Are we saving the climate? An exciting lecture!

It was great to have met Andreas Jäger again! His extremely exciting lecture entitled “Are we saving the climate?” was extremely exciting and insightful.

More than 10 years ago we got to know each other as climate pioneers. At that time he visited us at NaKu and already reported on our bioplastics activities on television in 2012. We are very grateful.
It is fascinating to see long-standing sustainability pioneers again. On the one hand, climate commitment stems from a time when “green” was the color of forward thinkers and do-gooders, rather than a marketing technique. On the other hand, because - the longer you seriously deal with the topic - it brings everyone to the same connecting insights, goals and necessities.

You can find out more about his motivation on Andreas Jäger's website: 

“Climate change is undoubtedly the dominant issue of our time, whether we like it or not. It is no longer possible to bury your head in the sand and deny climate change. Heavy rains and severe droughts are increasingly being linked to climate change. It seems to be the climate of our future - can we still stop it? How bad will it get? I consider it one of my most important tasks to follow the climate scientists and bring their findings to the public in lectures.”

More information about Andreas Jäger and his blog you will find here.