“Car dependency is a leading contributor to the epidemic of preventable diseases that are linked to how we design our cities. We have created obesogenic environments that are literally killing us. We’ve designed daily, ordinary activity out of our lives.” https://t.co/hCNL7NkyDe
What @guardian fails to mention is that some 90% of global soya production is used for livestock feed — When nature says 'Enough!': the river that appeared overnight in Argentina https://t.co/wo1QuosDSb
Pick up this week's @BigIssue to read Bartlett Professor @IainBorden's contribution to 'Hostile takeover', an article on the fight-back against the increasing use of design to deter #homeless people, #skateboarders and #wildlife from urban spaces.
To discuss the long-standing interconnection of colonialism, racism, and capitalism, Françoise Vergès suggests the reading of a different history, that of the “racial capitalocene,” which can challenge Western approaches of knowing.
See Work in Progress at the RCA: The RCA is opening its doors to showcase the research, experiments, prototypes, finished pieces and work in progress from across the College’s four Schools and 29 programmes...
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A depiction of an industry that is no longer fit for purpose. Read about our vision for a new textiles economy: https://t.co/w7AbE3JsHe #MakeFashionCircular@CircularFibres
A net-zero, closed loop urban system for food production, energy conservation and material reuse. #Circulareconomy in action at "The Plant" in Chicago. https://t.co/NZVZUijbEi
.@SowtheCity#diymushroom bags ready to bring out of the dark. Cut a cross in the bag (5cm by 5cm) place in indirect light and spray tap water into the hole daily until mushrooms fruit...
"We surround ourselves with objects that we use for only a limited period of time". Do we need to own them? Watch our exclusive interview created with Walter Stahel, a true #circulareconomy thought leader. https://t.co/ySbmDZOBye