On Tuesday from 9:00am to 10:00am we listened to the lesson of Prof. Michele Freppaz, professor of the University of Turin from the department of agricultural, forestry and food sciences and a specialist in soil and snow science.He spoke about cryosphere basics, which includes all frozen water on Earth and is highly sensitive to climate change;The Alps […]
Mobility in Valmorea 2026 – Tuesday– lecture Read More »
This day was spent in the comfort of the school. The topic of the day wa “oracles”. It began with students working in mixed international groups, sharing traditional weather folklore (old sayings about weather) from their home countries. In the art room, students brought these folk sayings to life through colorful illustrations using markers, paints, and plenty
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The next day at JFG started with a scientifical input by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Buermann from the University of Augsburg. His presentation painted a stark picture of the future of our climate, both globally and regionally. As CO2 levels continue to rise and temperatures climb, we face a future of more extreme weather events, shifting rainfall
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Today, hard work on the project was on the agenda. The international teams were working on their multilingual glossaries, ebooks and questionnaires for Chamonix. Also a second external input was on the agenda: Professor Doctor Gilles Escarguel, a global warming expert, biologist and paleontologist from the University in Lyon. He began his lecture by discussing Europe’s projected
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On Tuesday morning, we met Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Buermann from the University of Augsburg. In his presentation he told us interesting facts about climate change in Germany, particularly in the Alps. He showed us several graphs and charts to outline the problems we are facing in our project weeks. Following this, each school gave a presentation
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