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Category Archives: earth
Tower of Babble: A Scycrapper?
The cities of today exhibit the tallest structures the world has ever seen. The density of urban environments is high due to the desire to live and do business as close to the heart of the metropolis as is possible, … Continue reading
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Why the Arctic is so vital in the fight against climate change.
Originally posted on Swift Science:
The Arctic is warming far more than the rest of the world, in some regions it is already more than 3oC warmer than the 1950s, already exceeding the Paris agreements threshold. What makes this so…
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Tracing the History of Urban Civilization
The world’s most advanced urban civilizations are impressive achievements of human planning, technology, engineering and imagination. Modern cityscapes appear to have been built with the specific aim of serving the needs of our civilizations and their institutions. But where does … Continue reading
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Ten characteristics of an urban civilization
Size and density of cities. The great enlargement of an organised population meant a much wider level of social integration. Full-time specialisation of labour. Specialisation of production among workers was institutionalised, as were systems of distribution and exchange. … Continue reading
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