Middle German Chemical Triangle

Fritz Kühlein

“Coming from a background of natural sciences, I was not acquainted with anthropologic research methods before the seminar. Therefore, I learned a lot by studying existing literature, but especially by doing research myself. Working in a group made the new way of...Read more

What we know about groundwater pollution in the area

As has already been more thoroughly explained in Stops 3 and 4 of the Toxic Tour, and as institutions as the Federal Institute for Exemption from Contaminated Sites (Landesanstalt...Read more

Anastasia Klaar

“As my heritage is not German and the country I am from is known for its mountains and not its industry, I have to admit that I went into this fieldwork with some (mostly negative) preconceptions. Some of them, as for example, were the obscure data situation...Read more

Lea Danninger

"I grew up in a region that is strongly influenced by the chemical industry, in the Bavarian Chemical Triangle. During our research, I also reflected on myself and the behaviour and way of thinking of those around me in relation to this topic...Read more

Philipp Baum

“Right from the start, I suspected that there was more going on inside the chemical industry near Schkopau than the Dow company and the government agencies would let on. I think we all had that feeling. I learned to work with that suspicion, to make it ...Read more

Altlasten

As a topic related to environmental problems the term "Altlasten" gained attention in Germany in the 1970s, where it was first used by the Council of Environment Experts (Sachverständigenrat für Umweltfragen) (Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare...Read more

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