Titlebook: Collapsing Gracefully: Making a Built Environment that is Fit for the Future; Emilio Garcia,Brenda Vale,Robert Vale Book 2021 The Editor(s

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Editing the Sumerians, How and Why?cted now, and how this relates to both resources and the natural environment using the measure of the ecological footprint (EF). The problem is that urbanisation comes with an increase in the use of natural resources, not least because high-rise buildings are more resource intensive than the equival

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On the First Printed Edition of , (1842)ike the Black Death and societal collapse. Comparing previous pandemics to COVID-19 reveals that how we use the built environment through isolation, quarantine and contact tracing together remain the key measures to prevent the spread of infection, given that a vaccine had not yet been developed at

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-49617-2xity. It investigates how wealth is expressed in the built environment and how this relates to developing inequalities in societies. It looks at how investment in buildings was involved in the 2008 global financial crisis and the changing relationship between house owners and landlords. Flipping is

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Moving the Escudo into the Euro touch of a switch, we can light up the night, something undreamed of for many people a century ago. A modern developed society is dependent on electricity as predicted in an article from 1928: “It should not be regarded merely as a new form of light and heat; electricity provides a complete revolut

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