Category: Landscape Architecture

IN SHORT 🌍 Continental water loss I have exceeded ice sheets to contribute to the rising global sea level. 💧 Almost 70% of the water loss are up Uncontrolled groundwater extraction From deep groundwater ladders. 🛰️ Satellites show this drying Hotspots Expand and negotiate into large regions. 🌡️ Climate Like El Niño, the drying patterns… Continue reading “There are now very few places that do not dry”: continental loss of water exceeds ice sheets as the main driver of the increasing sea level worldwide

India's retail and e-commerce sectors are subjected to transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI), whereby the significant expansion is forecast from 2025 to 2030. This growth is driven by progress in mechanical learning, automation and personalized consumer experiences that influence everything, inventory management and the detection of tanning fraud. The acceptance of AI, including chatbots… Continue reading Latest news in the E -Commerce – AI revolutionize India's retail landscape

Madera County and the San Joaquin Valley serve as a case study to implement a more holistic water and land use strategy From the Environmental Defense Fund: A new article about articles assessed by experts in Limits in the water Explained how multi -fitic land conversions can serve as an innovative strategy in order to… Continue reading EDF: New Journal Article raises Multibenfit -Land -Land -Land -Land -Land -Repurposen as an innovative approach to strengthening the resilience of rural areas from ~ Mavens notebook

Waukesha-Paul Farrow, manager of Waukesha County, submitted the plan of 2026–2030 to the County Board of Supervisors, which describes important investments in the infrastructure to improve public security, transport and quality of life. The board is expected to vote on the proposal during its meeting on October 28th. “With the Courthouse project, which completed itself… Continue reading Large infrastructure investments in Waukesha's plan 2026-2030 | Waukesha Co. News

Rainton Construction Scotland has started the transformation of Glasgows George Square and the surrounding streets. As part of the Glasgow Avenues program, the regeneration was financed by the city contract of Glasgow City Region. The work of the project includes the improvement of all surfaces with natural stone products, the installation of sensory play areas… Continue reading Glasgow breaks the soil for the sustainable transformation of the city center

While public commitment is not part of every shopping center, the feedback from the community can be of crucial importance for the development of support. Some jurisdiction require information sessions for the public, while it is a good idea for others to organize meetings that involve the community to better understand what is planned for… Continue reading Refurbishment strategies for the renovation of the shopping centers: 9 important considerations for success

Home » Hotel news » Kandy's first Leed Gold Hotel promotes sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism Published on September 2, 2025 Kandy Myst of Cinnamon, the latest jewel in the Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts Collection, has been the first hotel in the city to win the coveted Leed Gold Certification. This milestone confirms the unshakable… Continue reading Kandy's first Leed Gold Hotel promotes sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism

If you thought that warehouses are a plague in the landscape, call your community and ask what the plan for data centers is. Because they are on the way. Tobyhanna Township is currently considering changes in her zoning regulations to enable data centers and an owner of the owner hopes to attract one in the… Continue reading What is your community's plan for AI calculating centers? September 15th hearing in Tobyhanna Twp., Monroe County

Image: Firefighters react to a former grassland fire in Wales. The study carried out by the Carbon Insurance Company Artio combines drought projections with fire distribution modeling. It projects serious drought and fire conditions in late summer before the danger decreases in October. It was published shortly after the publication of MET Office reports, in… Continue reading Forest fires threaten the British landscapes with £ 12 million damage

Islamabad: In cooperation with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the population council appointed a meeting of the media coalition to the population on the subject “confiscated the moment – new developments in the SRH landscape in Pakistan: The catalysis role of the media”. The meeting brought along leading journalists, religious scientists and medical experts… Continue reading The media urged to highlight family planning