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Tag Archives: Chris Turner
Bicycles and the city
Many cities are investing in bicycle infrastructure such as expanded bike lanes or subsidized bicycle sharing programs, and this is increasing bicycle traffic. InfraNet Lab blog writes that in Montreal and New York City ridership has increase about 30% since … Continue reading
Posted in Cities
Tagged bicycle, bicycle infrastructure, bike lanes, Chris Turner, Copenhagen, Evan Osnos, James Schwartz, Kasey Klimes, streetfilms, video
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Living in the Anthropocene
On Yale360 Paul Crutzen and Christian Schwägerl write that Living in the Anthropocene: Living up to the Anthropocene means building a culture that grows with Earth’s biological wealth instead of depleting it. Remember, in this new era, nature is us.
Resilience as an operating system for sustainability in the anthropocene
Chris Turner, author of Geography of Hope: A Tour of the World We Need, writing in the Walrus about the Anthropocene and the coral reef crisis in his long article Age of Breathing Underwater: I first heard tell of “resilience” — … Continue reading
Posted in General, Reorganization
Tagged anthropocene, Brian Walker, Chris Turner, coral reefs, resilience, Walrus
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