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Water and Sustainability - Details - Kahoot!

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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1. Wie hoch ist der Anteil der rauchenden Erwachsenen ab 18 Jahren in Deutschland?A) 10,5 %  B) 15,7 %  C) 22,7 %  (D) 29,8 %

(C) Richtig

1. Wie viele Bäche gibt es in Aachen ? A) 25 B) 30 C) 35 D) 40

(B) Richtig

1. Wie warm sind heiße Quellen in Aachen? (A) 130 C (B) 100 C (C) 70 C (D) 50 C

(C) Richtig

1. Wie viele giftige Schadstoffe hat eine Zigarette? (A) 200 (B) 250 (C) 300 (D) 350

(B) Richtig

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How hot are the thermal springs in Aachen?

A: 52 C

B: 39 C

C: 45 C

D: 30 C

How much do german towns pay each year to clean up cigarette butts?

A: 200 mio €

B: 110 mio €

C: 700 mio €

D: 300 mio €

How many Liters of water are contaminated by one cigarette butt?

A: 10

B: 25

C: 40

D: 7.5

Welche Seitenlänge hätte ein Würfel aus allen Zigaretten, die jährlich in der Umwelt entsorgt werden in etwa?

a)40m

b)170m

c)290m

d)85m

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What can't you miss out on during a visit to Maastricht? From historical to underground, here are the most popular places of interest.

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Tagesausflug nach Maastricht: Ein Stadtrundgang mit Highlights & Tipps

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Maastricht Stadtrundgang: Bei einem Tagesausflug nach Maastricht lassen sich Sehenswürdigkeiten & Highlights zu Fuß erkunden. Lest hier meine Top Tipps!

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Haus der Geschichte - Haus der Geschichte

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English website: Museum for German contemporary history. Permanent exhibition "Our History. Germany since 1945", temporary exhibitions, historical sites, Bonn.

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FRESHWATER - Life in Flow | Museum Koenig Bonn

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The majority of the Blue Planet is covered with water, but for us as humans the underwater world remains hidden at first glance. Freshwater makes up only a tiny percentage of all of the water on earth, but harbours exceptionally diverse habitats. Here, an often underestimated range of animal species can be found in both tropical and our native waters.

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Biodiversity research - Unravelling the nature of diversity

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Our Permanent Exhibition: ” Our Blue Planet - The Living Network” | Museum Koenig Bonn

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The exhibitions show that precise knowledge about species, that is, elements of life communities, allow well-founded prognoses about the cooperation in the ecosystems

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Tasks for Group 2 - "Lost Streams" in Aachen

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Tasks for Group 2 - "Lost Streams" in Aachen

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Tasks for Group 1 - Hot Springs in Aachen

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Tasks for Group 1 - Hot Springs in Aachen

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Water Sustainability Cigarette Butts - Erasmus

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Largo woman captures photo of skimmer feeding chick a cigarette butt

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Gefahr für die Umwelt: Zigarettenstummel

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Umweltproblem Zigarettenkippen | Die Ratgeber

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Umweltproblem Zigarettenkippen | Die Ratgeber

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What's the World's Most Littered Plastic Item? Cigarette Butts | National Geographic

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In 15/4/24 we went to Collserola to see if we can found some lost rivers. Also, we arrive at "Forat del vent" (not the high school, the viewpoint at the top of the mountain) and we saw the entire...

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In the Sau reservoir, teams in small boats are hard at work hauling out fish with nets. The idea is to remove them before they die and rot in the water, making it unusable for human consumption.

The water level has dropped so low here - to below 10% of the reservoir's capacity - that there is already a risk the water will be contaminated by silt. Therefore, while the fish are removed, Sau's remaining water is being emptied downstream to another reservoir.

"We are trying to transfer the water as quickly as we can, because the quality right now in the winter was good [but] in the spring it will become really, really bad, and we're trying to extract all the fish we can find there," said Samuel Reyes, director of the Catalan Water Agency (ACA).

The Sau reservoir, 100km (about 62 miles) inland from Barcelona, has been supplying water to the city and other towns in the north-eastern region of Catalonia for half a century. But in recent months it has become the most visible symbol of the worst drought this area has seen in living memory.

That is because of the now-notorious sight of the 11th Century church of Sant Romà de Sau, which was submerged when the reservoir was created in 1962.

In times of abundant rain, the building - situated in the reservoir - sat below the water level, but it now stands several metres above the waterline, surrounded by parched earth.

This part of Catalonia has not seen sustained rain in two-and-a-half years. In early March, the reservoir's water level had dropped to 8% of its capacity, down from 55% a year earlier.

"I've never seen it so empty," said Agustín Torrent, a 70-year-old man who has lived nearby his whole life and who came to look at the church. "It's sad when you've seen [the reservoir] full before. But that's the way it is. It's climate change and anyone who says it doesn't exist, I don't know what you can say to them."

