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Together with my friend Deniz Scheerer I am currently working on a Sustainable Climbing Guidebook for Innsbruck and the surrounding area that will be released in spring 2022. The Guidebook is for climbers that want to get to the crags by public transport, bike, or on foot. As the guidebook will be available for free, find out how you can support us to make this dream come true:

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I had the pleasure to chat with Kilian Jornet for the Athlete Climate Academy.

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Almost 80% of the primary energy demand globally comes from fossil fuels. However, fossil fuel production and use must decline rapidly and drastically to keep global heating below 1.5°C. This target was set in the Paris Agreement 2015 and underpinned by the recent IPCC report, which predicts otherwise drastic consequences such as heatwaves, floods, forest firest, and food and water insecurities.

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Many of us wonder what needs to be done to achieve a brighter climate reality, a future in which we do not need to fear the devastating consequences of climate change, but instead live a more sustainable and healthier lifestyle.

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Zug um Zug: Nachhaltige Mobilität im Klettersport, ein Blogbeitrag für ClimbersFinest.

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“Klimaneutral Klettern?” ein Bericht darüber wie der Bergsport das Klima beeinflusst, was wir daran ändern können und was die Klettertour „Prinzip Hoffnung“ (E9/E10 8b/+) damit zu tun hat.

Den Bericht findet ihr hier.

After finishing my master in 2019, I travelled around Europe in my van for climbing. Although enjoying climbing with my friends and seeing a lot of beautiful places to the fullest, I was increasingly concerned about the impact travelling for climbing has on my own carbon footprint.

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The climate crisis leads to an increase in the frequency and severity of drought events. In my research, I am focusing on the implications of these drought events.

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The Climate Earth Project promotes sustainable earth stewardship and recently started with a sports section, where I was interviewed about my research, our climate crisis, and sustainable outdoor sport.

You can find the interview here.

Climate warming has been suggested to impact northern ecosystems severely, causing considerable carbon losses from the soil with strong implications for the climate crisis. In 2018 I spent several weeks in Iceland to investigate the effects of soil warming on the soil carbon.

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