Eine Großstadt mitten in Europa, geteilt von einer Mauer aus Stein und Stacheldraht. Wie konnte es vor genau 60 Jahren in Berlin, in der ganzen DDR, dazu kommen, dass plötzlich am Morgen des 13. Augusts 1961 Sicherheitskräfte der DDR in Berlin die Sektorengrenze abriegeln. Die Menschen im Ostteil der Stadt und später im ganzen Land einfach einsperren - 28 Jahre lang. Rainer Volk hat in den Archiven gesucht um Antworten und Stimmen zu finden. Stimmen von denen, die das damals noch miterlebt haben.
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Glacial rivers rage as heat wave bites into Northwest snowpack Jun 30, 2021
âDO NOT BOUNCE OR SHAKE BRIDGE!â reads a warning in all caps.
If fear of heights doesnât stop you, it s a great place to look up at the snout of Mount Rainierâs deepest river of ice, the Carbon Glacier, with the snow-capped summit of the volcano behind it.
It s also a great place to look down and listen to the milky water of the Carbon River.
On one of the extremely hot afternoons of the Northwestâs record-exploding heat wave, the river is swollen with thick gray meltwater, opaque from all the glacial sediment it carries.
Heat wave causes snowmelt, river levels to rise near Mt. Rainier National Park
Authorities are now concerned that although this is heat is new to Puget Sound, it may also be the beginning of a new normal. Author: Lionel Donovan (KING) Updated: 8:09 PM PDT June 29, 2021
PIERCE COUNTY, Wash The grueling heat wave has left its mark on western Washington. But while workers deal with cracked roads and power outages, Mt. Rainier is also falling victim to the blazing temperatures.
After days of triple digit heat, snow levels are several times lower than what they normally would be, and all that water is changing how the mountain looks faster than authorities can react.