Although Catalonia's situation is particularly worrying much of the country is facing similar challenges, particularly in southern and eastern areas. In mid-March, reservoirs in the Guadalquivir basin of Andalusia averaged 26% of their capacity, one point below the Catalan interior, and in the south-eastern Segura basin they were at 36%. That compared with 83% capacity in parts of the northwest.

In March, Spain's meteorological agency AEMET declared that the country as a whole "continues in a situation of meteorological drought which began over a year ago".

Not all droughts are caused by climate change, but increased heat in the atmosphere takes more moisture out of the earth, making dry spells worse. The world has warmed by about 1.1C since the beginning of the industrial era and temperatures are expected to keep increasing unless there are drastic cuts to emissions.

In Europe, regions like Catalonia - which is situated on the Mediterranean Sea - are particularly exposed, according to Miguel Manzanares, a Barcelona-based meteorologist who studies extreme weather events on the continent.

"The Mediterranean area is one of the most vulnerable areas when it comes to climate change," he said, identifying countries such as France, Italy, Greece and those in the Balkans as being at high risk. "The Mediterranean Sea is a closed sea, creating its own atmospheric environment."

However, there are other factors which can make droughts worse. In the case of Catalonia, Manzanares said, they include the population of Barcelona and its neighbouring cities, which has risen to more than 5.5 million inhabitants. New restrictions introduced by the Catalan regional government have put strict limits on water use in these areas for washing cars and watering gardens and industrial water usage limits have been cut by 15%.

If we can't plant as many crops... there will be shortages both in Spain and abroad

Agustín García Segovia
President, El Prat farming cooperative

Spain's extensive use of water for agriculture - accounting for 80% of all water use - is another exacerbating factor. The local government has reduced water use for farming by 40%.

This new limit is an extra problem for farmers in the Barcelona area like Agustín García Segovia, president of the El Prat agricultural co-operative, who have already been struggling with the lack of rain and unseasonably high temperatures.

"If we can't plant as many crops, there will be less product and there will be shortages," he said, standing in a field of artichokes that he is cultivating.

"There will be shortages of products both in Spain and abroad," he added. "And this will also be made felt in price rises."

The Catalan authorities are insisting that no further restrictions are due to be introduced in the short term. However, as the summer approaches, with high temperatures expected and the extra pressure on water resources that the season's tourism brings, they have acknowledged that they are preparing for the worst.

"This is a very critical situation," said Samuel Reyes of the Catalan Water Agency. "This drought in Catalonia is a marathon. The worry is that we are on alert not just for two years or so, but for three or four years."

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Climate change: Catalonia in grip of worst drought in decades

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Water levels at a reservoir in the northern Spanish region have fallen below 10% of its capacity.

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El gest d'obrir l'aixeta i que en ragi aigua potable, per a nosaltres, és una cosa que donem per feta, però per a més de 2.000 milions de persones és un desig impossible. Tanmateix es pot fer realitat.

La ciència, la tecnologia, el coneixement i la creativitat tenen moltes respostes efectives per a aquest desafiament.

L'exposició sorgeix en el context de la Dècada Internacional per l'Acció - Aigua per al Desenvolupament Sostenible i en el marc de l'objectiu 6 de desenvolupament sostenible de les Nacions Unides per al 2030: Garantir la disponibilitat d'aigua potable per a tothom.

Aquesta exposició vol donar veu al dret bàsic a l'aigua potable. En un to proper i positiu, convida a infants i adults a entrar, explorar i descobrir les múltiples facetes de la disponibilitat i l'ús de l'aigua al nostre planeta.

A partir de 29 mòduls expositius es fa una crida a l'acció i compromís individual i col·lectiu per a assegurar un futur amb accés a l'aigua per a totes les persones.. Les 4 àrees temàtiques de l'exposició exploren el contrast entre la vida amb i sense accés a l'aigua. Missatges clau com el concepte de petjada hídrica, la importància d'un sanejament adequat, les mesures eficients de gestió de l'aigua en les ciutats, i el paper crucial en els ecosistemes i la biodiversitat es mostren al llarg de tota l'exposició.

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Aigua, una exposició sense filtre | Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona

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El gest d'obrir l'aixeta i que en ragi aigua potable, per a nosaltres, és una cosa que donem per feta, però per a més de 2.000 milions de persones és un desig impossible. Tanmateix es pot fer realitat. La ciència, la tecnologia, el coneixement i la creativitat tenen moltes respostes efectives per a aquest desafiament.

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TALLER: MICROPLÀSTICS AL MEDITERRANI EDUCACIÓ SECUNDÀRIA VISITA GUIADA I TALLER PER OBTENIR DADES SOBRE L'IMPACTE DELS MICROPLÀSTICS A LA PLATJA I INTERPRETAR-LES Quin és l'abast de la contaminació per microplàstics a la nostra platja?

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Barcelona: a hotspot for marine litter and microplastics