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Wir wissen von ersten Treibhauseffekten schon im Neolithikum

16.09.2020Wir wissen von ersten Treibhauseffekten schon im Neolithikum

[English version coming soon] Die Fotografin Herlinde Koelbl hat für ihr neues Projekt 60 der weltweit bedeutendsten Naturwissenschaftler porträtiert – und einen Geisteswissenschaftler: Hermann Parzinger

Das Gespräch führte Herlinde Koelbl

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