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What becomes visible this spring, as one looks carefully enough, is not merely a sequence of events . . . but a sequence of scales:
Luxembourg has recently seen three announcements that, at first glance, seem unrelated: Science + Food & Active Mobility . . . When we look more
Why this series exists: This series is not about nostalgia for 1936. This series is about why 1936 never really ended. Born in the Hollerich
This Morning, in the Bambësch Forest . . . I returned to a magnificent freedom rarely touched since childhood. Feet on the zip line’s seat
In Support of a Living Future: Why Useldingen Should Heed Marcel Wolff’s Call Have you read Marcel Wolff’s recent Luxemburger Wort Letter to the Editor,
Read the Luxemburger Wort’s article yesterday on the Nordstrooss (online on the Wort website https://www.wort.lu/luxemburg/stadaland/zehn-jahre-danach-was-die-nordstrooss-gebracht-hat-%E2%80%93-und-was-nicht/92062809.html) . . . a motorway through the Grünewald forest that
Floods in Texas. Fires in Canada. Droughts in the UK. Hope outsourced to AI. Decency still on back-order: Welcome to the week ending 11th July
Note: this article was written by Jacqueline Zweers Who is Rob Hopkins and what is he famous for? Rob Hopkins is a renowned English environmental
“We’re not in Kansas anymore. But we might be underwater in Kitimat” . . . Climate Action Tiger (“C.A.T.”) channeling Dorothy, Mark Twain, and an
Gdańsk . . . Europe’s cradle of Solidarity . . . recently hosted the 32nd edition of Velo-city’s week-long mega-conference for Active Mobility DO-ers. The
Question: What if the first step to climate-smart + child-friendly communities was not a billion-dollar blueprint . . . but a playground? At the 2025
