Category: Urban
Exploring urban settings. Often far from true wilderness, but can be really interesting at times.
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Chrome and Hibernation: An Ecology of Repair
This is a community built on a shared language—a language of socket wrenches, timing lights, and the unmistakable, sweet-and-sour smell of unburnt hydrocarbons. Read More…
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The Rideau Canal: An Enduring Canadian Legacy
The Rideau Canal, a marvel of 19th-century engineering, stands as a testament to Canada’s rich history and ingenuity. Stretching 202 kilometers from Ottawa to Kingston, this waterway is not only a functional piece of infrastructure but also a cherished cultural landmark. Its locks, historical significance, and the ongoing efforts to preserve it highlight the importance… Read More…
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The Environmental Impacts of Urban Subdivisions in Eastern Ontario: Case Studies and Alternatives
Urban development projects, like the proposed Carleton Place development in Eastern Ontario, often spark significant environmental and community concerns. This article delves into the repercussions of urban subdivisions on local ecosystems, spotlights species at risk, and scrutinizes alternative urban planning methodologies. Environmental Impacts Wetlands: Urban expansion frequently infringes upon wetlands—vital ecosystems that offer sanctuary for diverse… Read More…
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