Stadtnatur | Urban Nature | ISBN 978-3-931435-91-2

Interview

Johanna Siebert, Tatjana Söding, Alex Nehmer

S. 172–181

Political economist Johanna Siebert and human ecologist Tatjana Söding examine how the political right instrumentalizes the climate crisis for its own ends. In a conversation with Alex Nehmer, they discuss the consequences and possible counter-strategies.

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Issue 263 : Stadtnatur | Urban Nature

Urban Nature

Berlin: A Green City with Growing Pains

Designing with Urban Nature

A Landscape Architecture for the Anthropocene

Turning Plants into Allies

Landscapes of Retreat

Leberecht Migge’s Ecological Vision for Greater Berlin

Gardening with the Existing

AERA Darwinstraße

Reading Urban Nature

Walking the Unfinished City

Tempelhofer Feld as a (Novel) Urban Ecosystem

Three Soil-Grounded Perspectives on Berlin

Catharijnesingel

Resilience as Collective Practice

Decolonize Climate Adaptation

Negotiating Urban Nature

Nature Conservation in the 21st Century: Designing the Future Between Change and Preservation

Rooted in Blood and Soil

Blocked Transformation

Open-Source Climate Adaptation

Learning with the City

Right to Water

ARCH+ features 136: Pop-up Wohnen

Impressum

Blocked Transformation

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