A rooftop meteorological station, high above the TUM School of Life Sciences Campus, is used for measurements and for testing measurement equipment before field use. Image: Juli Eberle / TUM
A rooftop meteorological station, high above the TUM School of Life Sciences Campus, is used for measurements and for testing measurement equipment before field use. Image: Juli Eberle / TUM - Annette Menzel, Professor of Ecoclimatology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Weihenstephan, will talk about the effects of climate change on nature in a lecture. The lecture, which ist part of the TUM@Freising series will be on May 17, starting at 7 p.m. in the Lindenkeller. For the first time, the event is now taking place again in the Lindenkeller after a two-year break. There will also be a livestream. We are all affected by global warming. Its impacts are already tangible and will require wide-ranging adaptions from humans and nature in future.
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