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Self-heating concrete, resource consumption, and accessibility

I’m interested in the idea of having heated pathways to support mobility in the winter. I think it could support active transport and increased community accessibility by keeping the paths clearer of snow and ice. But the sustainability of doing this has always been problematic. It generally requires energy use most often through some sort … Continue reading

The climate anxiety is real

In one week this year I have skied at lower than -30°C and higher than 0°C. We have what I’m sure is the best snow base in years, but it’s layered with freezing rain. We’ve had record breaking cold. And this past summer we had record breaking heat. Even without there being a global pandemic … Continue reading

Wildfires then landslides, a sadly predictable pattern

The devastation in BC, Canada seems non-stop this year. After drought and high temperatures led to a deadly fire season, those wildfires have led to severe flooding and landslides. Imagine having all four major highways that connect a major metropolitan area cut off in one event. It makes me think of disaster movies that I … Continue reading

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