The Miyawaki method
From a piece on the French organization trying to create urban forests at high speed: Previously on the blog: Tree aesthetics
All posts tagged: climate change
Red sky thinking
What is urgency? Why are some people driven while others sit back? Because I am a happy cliche, Hamilton has been on repeat recently. In Burr’s words: “he has something to prove, he has nothing to lose.” Why wouldn’t you try to do everything you can? Time is limited, and you can’t wait for life to happen to you. Clearly not everyone feels this way. Or even if they do, they don’t all feel able […]
Radar: Week 5
• Beautiful images of polar bears who have moved into an abandoned Arctic weather station (drone footage on YouTube) • Coober Pedy is a town in Australia where half of people live underground because it’s so bloody hot. • The alien’s binary: Atossa Araxia Abrahamian on motherhood. • Pew’s morphology of Republicans identifies five distinct groups. • Mind expanding (to me) piece on the possibilities of Arabic typography.
Tree aesthetics
There are so many trees, and not enough. We need a billion trees, a trillion.
Week 37, 2020
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