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Eis

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2009
Episodes
1
Language
German

TITLE: Eis

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AUTHOR: Nikolai von Koslowski

DESCRIPTION: Die Geschichte ist legendär: Die österreichisch-ungarische Nordpolexpedition, auf der Suche nach der Nordostpassage, entdeckte 1873 unter schlimmen Aufopferungen das Franz-Joseph-Land. Doch das Archipel mit seinen 191 Inseln liegt unter ewigem Eis – lag unter ewigem Eis.

Jetzt hat der Klimawandel diesen 'weißen Weg' nach Cathay befahrbar gemacht. Doch nicht nur von dort zieht sich das Eis zurück. Es taut überall, auf den Gletschern, in den Wassern, den oberen Luftschichten. Ein Feature über globale Erwärmung, schmelzende Pole, mit Forschern, Entdeckern, Ötzis und anderen Kennern.

Peter Kaiser, geboren 1957 in Berlin, seit 1992 Autor und Journalist, hauptsächlich für den Hörfunk. Zuletzt: 'Der Globus des Astronomen – wenn die äußere Welt zur inneren Welt wird' (SWR 2010).

PRODUCTION: NDR

YEAR: 2009

CATEGORY: feature

PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack Family

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

MP3 ORIGINAL FILENAME: AU-20191217-0922-5700.mp3

MP3 DOWNLOAD DATE: 2020-02-02 19:11:30

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Nikolai von Koslowski 2009

    No date given · 54 min

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  1. Eis

    Hörspiele · Nikolai von Koslowski · 1 episode here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

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From the Internet Archive's German radio collections (Akustische Bibliothek, Radioaufnahmen).

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