Posts by Jan Strahl

From the Book of Kells in Dublin to the futuristic Binhai Library in Tianjin: majestic libraries are the temples in which paper proves its immortality. The article shows architectural marvels and proves that the magic of the printed word on paper is unbroken, even in the digital age.

How can the complex interrelationships of environmental protection be explained to children without moralising? How can enthusiasm for nature, which is right on our own doorstep, be awakened? Quite simply: through play.

From foldable microscopes to compostable chips: paper has long been a high-tech material. We present eight surprising innovations that show the potential of this everyday material and how it can help solve some of the challenges of our time.

 

Where no plan rules, but life itself, a primeval forest is created in the centre of Germany. The Hainich National Park is more than just an excursion destination - it is a living archive and a powerful plea for the value of true wilderness. A visit that reminds us why protecting our forests is not an option, but a necessity.

Classic cars are given a new lease of life at e-drive solution - electrically and sustainably. With passion and technical finesse, Nils Iwahn transforms classic cars into modern, environmentally friendly vehicles. A story of childhood enthusiasm and innovative technology.

The catering industry is increasingly focusing on sustainability, and the bar scene is following this trend. According to a survey, 45 per cent of Germans attach importance to sustainability in their eating and cooking habits. In addition, 73 per cent of millennials are prepared to pay more for products from sustainable brands. This change in values is now also reflected in bar culture, where sustainable practices are increasingly being adopted. This development not only affects the preparation and enjoyment of drinks, but also the self-image of an entire industry.