And that perennial role - as temperature regulator rather than fashion barometer - will become increasingly important as the capital comes to terms with the impact of climate change.
Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
Thursday, 23 October 2014
Green: How east London keeps west London cool
And that perennial role - as temperature regulator rather than fashion barometer - will become increasingly important as the capital comes to terms with the impact of climate change.
Labels:
climate,
east london,
environment,
greater london authority,
green,
london,
london assembly,
trees,
west london
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Book reviews: Feral, by George Monbiot; The Silkworm, by Robert Galbraith
BOOKS
Feral
George Monbiot
(Penguin)
★★★★✩
"Shifting baseline syndrome" is a curse of the re-wilding movement, one of a list of foes that also includes sheep, Scottish landowners and stupid EU diktats.
Labels:
books,
crime fiction,
environment,
feral,
george monbiot,
jk rowling,
penguin,
review,
reviews,
rewilding,
robert galbraith,
sphere,
spiral notebook,
the silkworm
Friday, 20 June 2014
London should plan for more heatwaves
The rise of intensely sunny days should prompt architects and planners to start including "cool culture" design features to make life more bearable for overheated residents and workers, say experts.
Labels:
architecture,
capital,
climate change,
environment,
green,
hot,
london,
london assembly,
martin parry,
matt huddleston,
weather
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