A new @imperialcollege report co-authored by #RAEngResearch Chair Professor Jennifer Whyte outlines a vision for how built infrastructure can work with the natural environment to achieve zero pollution vision: https://t.co/6yOvJGc5Iy
In an uncertain and complex world, #resilience matters.
The Resilience Shift is a catalyst for positive change toward more #resilient#infrastructure. https://t.co/eQwUwms5UY
We are excited to publish #FlourishingSystems with @CSIC_IKC and our supporting partners and foreword contributors @ICE_engineers@TheIET@IMechE & @beisgovuk Play your part in getting more from infrastructure.
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In Opinion
“Cities continue to create vast amounts of wealth, but the distribution of those gains resembles the New York skyline: A handful of super-tall buildings, and everyone else in the shade,” writes the editorial board. https://t.co/yJPhibSiS4
Why the Global Recession Could Last a Long Time https://t.co/mDWVtGoH10 - great insight on the global economic machine and its tremendous momentum that has been pushed down by the pandemic - how will society change after this?
What the Coronavirus Means for Climate Change - "The two biggest wild cards for climate going forward are how policymakers respond to the threat of a global recession and how the pandemic changes political will for climate action around the world." https://t.co/FKD5cwQ3Lr
In these days of anxiety, I wanted to find a way to continue to share some of the music that gives me comfort. The first of my #SongsOfComfort: Dvořák – "Going Home”
Stay safe.
The End of Australia as We Know It https://t.co/fCgufhATlG - "...for whom climate change has shifted from the distant and theoretical to the personal and emotional." Prof Robyn Eckersley
“Half of the 100.6bn tonnes of materials were sand, clay, gravel and cement for building...” - the unsustainable use of resources https://t.co/OQyeT8ldYQ
Just finished Perumal Murugan's celebrated novel - One Part Woman, which was translated from Tamil. Being Tamil myself and unable to read or write, I was left wondering about the beauty of one of the world's classical languages through its translation. https://t.co/g816QUSA14
"For years, Western observers have talked about Asia’s massive future potential. But the future arrived even faster than expected. The question is no longer how quickly Asia will rise; it is how Asia will lead." https://t.co/45zNfoDvaa via @McKinsey_MGI
Who really creates wealth in our world? And how do we decide the value of what they do? Watch @IIPP_UCL Director Prof @MazzucatoM's @TEDTalks at #TEDSummit2019 https://t.co/0b3WUWz7v5
This can no longer be news among other news, an "important topic" among other topics, a "political issue" among other political issues or a crisis among other crises.
This is not party politics or opinions. This is an existential emergency. And we must start treating it as such.
"Spend enough time in a place and even humble objects and everyday animals can reveal outsize insights about a country’s mood and manners" - NYT Dispatches https://t.co/FHIALshMNw