The busy buzz of pollinating bees is a sound most of us associate with summer. If you live in temperate regions of Australia, you may start to notice fewer insects
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London’s Garden Bridge is a rare example of a project that has divided a city. The Garden Bridge was conceived by British actress Joanna Lumley and promoted by London’s former
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I’ve filled my feeders with nuts and seeds as a kid and have always enjoyed seeing the birds that arrive. I’m not the only one; about 50% of UK households have the
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We often believe the idea that the city and nature are two different things. However, this isn’t the case. As my research into Bangalore as well as Bengaluru, the Indian
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Have you ever stopped and looked at the soil under your feet? Leonardo da Vinci said: “We know more about the movement of celestial bodies than about the soil underfoot.” However,
China’s “sponge cities’ are aiming to reuse 70 percent of the rainwater they collectChina’s “sponge cities’ are aiming to reuse 70 percent of the rainwater they collect
Asian cities are struggling to handle the influx of urbanization, and the growth is expanding into flood-prone regions. The recent floods in Mumbai were blamed partly due to an unregulated expansion
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