#urbanization

#urbanization

The Anthropocene is defined by significant human impact on the Earth's geology and ecosystems, resulting in alterations that will be evident for millennia in geological strata.

The concept of biophilia suggests that we have an innate drive to connect with nature and other forms of life, which has been associated with improved mental well-being.

The rapid urbanization has homogenized cities in China, erasing unique local identities and historical spaces, leading to a phenomenon often described as 'a thousand villages with one face.'

Every household is facing difficulty, especially those with low income. Adequate, good quality well water just doesn't exist.

Hoffman, 81, found solace in watching ospreys on Dunrovin ranch, helping her process grief after losing loved ones; the cams brought her back to the world.

In her book, 'Can you ____ me?', Cleo Peng explores the intricate relationships between humans, urban spaces, and nature, highlighting their interconnectedness.

The exhibition not only chronicles garden history but also it's an exploration of how gardening evolved from necessity to an art form, reflecting societal changes.

"It is the women's job to prepare the new settlement and build new houses. Additionally, fetching water and cooking meals are also women's responsibilities."

axolotls are critically endangered. According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, these aquatic monsters-a national symbol that features on Mexico's 50 peso bills, and which were once considered divine entities, the twins of the Aztec deity Quetzalcoatl-are at "extremely high risk of extinction in the wild."

Urbanization continues to gain momentum globally, with 90% of new urban residents concentrated in Africa and Asia, raising questions about equitable city design.

Earp noted, 'We grew very slowly, and then it just took off like crazy.' This highlights the rapid transformation of Clarksburg from rural to suburban.