Imagine the World as a Body, Two Degrees More is Too Much
- Author:
- COP20 Lima
- Publisher:
- COP20 Lima
- Publication Date:
- 11 November 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Arts, Culture and Entertainment, Climate, Sustainable Development
German curator, Adrienne Goehler, explains us how terrible it is for the earth to raise it's temperature two degrees, compairing it to a human body. This interview took place during the art exhibit '¡Ejemplos a seguir! in the Metropolitan Museum of Lima.
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