Notes from the Anthropocene
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The Era of the Urban Tank
Bologna and its surrounding areas are trapped in a perpetual parking crisis. It feels entirely irrelevant where you go or whom you ask because the consensus remains predictably grim. Drivers report spending hours circling the same blocks, f...
I Mourn the End of NEOM
NEOM is dead. Saudi officials prefer to say “postponed” or “re-prioritized”, a Wall Street Journal video simply says “over”, and I say: what a pity. Of course, anyone who has watched Berlin’s new airport, Stuttgart’s new station or the Elbp...
The Activism I Can’t Stand, and the One I’m Waiting For
I wish I could be an activist. One of those protestors who live entirely for their cause. For the environment, for the climate, for a better humanity. So why am I not out at demonstrations, why don’t I sign every petition, why don’t I just...
Green Roofs, Wild Lawns, and the Board’s Blind Spot
Somewhere between “nice to have” and “why didn’t we do this ten years ago” sits a solution that keeps getting overlooked in industrial heat resilience: greening. Not as landscaping, not as a corporate photo opportunity for the sustainabilit...
Heat Stroke Doesn’t Wait for the Board to Notice
Every year, it seems to catch certain organizations by surprise that summer arrives. And that summer, remarkably, tends to be hot. It is a bit like watching a national railway operator discover snow every winter. Climate change, some appare...
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