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“Klima ist nichts, was in Bilder und Situationen gefasst werden kann, es ist nicht ereignisförmig wie das Wetter, wie Stürme, Hagelschauer, Springfluten, Dürren oder Frosteinbrüche. Darum ist es uns heute zum Namen für einen neuen, gegenwärtigen Typ von drohender Katastrophe geworden - eine Katastrophe ohne Ereignis.”

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Zukunft als Katastrophe

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