CO₂ AR vs Wald.Berlin.Klima.

When burning coal, oil and gas, carbon dioxide—also known as CO₂—is released into the atmosphere. To date, CO₂ emissions have risen dramatically. In the short industrial history of just 250 years, humans have increased the amount of CO₂ in the atmosphere by around 40 %. An alarming value unprecedented on Earth in the past four million years. Humankind has accumulated CO₂ and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere which has already increased average global temperature by one degree Celsius since 1750. Our app allows you to visualise the history of CO₂ emissions—and also the possible futures. By combining data from the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC) and the baseline projections of CO₂ emissions by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), we were able to visualize the CO₂ emissions from 1751 to 2100 on a highly detailed geographical level. The app also provides you with two possible CO₂ futures: one with a policy of measures against climate change—and one without.

Wald.Berlin.Klima. – The inclusive, free-of-charge app offers digital content that supports your visit and can be played automatically. It also offers information on how to get to the exhibition and service facilities along the exhibition route. The easy-to-use app also provides offline access to all digital content along the exhibition tour: · Audio descriptions of the landscape, including transcriptions · Videos in sign language · Diagrams and excerpts of the texts on the exhibition’s sign boards.