Blueprints of Hope: How Architects Shape a Brighter Future

Nasser Golzari & Yara Sharif — 2024-10-15T05:00:00Z

In a conversation centered around the ongoing injustices in Palestine, particularly in Gaza, and the need for reconstruction and resistance to create conditions for change, Yara Sharif and Nasser Golzari emphasize the importance of local involvement and long-term sustainability in approaches to reconstruction in post-conflict zones, and highlight the role of alternative frameworks in empowering local communities to reshape their own conditions and create sustainable solutions in the face of

- Interviews / Palestine, reconstruction, regeneration, resilience, alternative, genocide, urbicide, ecocide, Gaza, West Bank

How to Defend the Planet in Law

Valérie Cabanes & translated by Oliver Waine — 2019-04-19T09:26:51Z

In the face of a growing raft of evidence that increasingly points to an imminent global catastrophe—the very self-destruction of humanity, even—one means of taking concrete action, as opposed to fatalism and denial, is to promote new legal frameworks that can structure debate and action on this issue. Valérie Cabanes shows that defining the concept of ecocide is the first key step along this road.
The destruction of the Earth's ecosystem by industrial technologies that show no respect for

- From the Field / international law, environment, global warming, climate change, anthropocène, law, NGOs, ecocide, environmental protection, ecology, nature, mobilization

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Blueprints of Hope: How Architects Shape a Brighter Future

How to Defend the Planet in Law