CLIMATE CHANGE COULD ALTER AME...

May 1, 2017 by

CLIMATE CHANGE COULD ALTER AMERICA’S INLAND CITIES, STUDY SAYS

If humans go on burning ever greater volumes of fossil fuel….

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10 New Ways Other Countries Ar...

Feb 29, 2016 by

10 New Ways Other Countries Are Actually Solving Problems—and Kicking Our Ass

[Translate] Apparently for some, American exceptionalism means exceptional stupidity. By Larry Schwartz / AlterNet Solar power in...

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INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTINE TEN E...

Dec 19, 2015 by

INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTINE TEN EYCK ON THE BEAUTY OF DROUGHT

[Translate] THE DIRT by Jared Green Christine Ten Eyck, FASLA, is founder and principal of Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, Inc. Her...

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REVERSING THE TIDE: CITIES AND...

Sep 25, 2015 by

REVERSING THE TIDE: CITIES AND COUNTRIES ARE REBELLING AGAINST WATER PRIVATIZATION, AND WINNING!

[Translate]   By Tom Lawson, Occupy.com | News Analysis Demonstrators march through the streets to protest a water tax in Dublin,...

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ALI CHEN BATTLES CALIFORNIA DR...

Sep 22, 2015 by

ALI CHEN BATTLES CALIFORNIA DROUGHT WITH GRASSROOTS ‘CACTIVISM’

[Translate] DESIGNBOOM         as california prepares itself for another year in drought conditions american and...

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A RARE LOOK AT THE NEW U.S. CO...

Jun 9, 2015 by

A RARE LOOK AT THE NEW U.S. COAST GUARD HEADQUARTERS

[Translate] THE DIRT   by Jared Green The General Services Administration (GSA) granted us a rare peak at a Level 5 security campus,...

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Landscape Architecture in the ...

Apr 15, 2015 by

Landscape Architecture in the News Highlights (April 1 – 15)

[Translate] THE DIRT by J.R. Taylor Council OKs Plan to Reimagine City’s Marquee Green Space – The Houston Chronicle, 4/1/15 “The...

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GAME CHANGERS 2015: WATER PORE...

Jan 28, 2015 by

GAME CHANGERS 2015: WATER PORE PARTNERSHIP

[Translate] Metropolis Magazine / January 2015 / Game Changers 2015: Water Pore Partnership Architects and planners are often eager...

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Los Angeles Imports Nearly 85 ...

Jan 7, 2015 by

Los Angeles Imports Nearly 85 Percent of Its Water – Can It Change That by Gathering Rain?

[Translate] YES MAGAZINE BY MADELINE OSTRANDER   Walk the glaring streets of Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley on a sun-soaked...

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