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Tim Ingold’s “Sustainability of Everything”
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Resilience isn’t only about infrastructure. How can we better support community-based environmental stewardship in readiness, response, and recovery from disturbance?
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Building Urban Science to Achieve the New Urban Agenda
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Viola Has an Acorn in Her Pocket
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Embedding Urban Ecology into Policy: West Berlin as a Case Study
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Habitat III is finally a reality. From your perspective, what would be the single most important tangible outcome (not output) of the event—short or long term—and what will it take to achieve this outcome?
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Designing Ecologically Sensitive Green Infrastructure that Serves People and Nature
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How can we make urban nature and its value more apparent, more “visible” to people?
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What Do Rotterdammers Want in Green Infrastructure? We Asked Them
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Urban agriculture has many benefits. Is one of them a contribution to urban sustainability?
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Towards the Water-Sensitive City
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Common threads: connections among the ideas of Jane Jacobs and Elinor Ostrom, and their relevance to urban socio-ecology
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Market-Based Solutions Cannot Forge Transformative and Inclusive Urban Futures
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Visions of resilience: Eighteen artists say or show something in response to the word “resilience”
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Confronting the Dark Side of Urban Agriculture
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Réinventer Paris: A Competition to Write History with Nature in Paris
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What Can We Learn from Chinese Classical Gardens?
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Landscape initiatives are in operation or in development in many parts of the world. What is key to making them work and be useful? How are they good for cities?
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Resilience and the Butterfly Effect: Could a Grain of Quinoa from Bolivia Influence Barcelona City Resilience?
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Creative Place-Making—This is The Nature of Graffiti
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Can cities save bees? How can urban habitats be made to serve pollinator conservation? How can that story be better told?
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Social-Ecological Urbanism and the Life of Baltic Cities
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Photo Essay: Untold Stories of Change, Loss and Hope Along the Margins of Bengaluru’s Lakes
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An explicitly urban Sustainable Development Goal has been adopted by the UN (#11). Now what? Where could it go wrong?
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Discounting Our Engagement and Betraying Our Affections for Urban Nature
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Can Large Parks be Urban Green Saviors?
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Nature: Medicine for Cities and People
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History, the Detroit River and Building an International Wildlife Refuge Right
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Granny Flats and a Sponge House: Rethinking Necessities for the Future of Communities Along the Los Angeles River
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Ceci n’est pas une pipe: Unpacking Injustice in Paris