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Embracing the Past: Sustainable Living Ideas for European Architects

Embracing the Past: Sustainable Living Ideas for European Architects

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | Jul 28, 2023 | English

In the pursuit of a more sustainable future, European architects are finding inspiration in the continent’s rich architectural heritage. The Slovenian exhibit at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, titled “+/- 1 °C: In Search of Well-Tempered Architecture,”...
Rethinking Cities: Embracing Biourbanism to Combat Climate Change

Rethinking Cities: Embracing Biourbanism to Combat Climate Change

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | Jul 20, 2023 | English

Cities and nature have long been considered separate entities when it comes to the environment and the climate crisis. However, according to Adrian McGregor, founder and chief design officer at urban design and landscape architecture firm McGregor Coxall, it is...
These 3 Startups Are Working to End the Global Clean Water Crisis 

These 3 Startups Are Working to End the Global Clean Water Crisis 

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | Jul 14, 2023 | English

The world is in a global water crisis. Approximately 26 percent of the planet’s population lacks access to safe drinking water and 46 percent lack access to proper sanitation. In addition, a staggering two-thirds of the world’s population—2.7 billion people—experience...
A Surge in Renewable Energy Capacity Signals Hope for a Sustainable Future 

A Surge in Renewable Energy Capacity Signals Hope for a Sustainable Future 

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | Jul 11, 2023 | English

In a world hungry for sustainable solutions, a remarkable surge in renewable energy capacity provides a glimmer of hope. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reported a 9.6 percent increase in global renewable energy capacity in 2022. As wind and solar...
What Can Honeybees Teach Us about the Microbiome of a City?

What Can Honeybees Teach Us about the Microbiome of a City?

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | May 25, 2023 | English

The microbiome, which consists of invisible organisms like microbes, fungi, viruses, and bacteria, could offer insight into the health of our cities and their residents. Honeybees function as natural swabs in urban environments, picking up microorganisms and particles...
The World’s 5 Most Bike-Friendly Cities

The World’s 5 Most Bike-Friendly Cities

by Manuel Barreiro Castañeda | May 20, 2023 | English

As cities across the globe explore measures to reduce carbon emissions, many have launched bike infrastructure projects that encourage more residents to start cycling. Several global cities, including the following, embraced cycling long ago and can serve as examples...
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  • COP28 Reaches Agreement to Move Away from Fossil Fuels amid Challenges and Criticism
  • Discovering the 5 Most Bike-Friendly Cities in Latin America 

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