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You care for the environment. You try to use less your car, and you buy your food from local farmers market. You keep your ecological footprint under control, and become vegetarian. You regard yourself as a progressive, leftist one.
You read lots of newspapers, and the internet. Suddenly you discover that GMOs and nuclear energy are good for the athmosphere, and your new Toyota Prius is not so sustainable as you thought. Perhaps those biofuels are not so bio, and George W. Bush starts his war (yet another one) against global warming, while the best ecocities look like gated communities in the Emirates, or in China.
That’s too much. It is clear that something, somewhere, went terribly wrong. You need to take a break, and start to re-think the whole thing from the beginning.
Stay tuned. Sustainability Reloaded is here to help you.
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- Archis/VOLUME looking for interns
- Photo report of The Not-So-Easy Systems Change Meet-Up
- The Cybertruck is a symbol of our time but can’t we imagine something better?
- THE MICROCOSM OF THE ADRIATIC SEA
- DIARIES OF A BIENNALISTA (Or: how I survived visiting 6 architecture biennales in two months)
- A Magical Mansion in Chongqing
- CASE NATIONALE– NEDERLANDEN
- CASE ALFA COLLEGE
- VERY BASICS 6: THE CIRCULAR DESIGN PROCESS
- TIMELINE: KEY MOVEMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTALLY-FOCUSED ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
OUT NOW: Volume #18 – After Zero
Sustainability according to Volume:
After Zero is not about design inspired by the fear of tsunamis or Katrinas, but proposes an understanding of our society beyond zero.
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