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Deep Ecological Urbanism | SCALE

April 12, 2013by Megan Griffith Leave a comment

I’m falling quite a bit behind in my posts, I do apologize. I have indeed read so much information that I wish to share, but I seem to lack the […]

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My Totoro tattoo

On FernGully, Avatar, and Princess Mononoke: Why they are arguably the same movie (aka my favorite movie)

March 19, 2013by Megan Griffith 2 Comments

Someone once told me there are only so many “different” stories re-told in film; and really, the list of central themes seems to be capped at ten. From these ten […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism, Eco-friendly living, My life, Sustainability, Uncategorized
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Learning from/in/of Nature

March 11, 2013by Megan Griffith Leave a comment

The intention of this unit was to discover the ways in which humans might learn from nature when designing cities. I am certain there is no shortage of literature on […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism, environmental psychology, Sustainability, Urban Studies
Baltimore vacant building

The Divorce Between Human and Habitat

March 10, 2013by Megan Griffith Leave a comment

I’m falling behind a bit when it comes to my literature reviews. I realized they were taking up a bulk of my “class time”, and I preferred to do things, […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism, environmental justice, environmental psychology, Sustainability, urban agriculture, Urban Studies
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3.8 Billion Years

March 3, 2013by Megan Griffith Leave a comment

Prior to submitting this piece, my blog had a total of 38 posts. When I searched my University’s library catalog for the availability of Janine Benyus’ book, Biomimicry. It was […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism, Eco-friendly living, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Urban Studies
Megan Griffith's rendering of the urban shift- from industrial and dirty to clean and ecological.

There’s No Tomorrow – YouTube

February 23, 2013by Megan Griffith Leave a comment

Nice and brief, visually attractive film on the issues with society and civilization and what needs to be done to address them or prepare for major changes. There’s No Tomorrow […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism
Luc Schuiten's Vegetal City

Urban Utopian Ideals: Why We Ought to Break the Habit

February 23, 2013by Megan Griffith 1 Comment

Here, I find myself in week 6 of my independent study, halfway through Unit 4: Learning from Nature. Where I am, I feel it is a good point to draw […]

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Deep Ecological Urbanism, Green Infrastructure, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Urban Studies

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