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The Environment Forum with Emanuele Coccia | Metropolitan Nature: How Different Species Build Cities

Wednesday, Nov 20, 2024, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Emerson Hall, Room 105
Harvard Yard
Cambridge
The solution to climate change lies not in replacing cities with the countryside or “wilderness,” but in designing cities more radically: extending the culture of urban congestion to a culture of species congestion and biodiversity density. How can we rethink the technological urban model to build planetary interspecies density?

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