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#63 (de) Bis zum letzten Tropfen? Diskussion zu Wasserkraft zwischen Klima- und Naturschutz

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

Der Klimawandel und die Energiekrise bringen der Wasserkraft neue Aufmerksamkeit. Aber wie viel Wasserkraft ist ökologisch tragbar? CIPRA International holte Anfang September 2023 die Kurzdoku «Bis zum letzten Tropfen – Tirol und die Wasserkraft» vom Tiroler Filmemacher Harry Putz in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Theater am Saumarkt ins GUK Kino nach Feldkirch/A. Anschliessend an die öffentliche Filmvorführung diskutierten Liliana Dagostin (ÖAV), Maximilian Frey (WWF), Hans-Jörg Mathis (Stadtwerke Feldkirch), Andreas Neuhauser (Illwerke vkw) und Kaspar Schuler (CIPRA International) gemeinsam mit dem Publikum über Wasserkraft zwischen Klimaschutz und Naturschutz. Moderiert hat die Podiumsdiskussion Sabine Klapf (Südwind Vorarlberg). Die Veranstaltung war ein Zwischenstopp der Klimakarawane – einer Radtour vom Bodensee zum Ochsentaler Gletscher – die gemeinsam von CIPRA International, Südwind Vorarlberg und dem JDAV Baden-Württemberg im Rahmen von «Alpine Climate Camps» stattfand. Dieses Projekt wird durch das Jugendprogramm Erasmus+ der Europäischen Union gefördert. Weiterführende Informationen: www.cipra.org/de/alpine-climate-camps (de, fr, it, sl, en), stubaiwasser.at/film/ (de) Redaktion: Helena Lackenberger & Veronika Hribernik Foto (c) Harry Putz Music (cc) Blue Dot Sessions - Lumber Down

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