things are changing. More and more companies from the „livestock“ industry are getting out of the business and transforming what used to be farms into living farms. There are also associations that operate farms financed by donations...
Because I'm so enthusiastic about my mini product collages like the greeting cards, I immediately created another collage with newer models
