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Wissenschaft in der Hauptstadt Reihe

Diese Trilogie taucht in das komplexe Zusammenspiel von Wissenschaft, Politik und Religion im lebendigen Umfeld einer modernen Hauptstadt ein. Sie begleitet eine Gruppe von Wissenschaftlern und Aktivisten, die sich mit globalen Umweltherausforderungen auseinandersetzen und Wege in eine nachhaltige Zukunft suchen. Die Erzählung bietet tiefe Einblicke in die ethischen Dilemmata, persönlichen Opfer und kollektiven Anstrengungen, die zur Bewältigung dringender gegenwärtiger Probleme erforderlich sind. Es ist eine zum Nachdenken anregende Erkundung für Leser, die sich für gesellschaftliche und wissenschaftliche Diskurse interessieren.

Sixty Days and Counting
Fifty Degrees Below
Green Earth
Forty Signs of Rain

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