Buildings That Last For 500 Years with ZGF Architects’ Kathy Berg

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Cancer Alley, an 85-mile stretch along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, has become shorthand for one of the most urgent environmental justice crises in the United States. Lined with more than a hundred petrochemical plants, it’s often talked about in terms of statistics and he ...  Show more

Charting Our Path Forward with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson

Climate change can feel overwhelming, especially for those already deeply attuned to the natural world. Alongside that awareness often comes anxiety, grief, and a lingering question: how do we move from overwhelm to action?In this episode, we’re joined by climate leader and autho ...  Show more

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