Reading with Bernhard Kegel: "Grass" and "Saving the World with Plants"

"Grass":
The disaster begins at the Bundesplatz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. Natalie, an enchanting biologist, discovers delicate stalks in walking sticks. The grass is spreading rapidly, conquering parts of the city and damaged infrastructure. It shows resistance to herbicides. A race against time begins. Bernhard Kegel tells in this Berlin novel about disaster and hope.

"Saving the world with plants":
The earth is heating up extremely quickly. Bernhard Kegel shows technical and biological ways to stop development. It is not enough to reduce emissions; CO2 must be removed and stored in the atmosphere. The photosynthesis also offers solutions. Together with light, it could help to keep life.

Moderator: Claudia Johanna Bauer