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What do climate change and species extinction have to do with the crisis of democracy?
Global environmental changes not only pose a threat to the very basis of our livelihoods; they also have far-reaching repercussions for the political and social structures of societies. The Humboldt Lab’s inaugural exhibition After Nature deals with the interdependencies of climate change and the loss of biodiversity and with worldwide challenges to democratic principles of order.
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The crisis of nature is closely interlinked with societal crises. The liberal model of society, for example, with its promises of progress and prosperity has brought about enormous changes in people-environment systems.
And it has led to considerable inequalities, both within societies and between countries. The exhibition puts together in the form of a modern chamber of curiosities an entire range of research approaches to these and other current issues and relates them to positions from the history of science.
- Language: English, German
- Timed ticket required
- Free admission
2025 the Humboldt Laboratory will participate in the Long Night of Museums.
A ticket is required for the Long Night of the Sciences.
- wheelchair accessible
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24.12. closed (Christmas Eve)
25.12. 12 - 18 hrs
26.12. 12 - 18 hrs
31.12. closed (New Year's Eve)
01.01. 14:00 - 18:00 (New Year)
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