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UMPRUM in Climate Emergency: Climate Crisis, Activism and System

activism agriculture climate crisis earth ecology landscape
placeVŠUP/UMPRUM
tags
activismagricultureclimate crisisearthecologylandscape
castMarika Volfová, Arnošt Novák, Tomáš Uhnák, Petr Doubravský, Arne Springorum
cameraDavid Přílučík
soundDavid Přílučík
editingDavid Přílučík
categoryDiscussions
published7. 5. 2019
duration02:05:45
languageČesky / English
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