Who’s scared of 15-minute cities?
DW’s Living Planet podcast explores 15-minute cities with Dan Luscher and
Lindsay Sturman.
World climate reports need more policy-relevance
More policy relevance and leaner: This is what a team of authors around the outgoing co-chair of Working Group III at the IPCC, Ottmar Edenhofer, would like to see in the much-needed reform of the IPCC. They advocate that the future IPCC should assume a greater role in presenting solutions to climate change mitigation and adaptation. Indeed, this is one way in which the political relevance of the IPCC could be enhanced following the climate summit in Paris.
Sustainable aviation fuel plans under fire over crop emissions
Environmental group and aviation industry disagree on how to assess the full climate impact of fuel made from corn and soybeans.
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‘Fix Our Forests Act’ Passes U.S. House with Bipartisan Support
In a significant move towards improving forest management and reducing wildfire risks, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R. 8790, the Fix Our Forests Act. Sponsored by Chairman Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) and Rep. Scott Peters (D-Calif.), the legislation received
Architectural Textiles by Sarah Zapata Explore Material Culture and Intersecting Identities
Myriad patterns and textures examine the nature of layered identities in Zapata’s architectural sculptures.
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