am thrilled to share the launch of Cities and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation, an exciting, open-online course that investigates the relationship between international #cities and the effects of #climatechange through the expertise of urban lead…https://t.co/GcEmmfpAqb
I don't usually like to use this space as a forum for grievances, but I have to call out the fact that it is not ok for people to claim sole credit for work that they did not do on their own. In fact, in the case that I am referencing (work done a couple…https://t.co/UujrbnMbQs
@WarbyParker these are my less than 2 year old glasses that just broke apart in my hand while I was cleaning the lens. Pretty shocked and wonder if the famous $99 deal is kinda a sham?
💡The Equitable Resilience Portal is now live 💡 THANK YOU to all contributors who shared their insights on Forms of Power; Community-Based Resilience; and Resilience Practices. Look forward to growing this portal further! https://t.co/Ouflme0xMR
Although we won't be together today for commencement, we are so proud of the hard work, determination, and resiliency that the BAC class of 2020 has shown. Congratulations on this truly remarkable milestone! #BACgrads20
As #WLAM2020 comes to an end, @mariabellalta, Dean of Landscape Architecture, and @DanielaCoray, Interim Coordinator of Course Instruction and Assistant Faculty, have created this video to celebrate the student work and community of the BAC's Landscape Architecture program!
If you’re passionate about parks & playgrounds, greenways & great yards, trees & water, living shorelines & resilient communities, interdisciplinary & intergenerational conversations, the BSLA Landscape Architecture Conference is for you. Please join us. https://t.co/GEf9L8hFZk
“Kevin MacKay contends that oligarchy has been a more fundamental cause of the collapse of civilisations than social complexity or energy demand” https://t.co/gpSNoxLQOM