

It Could Happen Here Weekly 26
Mar 19, 2022
In this lively discussion, urban planning expert St. Andrew highlights the challenges of the urban heat island effect and emphasizes sustainable design. Ted Min from Amazonians United dives into solidarity unionism, advocating for grassroots organizing to empower workers. The duo explores the intersection of environmental issues with social justice, suggesting that inclusive climate policies can transform urban spaces. Their engaging banter touches on quirky solutions like prehistoric creatures in city design and the importance of community in labor movements.
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Sustainable City Living
- Cities face challenges in sustainable development, especially heating and cooling.
- St. Andrew discusses ideas inspired by low-tech solutions and urban planning.
Adapting to Cold
- St. Andrew, from a tropical climate, finds even 80°F chilly.
- They discuss difficulties adapting to colder temperatures after considering a move to Canada.