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#49 (de) «Boden für Alle»! Kuratorin Karoline Mayer im Gespräch

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

Wir gehen sorglos mit unserem Boden um, viel zu oft sehen wir ihn als reine Investition. Die Konsequenzen: Flächenversiegelung, Spekulation mit Grundstücken, steuerliche Fehlreize. Unser Wohnraum wird teurer, unsere Ernährungssicherheit ist gefährdet und der hohe Bodenverbrauch trägt zur Klimakrise bei. Über all das und mehr sprechen wir mit Karoline Mayer, eine der Kuratorinnen der Ausstellung «Boden für Alle» des Architekturzentrums Wien. Die Ausstellung beleuchtet die politischen, rechtlichen und wirtschaftlichen Hintergründe unseres Umgangs mit Boden; weist uns aber auch den Weg zu einer Raumplanung, die den Boden als Ressource schont. Dieser Podcast entstand im Rahmen des Projektes «Flächen:sparen». CIPRA International setzt sich mit dem Projekt für eine Trendwende im Umgang mit Grund und Boden in peri-urbanen Gebieten ein – mit einer Sammlung guter Beispiele und der Erarbeitung von Lösungen in Pilotregionen. Das Projekt wird unterstützt durch das Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz, nukleare Sicherheit und Verbraucherschutz im Rahmen der European Environment Initiative. Weitere Informationen: www.azw.at, www.cipra.org/flaechen-sparen.

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Okay… So the request iseli where the request is The development of the European Union is very important, it's important to bring the European Union to a very important level, and with the European Union, we can send that to the European Union to the European Union. It's a very important thing, because we have a lot of us that are not so interested in the European Union. It's important to put the European Union to the European Union, you might look at your interests, but can you talk to them? It doesn't.

I've always liked the language, and I'm not going to answer anything further and into the ICU. I've also learned that because of all of this, we do have a lot of work in the United States, and there are a lot of work in the United States. And there are a lot of things that I've learned about the future and why I'm in the United States that I've learned about, and I've had a lot of work in the United States. And that's why I'm here today, but if you don't want to be a teacher, you can't go to school, and the students will have to be in school.

It's a very important way to share. I think this is a very important topic. I think we are going to have a conversation in the beginning of this year. I think that the student will be being a student and that's why we are all going to be in school.

it is in the first episode when we have atmospheric energy. If we were to answer this, we can switch to burn-up. It is also in the third episode where we can go away, in the first episode we have a Reynolds-aware, as well as in the second episode. There are no other questions yet, and they are in the second episode for some reason.

I think it's so close to the possibility that you have to have an action next year to become more close with. We will be able to focus together in a few months and see things like this. To the people of the community, it's been very long since we've already done the same. And we are together to do much.

What you want to do is, when you see the new world, we always see you in the direction of the world and the world you have to do both. I think we need to be studying really strong, but we must make our history more relevant. What do we do now? How do we make things more so clear about what we have to do in order to become more human?

So we have very well engaged in the relationship with some of the various other actors. As a result, there has been a lot of different bosses coming across from the country and from the very early on in the years, the unified culture in a few years, but from the inside of the entire entire world, there is a lot of background, But there was a long term process before, I was which I was able to look at the video. I was very grateful that I had a opportunity to do so. I decided to be in a new clarity and to have it for my friends, what are the best aspects of my life?

What do you think about different kind of things? What do you think about all of those things? What does it mean for my friends, what do you have to do for a Q&A? will give the negative response from the government to public.

What will happen if you think about politics? We will have a systematic task. I think that we are very behind the political side of the political side. That is how I think it is.

I think that the pandemic is going to be much better. I think we are going to be able to make a difference. But again, if we are not going to work with the government, we are going to be able to make a difference. We are going to be able to make a difference.

But it is going to be a difference for us, and we are going to be able to make it more different. Do you think that the government will have more power? I used to work very well in the country and in the fields. And I was a graduate fourth-year student on the level of confidence.

And if I had your hand on hand, I'd always be able to work with it. I shouldn't have done that much. But that's my case. I will get to work with you with that.

If you have any questions today or a few questions, So far, I'm also going to share with you all the time. I'm going to share my 30-page video with you all. Thank you for your time, I'm going to share with you all the time. Thanks, Kaulin and Maia.

The goal is to work with the architect and the architect. This is why I'm actually studying VBVV, at the JBV. This is also the previous project of the group with this project. The next one is the R$2 project that we're going to do with the previous project professionally.

Today, I am learning a lot from my team of teams, which is more crazy because the world is moving forward. The project that offers to the fellowive player and first, taking a look at the process of the product with their offers, and the way more important So many that happen. These four projects are also the VBVas project that we're doing, Hi everyone, welcome to C-P Her, I'm your host C-P Her podcast, Killeadi thanks for watching and thanks for watching and I'll be back with you today for my next episode with my name here, please come here! Thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next video!

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