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Why we need new narratives and strategies to save the environment

Why we need new narratives and strategies to save the environment The fatalist-gloomy-future narrative around climate change hasn’t been compelling to mobilise enough individuals and communities for change. In response, new organisations are emerging with positive narratives and more complex strategies to tackle ‘the problem’ of our generation. ‍ We asked Cacau Araujo for the […]

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Designing for a better society: how tiny houses can have a huge impact

Designing for a better society: how tiny houses can have a huge impact Interview with Ricardo Mayor on the role of designers and architects crafting our social tissue. We explore how the tiny house model was adapted to respond to the current refugee crisis. From how new production models can empower citizens and change our […]

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‘Cosmo-Localization’: Can Thinking Globally and Producing Locally Really Save Our Planet?

‘COSMO-LOCALIZATION’: CAN THINKING GLOBALLY AND PRODUCING LOCALLY REALLY SAVE OUR PLANET? Fablabs, makerspaces, emerging global knowledge commons… These are but some of the outcomes of a growing movement that champions globally-sourced designs for local economic activity. Its core idea is simple: local ownership of the means to produce basic manufactures and services can change our […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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