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Design Will Not Save Us. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Maybe We Should Talk About Environmental Racism. The Oregon Environmental Council's twitter account (full disclosure: I sit on the emerging leaders board of the council, a major reason I decided to even talk about this) recently retweeted this piece from Grist. From EPA, here. From the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, and here. Smith focused on how vulnerability is differentially distributed across space and shows how New Orleans's Jim Crow urb...

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Surly Urbanism: July 2013

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Design Will Not Save Us. Thursday, July 25, 2013. Moving from an "urban land ethic" to social justice. Steward Pickett has a blog post on humans and nature. Responding to the question,"How is nature critical to a 21st century urban ethic? Their natural environment. It is a recognition of a more intimate, nested understanding of nature than is encapsulated by an urban land ethic. In this way, nature is produced. In The New York Times. On a nearly yearly basis. How could this happen? Sunday, July 7, 2013.

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Surly Urbanism: Sure it's Pseudoscience if You Don't Read It Right: Jacobs, Knowledge, and Urban Growth

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Design Will Not Save Us. Monday, July 14, 2014. Sure it's Pseudoscience if You Don't Read It Right: Jacobs, Knowledge, and Urban Growth. James Russel (@burghdiaspora) hit me up on twitter and said he does not conflate labor mobility and migration, but was trying to show how the two are connected and clarify existing urban economic theory. In two recent pieces, James Russel. The problem with Russel's view rests on a few parts, but due to space limitations I will focus mainly on the question of scale, a pa...

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Surly Urbanism: February 2014

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Design Will Not Save Us. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. Whitlock and the Politics of Blackness. It is this common misunderstanding, mistaking for a love for self and "community" (however you define it) as a self-contained that obscures not only trenchant political critique but also a coherent, actionable, and, dare I say, radical program. Whitlock's most recent column. Notre Dame is an elite private Catholic institution. It was started by and is still partially supported by the Holy Cross brotherhood of...

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Surly Urbanism: September 2014

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Design Will Not Save Us. Monday, September 22, 2014. Of Cabs and Capital: What are we liberating again? In a recent piece making the twitter rounds, Reihan Salam of the National Review. Exactly is liberated or what this new liberation looks like. Susie Cagle (@susie c), writing in Al-Jazeera. And not a bug of the kind of economy that these "new" economy boosters are constantly pushing. By definition, these firms push for greater flexibility and the disruption of traditional industries, and their atte...

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Surly Urbanism: March 2013

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Design Will Not Save Us. Monday, March 18, 2013. Land Sell-Off in NYC. A recent article in the New York Times. The Fund, since the 1960s, has been tasked with developing new school space through mixed-use development to help support construction. The Fund has done this primarily through the issuing of bonds and leasing the land to developers. The Fund has a variety of projects listed on its page, although many seem to be older than ten years old. Including the imposition of fees on what was once the free...

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Why Isn't Anyone Talking About This? A podcast/exploration of justice and the built environment. Vision Zero & Campaign Zero: A National Conversation. August 29, 2016. Http:/ traffic.libsyn.com/whyisntanyone/EP012.VisionZero2.mp3. Are two platforms describing a path to safer streets. If you’ll remember, we were lucky to have Tamika Butler and Keith Benjamin in Episode 5. Join a conversation with guest co-host Naomi Doerner, Sam Sinyangwe, Nora Liu, Leah Shahum, and co-host Steph Routh. A national campaig...

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Ranciere! and Urban Studies | The Rolling Blackout

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All about energy and cities. CFPs, Conferences, and Events. April 29, 2014. The Politics of Aesthetics. So how do urban professions, such as planning and economic development etc, contribute to this social system, the distribution of the sensible? What are, if any, theoretical linkages that can be made to practice? I think there are many (otherwise I wouldn’t be writing this). For example, can planning process address these deep-seated issues of politics that Ranciere discusses? Should planners even care?

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Let's talk together about the changing world. The doctor is in. Climate Anxiety Counseling at the Sankofa World Market: 7/22/15. July 23, 2015. Hot and bright, very pleasant when a cloud crossed the sun. 7 stoppers, 1 walkby. People who commented on the. Money raised for Environmental Justice League of RI. Overheard near beginning of shift, simultaneously: blue jay yelling, single drum tapping (recorded, over speakers), splattery motor of a weedwhacker. I’m never sorry when I draw plants slowly. I’...

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The Walking Bostonian: Light rail and traffic

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Sunday, March 3, 2013. Light rail and traffic. Streetcars on Brighton Avenue 1940. A note on Brad Plumer's article Do light-rail systems help cut down on traffic? Anyone familiar with the Downs-Thomson paradox. And related concepts would understand that light rail or any public transit system is not a "congestion reliever". First, for a variety of reasons, Commonwealth Avenue (in Allston/Brighton) is not a heavily used through-route, unlike Harvard Avenue or even Washington Street, so the traffic on it i...

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Industry hides animal cruelty instead of ending it | The Rolling Blackout

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All about energy and cities. CFPs, Conferences, and Events. Industry hides animal cruelty instead of ending it. October 23, 2014. By Erik Nicholson and Paul Shapiro. Earlier this year at a factory farm that is a member of the Darigold Cooperative in Washington, workers were informed of a new employment policy: If any worker is caught taking photos or video footage at the facility, he or she will be subject to immediate dismissal. UrbanStudies.Energy.Politics.Ecology. View all posts by anthony →. You are ...

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Losing our Fear! Facing the Anthro-Obscene* | The Rolling Blackout

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All about energy and cities. CFPs, Conferences, and Events. January 14, 2015. Excellent discussion of the politics of the anthropocene. Again, the properly political is evacuated in efforts for ecological modernization and greening the economy. The underlying socio-environmental relations are decisively not included in the discussions of what it to be done. Perhaps we can take Swyngedouw’s advice and ‘join them’ :. ENTITLE blog - a collaborative writing project on Political Ecology. 3,539 more words.

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CFP: Alternative experiments–spaces of learning and innovation at the grassroots | The Rolling Blackout

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All about energy and cities. CFPs, Conferences, and Events. CFP: Alternative experiments–spaces of learning and innovation at the grassroots. January 21, 2015. Path to the Possible. Call for paper, RGS Annual Conference, Exeter, UK (2 4 September, 2015). Alternative experiments: spaces of learning and innovation at the grassroots. Yet as experiments have come to be. UrbanStudies.Energy.Politics.Ecology. View all posts by anthony →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. James C. Scott.

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