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Environmental Saviorism

Geo-Fantasies at Citygroup peels back the layers of the carbon capture industry

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Now or Never

Earth Day Digest: Stories keeping AN editors hopeful about the planet’s future

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Lung TransPlant

SUGi has plans to plant a resilient forest on Roosevelt Island

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“Green Collar”

Object Territories among six winning teams named by Trust for Governors Island to design Climate Solutions Challenge pilot projects

It Takes a Village

World Monuments Fund awards $15 million for climate heritage solutions in Nepal, Peru, the United Kingdom, and elsewhere

Fueling Debate

At COP28 conversations on the phasing out of oil felt paradoxical amidst the Dubai backdrop

A Scorcher

It’s official, 2023 was the hottest year recorded since 1850

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Reconstruir

Architects and planners in Mexico reflect on Acapulco’s urban fabric and their discipline’s role following Hurricane Otis

A Just Transition

The climate resilience workforce should include architects

Green Infrastructure

Amtrak has a $176 billion plan to upgrade the Northeast Corridor and double the amount of trains between New York and Washington by 2038

Denver Deep Dive

ACADIA’s Habits of the Anthropocene offered imaginative presentations on bioengineering, craft, and information

Set By Example

ASLA’s new, freely available guide charts a path for landscape architecture firms to achieve zero-carbon business operations

Beyond Sustainability

We can’t engineer our way out of the climate crisis

Living with Water

Adaptation(s) at The Pratt House on Governor’s Island, co-curated by SO – IL’s Jing Liu, is a laboratory of future urban living

Medium Worlds, Worlding Mediums

MESO-COSM examines architecture, ecosystem experiments, and urbanization in the Gulf Coast region

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Sea Change

Carlos Irijalba uses recycled materials from climate resiliency projects for an installation along the East River

Ultraviole(n)t Exposure

Unpacking what it means to design safe shade

Let’s Take This Outside

Maya Lin, SCAPE, Pratt, Alternative Building Industry Collective, and The Architecture Lobby partake in Climate Week NYC

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