Call for Proposals – Urban and Environmental Dialogues – NiCHE
Urban and Environmental Dialogues will explore how the environment-at-large and the urban built environment have shaped one another throughout history.| NiCHE
C40 Cities has reported that 21 million good green jobs now exist across... The post Cities lead global rise in green employment appeared first on Cities Today.| Cities Today
At the Build Reuse conference in Saint Paul, Minnesota, a group of architects, designers, facility managers, deconstruction experts, and sustainability advocates gathered to explore a big question: How do we give buildings better endings? The post Designing Better Endings: How the Built Environment Can Learn, Adapt, and Begin Again appeared first on Work Design Magazine.| Work Design Magazine
Urban and Environmental Dialogues will explore how the environment-at-large and the urban built environment have shaped one another throughout history.| NiCHE
□ TOM ACKERS puts the case for a universal programme to retrofit the UK’s housing stock with insulation, in this edited excerpt from his new pamphlet. In a linked article here, he argues that a strategy to decarbonise home heating must rely first of all on electrification and heat pumps □ The whole pamphlet, Remaking […]| People and Nature
□ Electrification and the installation of heat pumps should be the principle technology for decarbonising homes in the UK, TOM ACKERS argues in this edited excerpt from his new pamphlet. In a linked article here, he assesses the great potential for reducing energy throughput by retrofitting buildings with insulation. □ The whole pamphlet, Remaking Home […]| People and Nature
The Toronto waterfront is home to the largest colony of cormorants in North America. And now they're spreading—squawking, puking, leaving toxic guano. Inside the fight between residents, conservationists, and governments over the most divisive and persecuted bird on the planet.| The Local
A version of this post was published in the Indiana Historical Society’s Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History 34, no. 4 (Fall 2022). On the first Monday in November 1801, a landowner name…| The Indiana History Blog
PARTNER VOICES | An interview with Paula Champagne, the artist behind the new mural at the Natural Capital Center| Ecotrust
Suspended: If we were to imagine an ecosystem as a shifting body of water, then your CF3 chairs are carefully designed pebbles, dropped in the waters of Forsyth Plaza, and the ripple carefully docu…| Suspended Reason
“West Hammond has been electrified of late by what a woman—a woman of intelligence, of action and indomitable courage—can accomplish.” -Munster Times, 1911 The woman described by the Ti…| The Indiana History Blog
As we near the end of Week 1 of the COP28, there is consensus that ambition needs to rise quickly. Accelerated timelines & mobilization of expanded funds for transformational climate action are…| Climate Value Exchange
Eco-building, cob, straw-bale, tiny houses--this article explores a wide range of green building techniques.| Free Permaculture
Atlanta sits at the center of the history of public housing in America. We were home to the country’s first-ever federally-funded public housing complex, Techwood Homes, in 1936. A little over half…| mapping atlanta
Last month, we shared a snapshot of the landscape of large corporate single family landlords across metro Atlanta, showing that just the top ten of these companies own over 30,000 properties here i…| mapping atlanta
