Sibylle Grass cites mangrove forests as an example of what Innovate 4 Nature (I4N) works for. As natural climate solutions,...
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Béatrice Koch has been working as a journalist since 2000. She studied German language and literature, art history and classical archaeology in Basel. Already during her studies she wrote as a freelancer for various daily newspapers. Later, she wrote an ecclesiastical art guide and worked for several years as a local editor for the "Aargauer Zeitung" before returning to freelance journalism. She is co-author of an online documentation of the Reformed Regional Church of Aargau and holds a CAS in Corporate Communications. She has been a member of the Kohlenberg since 2013.
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