Authors-meet-critics for Recycling Class at #AAG2025 with discussion from Josh Lepawsky, Miriam Greenberg and Sapana Doshi on waste, caste, labour and justice. Tues 3/25/2025 12:50 PM415B, Level 4, Huntington Place) #AAG 🙏🏻 @jstehlin.bsky.social for organizing!

We are doing a joint authors-meet-critics session at #AAG2025 in Detroit on 3/27, Thurs: "Capitalism, Criminality, Corruption: The City in Latin America and India" with a great line-up of panelists. Please do join if available. And many thanks to @manishaananthara.bsky.social for organizing!

Grounding nature-based solutions: local adaptations for climate resilience and equitable urban futures This Collection examines the grounding of nature-based solutions in urban contexts, focusing on local adaptations, climate resilience, and equitable practices.

📢 Call for Papers - Grounding Nature-Based Solutions: Local Adaptations for Climate Resilience and Equitable Urban Futures 🌍

npj Urban sustainability collection ed. by Francesca Ferlicca, @manishaananthara.bsky.social, @tommasovitale.bsky.social

Submit by August 31 ⏩ www.nature.com/collections/...

Books come alive when people read them and tell you what they think! Thank you Cat Acheson and the @environmentalpol.bsky.social team for reviewing! @mitpress.bsky.social

Bikes v cars: backlash after Ontario premier threatens to tear up cycling lanes in Toronto Doug Ford plans to rip out bike lanes on busy streets, citing ‘insanity’ of gridlock he says they contribute to

These days Toronto feels like the anti-model of contemporary urban planning: removing bike lanes, spending billions to rehabilitate a downtown highway, decommissioning an entire subway line, no opening date for a light rail project 13 years in the making.

www.theguardian.com/world/2024/n...

Thank you @raulpachecovega.bsky.social. I'm loving our south-south exchange 😊

Fantastic podcast! This was a wonderful volume to participate in, both the process and the outcome. And dare I say, timely.