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When it comes to future generations, everyone needs to ensure that they leave behind a healthy, sustainably built environment for their children.
To achieve circularity, city governments need to start legislating for improved waste handling during construction, renovation, and deconstruction practices.
Renovation of buildings is a must for society to meet climate targets, but current efforts aren’t fast or deep enough to hit the mark. Performance standards can change this.
We need to act now to ensure that the climate fluctuations caused by the COVID crisis are not wasted.
Amsterdam has successfully downscaled the doughnut economic model for future resilience and sustainability in their city. Here’s how they did it.
To protect future populations against the effects of climate change, city administrators and policy-makers need to create frameworks for more resilient cities.
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