It is evident from the current flood catastrophe: Water is powerful and inconsistent. Scientists of the “Earth and Environment” Competence Area of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) study these and other properties of water for a better understanding and use. On Wednesday, June 19, 2013, 18.30 hrs, they will present their work at the Karlsruhe city hall under the heading of “Wasserkreisläufe – Vielfalt im Wandel” (Water Cycles – Diversity Subject to Change).”
Press Release 073/2013
All about Water Cycles
KIT at the City Hall: Earth and Environment Competence Area Presents Water Research

Current news are dominated by the flood in Germany. “KIT im Rathaus” also focuses on water, earth, and the environment. (Photo: Gabi Zachmann, KIT)
am, 12.06.2013
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