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Climate Change Drowning “Venice of the East” – Bangkok
Bangkok is one of the most vulnerable cities to climate change. The city is sinking, and its people are struggling to keep up with the impacts of climate change. If current trends continue, the city will be flooded by 2030. With unchecked urban development, the city's vulnerabilities have grown worse.
Only One Earth to Build
The Built Environment is an incredible field of study that has the power to change our world for better or worse. It is responsible for large percentages (nearly 40%) of greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, but it can also play a significant role to helps us combat climate change.
Take Pride in The Progress...
The Built Environment despite being one of the most male-dominated industries, many dedicated and outspoken people are working hard to make it a more welcoming space. We should be proud of the progress made, but more work is still to be done.
Green Hydrogen: Leading Player in the NetZero Game?
The coming hydrogen revolution will have a significant impact on the Built Environment. With interest in green energy technologies soaring rapidly over recent years, Sanjana, a construction engineer turned social media analyst at Hloov, explores this highly sustainable energy technology.
Climate Change Drowning “Venice of the East” – Bangkok
Bangkok is one of the most vulnerable cities to climate change. The city is sinking, and its people are struggling to keep up with the impacts of climate change. If current trends continue, the city will be flooded by 2030. With unchecked urban development, the city's vulnerabilities have grown worse.
Only One Earth to Build
The Built Environment is an incredible field of study that has the power to change our world for better or worse. It is responsible for large percentages (nearly 40%) of greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, but it can also play a significant role to helps us combat climate change.