by Helene Hjortlund | Mar 24, 2023 | Carbon neutral cities |
On Sunday 26th March, the citizens of Berlin will vote in a referendum on setting a new and highly ambitious goal for achieving climate neutrality. The referendum, which comes as the result of a popular citizens’ initiative, proposes to amend the 2016 Berlin Climate...
by Helene Hjortlund | Mar 15, 2022 | sustainable tourism, Save the climate, Carbon neutral cities, Green transport, circular economy, Green city planning, SDG |
Authored by Sofie Bang Kirkegaard, green guide and MA in city planning You have probably heard about the SDGs, The Sustainable Development Goals. But maybe you have some unanswered questions as to what they exactly cover – in this blog post we will guide you through...
by Helene Hjortlund | Feb 8, 2022 | Green city planning, Traffic, Carbon neutral cities, Green transport, Bike bridges in Copenhagen |
Authored by Helena Moll Bown, green guide and bachelor’s student in geography and geoinformatics In Denmark, we have almost 75,000 km of road where more than 1300 km are highway. This is 12.8 m road per person! And the network is expanding. The Danish Energy...
by Helene Hjortlund | Jan 11, 2022 | Carbon neutral cities, green architecture, Green city planning |
Authored by Josefine Lysdal Wulffeld, green guide and master’s student in climate change Parks, trees, and water – also known as green and blue infrastructure – is increasingly recognized for its number of advantages for cities. It does not only create a...
by Helene Hjortlund | May 20, 2021 | Carbon neutral cities, green architecture, Architecture |
When we hear the term, “Building for the future”, the first thing that pops up in our minds is probably bridges on top of the other, flying trains and extreme high rise buildings. These are all the philosophies and technological advances that have lead the humans...
by Helene Hjortlund | Apr 21, 2021 | Save the climate, climate, Carbon neutral cities, climate change |
Have you ever heard about the bathtub analogy for explaining climate change? It is actually a very simple and informative metaphor for the situation we are in: imagine a bathtub being filled up with water. At first it is not a problem, after all, the bathtub is made...
