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Our cities: voracious/vulnerable, problem/solution.
Will our cities add to the challenges we face or contribute to the solution? Will they continue to be voracious in their habits and vulnerable to their weaknesses, or can we help them fulfill their potential to be inspiring, efficient eco-systems?
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The green corridors created by backyard biodiversity provide an import ecological link, connecting the urban habitat to its rural counterpart.
Is there room to transform a city into community in the densely-packed, highly-regulated environment that Singapore presents? Reclaim Land asks, “whose city is it, anyway?”
One Australian community garden is leading the way forward by turning green waste into biochar, to sequester carbon and compost, to create healthier, more fertile environments.
The cafes and city residents, with their colour and diversity, are all adored aspects of Amber Parkin’s urban landscape. Will you show us your city?
Jared Braiterman takes part in a rare ritual — a rice harvest in the heart of Tokyo — as neighborhood workers and shoppers enjoy a new public space that evokes Japanese culture.
Creativity and community are key aspects of this project, which seeks to unlock the creativity of residents and explore new perspectives in familiar territory, the small city of Preston in the UK.
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