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Two talks exploring environmental change from opposite ends of the Earth: one dives into the hidden world of groundwater pollutants, while the other takes us on a journey through the vanishing Dry Chaco Forest. Join us as we uncover the urgent threats to our ecosystems—and how they affect everything from water to biodiversity.
Environmental Geosciences - Groundwater Pollutants
Johann Holdt
(PhD student)
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I went to study a forest… but I didn’t find It!
Axel Gualdoni-Becerra
(PhD student)
One would think that finding the largest dry forest in the world would be something easy...but it´s not that simple. Searching for biodiversity in the largest dry forest in the world, Axel, a PhD student from Argentina, embarks on a 400 km journey to study how tree communities change along a rainfall gradient. What he didn’t expect was that… there would be barely any trees at all. This talk dives into the reality of land-use change, deforestation, and landscape fragmentation in one of the most endangered ecosystems on the planet: the Dry Chaco Forest. Through species diversity, forest structure, and drone imagery indices, Axel unpacks the story of a disappearing forest. With a mix of humor and tension, he’ll discuss why this almost non-renewable resource is vanishing and what that means for the future of our planet… and our steak.

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