On the March for a Homeland
Lea Baroudi, founder of March Lebanon, unites former rival fighters to rebuild their lives—showing how governments could prevent conflict rooted in identity
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Summer Festivals Fuel Culture — But at What Cost to Public Parks?
The fight over a summer festival series at Brockwell Park in London highlights broader questions about the creeping commercialisation of public parks
The City’s Best Houses Open to the Public
Open Houses: Monacensia Hildebrandhaus, Munich
Monacensia Hildebrand’s house in Munich was a place for intellectuals, later swept out by the Nazis — it rebounded as the literary memory of the city and a refuge for writers
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How New Yorkers Help Birds Return to the City
Over 200 species of birds visit New York City each year. Grassroots conservation efforts make their migratory stopovers possible—and bring joy to all New Yorkers
In Brooklyn, History Is Dismantling Gentrification Efforts
While the US administration cuts funding for museums that tell the full American story, advocates in Brooklyn ask, “Can preserving Black histories end gentrification in their neighborhoods?”
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Another Revolt Against Fossil Fuels – This Time It’s the Doctors
In August 2024, the General Medical Council in the UK suspended the licenses of two health professionals for participating in peaceful climate change protests; that move has backfired
To Tackle Climate Change, Lucie Pinson Follows the Money
Oil and gas giants are capable of single-handedly turning the Paris Agreement into just a pipe dream – banks should tighten up the loose screws that finance fossil fuel operations
The Prospect of a Climate Revolt From Mexico City
While the West is giving lectures about climate action, in Mexico a new paradigm to combat the crisis could emerge from projects like Roma Verde Garden
