Ecology & Society

Sustainability is more than just ecology. Two other dimensions - economic and social - are also important. Only together and on an absolutely equal footing do they add up to holistic sustainability. We explain the three dimensions and use practical examples to show why they are so important for a sustainable future.

Here, maritime flair is combined with history: Glückstadt is small, but has a lot to offer. The town on the Elbe attracts tourists from all over Germany. We give you seven tips for an eventful visit to the harbour town - inspired by our

Wind turbines generate green electricity and play an important role in the energy transition. How long do they work for us and what happens to them when they are old? We spoke to Broder Heepmann from Steinbeis Energie GmbH about this.

Recycling helps us to achieve a more circular economy and conserve important resources. But what does the term "recyclable" actually mean and which materials can be recycled today? We provide an overview and valuable tips.

What happens when insects, birds, lizards and grasses disappear from forests and meadows? And what impact does this have? We dedicate ourselves to FAQs on the subject of biodiversity, because only those who understand the problem can look for solutions.

In Germany, we consume 125 litres of water per capita every day. In addition to direct water consumption, virtual water also plays a role. This article provides practical tips on what we should pay attention to and how we can reduce our consumption.