Invasive species: how do they endanger the ecosystems in cities?
Invasive species are living organisms that have gone beyond their own biogeographic area and develop in other habitats where they are not normally found. The risk of this is that it tends to result in the alteration of ecosystems, causing problems in the pre-established natural diversity.
How smart sewers are helping to create healthier and safer cities
Together with the toilet, the urban sewer is often referred to as Man’s best invention, and with good reason. The smart sewer will be the next great health iteration.
Three cities that have managed to reduce drug use
Three cities that have managed to curb drugs. Success stories of cities that by managing different aspects, have reduced drug use
Why we shouldn’t overlook the impact of SMEs on local and global economies
06/09/2022 – World Economic Forum
Can Technology Help Cities Manage Curbs Better?
05/09/2022 – The New York Times
How Miami’s new linear park is using ‘community-centered technology’ to bridge the digital divide
04/09/2022 – Brookings
Why Japan is building smart cities from scratch
03/09/2022 – Nature
The 10 Best U.S. Cities to Visit for Art Lovers
02/09/2022 – Best Life Online
The age of ‘the car is king’ is over. The sooner we accept that, the better
01/09/2022 – The Guardian
What Are Biomaterials in Architecture?
31/08/2022 – Archdaily