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Too loud, too political, too abstract?

Climate change has been comprehensively researched, the facts are on the table. However, the spread of disinformation is increasing rapidly, particularly in this area. As a result, not only is political and social change faltering, but trust in science is also dwindling. How can climate communication regain its reach, credibility and power?


In a debate in the House of Commons, science, politics, the media and the public come together – in a contentious, open and solution-orientated manner. Discuss with us how emotional and political climate communication can be, whether morality motivates or blocks and what role numbers, stories, attitudes and new alliances play.

At the centre is the question of how we will talk about climate and the protection of our livelihoods in the future. A debate about responsibility between the individual and the system, about the lessons learnt from the past and about the future of climate communication. Who do we want to reach and who can we reach in the future? How do we talk about climate and species protection in such a way that our society takes action again?

A cooperation between Helmholtz KLIMA, the Foundation (Gesunde Erde – Gesunde Menschen) and Futurium. The Hermann von Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Deutscher Forschungszentren e.V. is one of Futurium’s partner organisations.

 

Guests


->Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen, Physician, science journalist, and founder of Gesunde Erde – Gesunde Menschen

-> Prof. Dr. Katja Matthes, Director of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and Coordinator Helmholtz KLIMA

-> Dr Stefan Brandt, Director of Futurium

 

Informationen

-> Venue: Forecourt, Foyer, Forum, Studio, Lab, Exhibition, Workshop area in the Lab

-> The event is free of charge.

-> A ticket is required.

-> Remaining tickets will be available at the box office.

-> Event language: German

-> Interested visitors of all ages are welcome. We recommend participation for those aged 16 or over.

-> The event will be recorded and will be available as a video on our YouTube channel afterwards.

 
Tickets

-> You’ll need a ticket to attend this event.


Additional information

Accessibility

Accessibility

-> An induction loop system is available.

-> People with visual impairments are welcome. Guided tour assistance is available upon request.

-> Seats will be left empty if you wish to sit close to the stage due to visual impairment.

-> Wheelchair-accessible venue.

-> Seats without seating are available for wheelchair users.

-> Participation requirements: No prior knowledge necessary.

-> Food and drinks are available for purchase.

The future is for everyone! Futurium strives to be accessible to all. If you have any further accessibility needs, please let us know at info@futurium.de
Dates
May 2026
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