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2016 Jul

Accessing Urban Environmental Education Opportunities Via Green Infrastructure

Laura Cole
,
Timon McPhearson
,
Cecilia Herzog
and
Alex Russ

Climate change, Ecosystem services, Education/Knowledge/Learning, Gardens, Green Infrastructure, Health, Networks, Parks, Participation/Democracy, Pedagogy, Resilience, Stewardship, Sustainability
2016 Jun

Despite Strategic Focus on Resilience, Nature-Based Solutions May Remain Under-Utilized in Indian Cities

Sumetee Gajjar

Asia, Climate change, Disasters/Red zone, Green Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Justice, Policy, Resilience
2016 Jun

Climate Adaptation Plans Can Worsen Unequal Urban Vulnerability

Linda Shi
and
Isabelle Michele Sophie Anguelovski

Climate change, Design, Gentrification, Housing, Justice, Policy, Resilience, Sustainability, Tools
2016 Jun

How Edible is My City?

Naomi Tsur

Agriculture, Climate change, Development, Disasters/Red zone, Ecosystem services, Food, Gardens, Resilience, Sustainability
2016 Jun

Climate Change Education

Marianne Krasny
,
Chew-Hung Chang
,
Marna Hauk
and
Bryce Dubois

Climate change, Disasters/Red zone, Ecosystem services, Education/Knowledge/Learning, Resilience, Sustainability
2016 Jun

Towards the Water-Sensitive City

Gary Grant

Architecture, Design, Ecosystem services, Green Infrastructure, Resilience, Sustainability, Water, Wetlands/Rivers/Streams
2016 May

Changing Climate and Changing Cities: If You “Dress” Urban Planning Differently, You May be Able to Cope

Paula Villagra
and
Álvaro González Reyes

Climate change, Design, Planning, Policy, Resilience, South America, Sustainability, What is urban nature?
2016 May

Designing for a Moving Target, Part II: Ensuring Human Health in a Changing Climate

Chris Garvin

Biophilia, Climate change, Communities, Ecosystem services, Health, Pollution, Resilience, Tools
2016 May

Designing for a Moving Target, Part I: Adapting Our Buildings to a Changing Climate

Chris Garvin
,
Allison Bernett
and
Chris Starkey

Architecture, Biophilia, Climate change, Design, Disasters/Red zone, Ecosystem services, Resilience, Sustainability
2016 Apr

Visions of resilience: Eighteen artists say or show something in response to the word “resilience”

Juan Carlos Arroyo
,
David Brooks
,
Katrine Claassens
,
Emilio Fantin
,
Ganzeer
,
Lloyd Godman
,
Fran Ilich
,
Frida Larios
,
Todd Lester
,
Patrick M. Lydon
,
Mary Mattingly
,
David Maddox
,
E. J. McAdams
,
Mary Miss
,
Edna Peres
,
Caroline Robinson
,
Finzi Saidi
and
Keijiro Suzuki

Architecture, Art, Awareness, Biophilia, Culture, Design, Ecosystem services, Invasive Species, Katrine Claassens, Resilience, What is urban nature?
2016 Apr

lowlands—Small-Scale and Nimble Projects that Create Resilient and Just Cities

Elliott Maltby

Climate change, Design, Green Infrastructure, Housing, Livability, Participation/Democracy, Resilience, What is urban nature?
2016 Apr

Green Infrastructure that Creates Climate Resilience, Human Resilience, and Quality of Life in Los Angeles’ Underserved Neighborhoods

Tori Kjer

Children, Climate change, Green Infrastructure, Justice, Parks, Participation/Democracy, Policy, Resilience, Water
2016 Mar

People Working for Nature in Cities: the Invisible Revolution

Cecilia Herzog

Disasters/Red zone, Economics, Infrastructure, Justice, Participation/Democracy, Resilience, South America
2016 Mar

From Reactive to Proactive Resilience: Designing the New Sustainability

Nina-Marie Lister

Architecture, Design, Disasters/Red zone, Nina-Marie Lister, Planning, Policy, Resilience
2016 Mar

We Cannot Reduce Urban Inequality Unless We Fix Inequality in Exposure to Disaster Risk

Fadi Hamdan

Climate change, Disasters/Red zone, Economics, Infrastructure, Justice, Planning, Resilience
2016 Mar

How To Put Information, Transparency, and Communities at the Center of Resilience Planning

Richard Friend

Asia, Communities, Disasters/Red zone, Planning, Resilience, Tools
2016 Feb

Is the Deluge of Urban Areas in India a Natural Phenomenon or Irresponsible Planning?

Haripriya Gundimeda

Asia, Climate change, Disasters/Red zone, Ecosystem services, Health, Justice, Planning, Resilience, Sustainability, Tools, Wetlands/Rivers/Streams
2016 Feb

Green Infrastructure is Possible, and Necessary, for Communities at Multiple Scales

Ana Faggi

Communities, Development, Ecocities, Ecosystem services, Infrastructure, Participation/Democracy, Resilience
2016 Feb

Resilience and the Butterfly Effect: Could a Grain of Quinoa from Bolivia Influence Barcelona City Resilience?

Lorenzo Chelleri

Awareness, Biodiversity, Business, Disasters/Red zone, Ecosystem services, Indigenous peoples, Networks, Resilience
2016 Feb

A River Cresting in New Orleans: A Complex Choreography of Water, Technology and Bureaucracy that Only Sometimes Serves People and Nature

Josh Lewis

Climate change, Coasts, Communities, Disasters/Red zone, Justice, Planning, Resilience, Wetlands/Rivers/Streams