An interactive website invites people to explore the climate crisis. Depending on age and learning type, different paths can be chosen.

On an interactive website, students can "click" their way independently through the essential background, facts and possible solutions to the climate crisis. Depending on the age group and learning type, differentiated learning paths open up. Questions at the beginning and end of the exploration module encourage reflection and action.

Climate experts come directly into the classroom via livestream!

The professional module is for all those who want to know more and would like to talk to climate experts. On some days of the action week, we will bring a professional into the livestream.

A class doesn't need to participate from the beginning to the end. It is possible to enter and leave at anytime.

Prof. Claudia Kemfert

@CKemfert

Why are we making such slow progress on climate protection? Is democracy too weak for climate protection? Do we need an eco-dictatorship? Why are we still building new natural gas pipelines? Why are politicians organizing car summits instead of mobility summits for everyone? Can't we just leave climate protection to the "free market"? Can this be solved with a CO2 price? Questions like these are answered by Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert in her new book "Mondays for Future" - and your questions too, of course! Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert is the best known and at the same time most renowned German scientist for energy and climate economics. She heads the Department of Energy, Transport, Environment at DIW Berlin and is Professor of Energy Economics and Energy Policy at Leuphana University.

Prof. Volker Quaschning

@VQuaschning

Is an electric car really that environmentally friendly? Is an energy transition even possible by 2035? Do we have to do without everything that eats up electricity now? Do you and your class have similar questions? Then our live session with Prof. Volker Quaschning is just the thing. He will answer your questions about renewable energies, energy transition and e-mobility - live! Volker Quaschning is one of the most renowned German scientists for regenerative energy systems. He is a professor at the University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and, together with his wife Cornelia, has a podcast in which he reports on the climate crisis and energy revolution.

Dr. Karina von Schuckmann

@KvSchuckmann

Karina von Schuckmann is an oceanographer. She focuses on the oceans and the Earth's energy cycles. She is a member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and was involved in the preparation of the 6th IPCC Assessment Report published in August 2021, as well as lead author of the Special Report for Ocean and Cryosphere (SROCC). She will answer your questions about the impact of the oceans on climate, the work of scientists, and the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.