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No polar bears without ice
How a children's book explains climate change — not just to little ones
Children ask these and other questions, and if you're not well-versed in climatology, which very few of us are, then we need help to answer them.
A book like "No Polar Bears without Ice" (a not nearly as elegant translation of the original title "Ohne Eis kein Eisbär"), comes in rather handy then.
Written and illustrated by Kristina Heldmann, a German visual communicator, the book tackles these questions and many more. In addition, it's beautifully illustrated, providing visual support to answers that otherwise might be hard to grasp.
Written and illustrated by Kristina Heldmann, a German visual communicator, the book tackles these questions and many more. In addition, it's beautifully illustrated, providing visual support to answers that otherwise might be hard to grasp.
The book tackles the issue of climate change and the responsible use of our resources. Using NAUTILUS® recycled paper was a logical conclusion for us. And while Kristina Heldmann was afraid that the paper would seem "grey", she is now very excited about the paper quality and the print result.
With other measures like foregoing plastic wrappers and investing in environmental projects to offset CO₂ during production, the publishing house is doing its part to fight against the dire consequences of unchecked climate change.
Publisher
Jacoby & StuartEditor:
Jacoby & Stuart
Published:
2020
Number of pages:
92