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Talk given by Hardin and Zachariah at the Marx 2022 conference in Sweden on why socialist planning is the only feasible response to the climate change challenge. source

What we are witnessing in Pakistan right now is nothing short of a climate disaster. At the start of the year, a week of record-breaking heat in Spain resulted in a wave of forest fires, after which the US witnessed a ‘bomb cyclone’ that bought heavy snow and strong winds …

On Monday, state and local leaders rolled out a series projects to combat climate change, using millions of dollars from the new federal Inflation Reduction Act. source

‘Apocalypse Planning: A 2000 Year Old Video Link’ was adapted from “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’s Group Text” by Katie Barsotti and Alden Derck that was published in the New Yorker magazine on 15 January 2020. Screenplay by Sarah Pitard Music by Theo Ancient Pestilence is played by Phoebe …

Rebecca Lydon from Hydrock’s Smart Energy and Sustainability team will host this webinar, talking about how local authorities manage their interpretations of the national planning policy framework; how planning systems might respond to the climate emergency going forward; and how sustainability-related conditions placed upon developments are expected to evolve in …

Matt Valler presents a response to a consultation by Cornwall Council on how Planning should change in a Climate Emergency*. Although in response is to a technical document, this video is an accessible introduction to the detail of Planning policy and the opportunities to change it for the better. *Climate …

This is first meeting the public have been able to speak at since lockdown began. Dez Dell and 9 others spoke and there is so much less pressure than speaking in front of everyone in the Council Chambers. Everyone should give it a go! Dez spoke on the need to …

May 5, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all areas of our life and our work in museums and cultural sites. In this discussion-oriented webinar, join NEMA Board Member Rebekah Beaulieu for a conversation focused on the financial considerations to keep in mind during this uncertain time. With particular attention …

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