[DE] “Future Rural Africa” im Kölner Unimagazin: Wie Geothermie-Projekte ländliche Gegenden verändern

Unimagazin Köln SFB 228 Artikel

In der Ausgabe von Oktober 2022 berichtet das Kölner Universitätsmagazin über die Arbeit des Sonderforschungsbereiches (SFB-TRR 228) “Future Rural Africa” und insbesondere über das Projekt C02 “Energy Futures”, das sich mit Geothermie Projekten im kenianischen Rift Valley befasst und erforscht, was diese für die lokale Bevölkerung bedeuten.

Ganzer Artikel über den SFB-TRR 228 “Future Rural Africa” hier.

Komplette Ausgabe des Kölner Unimagazins von Oktober 2022 hier.

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