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Category Archives: earth
Blushing Petals – Pink Pines
Originally posted on Amras888:
? Greetings, I have managed to spend a few minutes surrounded by the glory of nature. Whilst there, I took these pics for sharing. I hope you enjoy them – and that there will be many…
Four Pillars of City Sustainability
Nowadays,there are two buzzwords-Resilience and Sustainable.David Bello, Associate Editor over at Scientific American, in an interesting post looking at the supposed tensions between “resilience” and “sustainability”. His argument shows that precisely the characteristics that make many urban systems resilient can also make … Continue reading
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Exploring a relational approach to water management
Originally posted on Geography Directions:
By Liz Charpleix, University of New England, Australia Whanganui River at Pipiriki, December 2014 © Liz Charpleix The recent election of Labour politician Jacinda Ardern as Aotearoa/New Zealand’s youngest Prime Minister since 1856 has caught…
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Bandipur : European Town of Nepal
The Cities of the world both of western and eastern has survived by adapting to the changes which their very presence has precipitated and diffused. It is often built layer by layer. The city building process describes how architecture, vernacular construction, and planning together shape the urban environment, relate to each other, and affect the modification of cities. What is known about adaptability in city building is in inverse proportion to its importance. Here Ami Baht wrote about a Nepali town in which you feel like as if you are in Europe.and I really found it … Continue reading
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