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Klima und Klimaveränderungen

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Das Klima ist sicher einer der stärksten und unmittelbar am meisten spürbaren Umweltfaktoren; es prägt das wirtschaftliche, kulturelle und politische Gefüge einer Gesellschaft wie kaum ein anderer Umwelteinfluß. Die Geschichte der frühen Hochkulturen deutet an, daß Höhepunkte intellektueller und kultureller Leistungsfähigkeit wohl an das Vorhandensein eines günstigen Klimas gebunden waren; wahrscheinlich konnte in den frühen Kulturen nur dieses die Chance geben, über den reinen Existenzkampf hinaus zusätzliches intellektuelles Potential zu aktivieren. Es ist sicher einer Überlegung wert, ob nicht auch manche wirtschaftliche und politische Probleme der Gegenwart zu einem ganz erheblichen Teil klimatische Probleme sind.

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Roedel, W., Wagner, T. (2011). Klima und Klimaveränderungen . In: Physik unserer Umwelt: Die Atmosphäre. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15729-5_10

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