The German Leibniz-Gemeinschaft and theFederal Ministry of Education and Research initiated a program of public discussion on sustainability at various research museums (humans culture sustainability). The 4th and last of the Museumsgespräche 2012 “Mensch Kultur Nachhaltigkeit” at the RGZM in Mainz is dedicated to the handling of soil and water in past and present.
Discutants are Prof. Dr. Hans-Rudolf Bork (Kiel unisversity), Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Frede (Gießen university) and myself; moderation by Axel Weiß (SWR). On November, 27.th 2012 at 19PM there will be a livestream at http://www.zukunftsprojekt-erde.de/mitmachen/museum-digital/museumsgespraeche-2012-mensch-kultur-nachhaltigkeit/museumsgespraeche-2012-livestream.html. Discussion however will be in German.
The 14th century will probably one topic among others as it seems to be a very interestig case study for sustainability assessment.
Links
- Faltblatt der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft zur Reihe
- im Veranstaltungskalender des RGZM
- Archaeologik (23.11.2012): Archäologische Umweltforschung und die moderne Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte – eine Podiumsdiskussion
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Rainer Schreg (November 24, 2012). Current debates about sustainability – and the 14th century crisis. The Black Death Network. Retrieved February 17, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/m237