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Reconstructing the Future : Cities as Carbon Sinks
Reconstructing the Future: Cities as Carbon Sinks” is a ground-breaking compilation of essays, research papers, and case studies that explore the transformative potential of cities in mitigating climate change. Edited by Bauhaus Earth, a renowned platform for sustainable urban development, this book presents a comprehensive analysis of how cities can evolve into carbon sinks, effectively absorbing and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The urgency of the climate crisis demands innovative solutions, with cities at the forefront of this global challenge. This book delves into the concept of cities functioning as carbon sinks, a paradigm shift that involves transforming urban landscapes into active agents for carbon capture and storage. It examines how cities can transition from traditional carbon emitters to proactive entities that actively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The compilation features contributions from leading experts, researchers, and practitioners in the fields of urban planning, architecture, engineering, and environmental science. The essays explore various strategies, technologies, and design principles that can be implemented to achieve carbon neutrality in cities. These range from nature-based solutions such as urban forests, green roofs, and wetlands, to advanced technologies like carbon capture and storage systems, renewable energy integration, and smart urban planning. The book also highlights successful case studies from around the world, showcasing cities that have made significant progress in transforming themselves into carbon sinks. These examples provide valuable insights into the challenges faced, the strategies employed, and the lessons learned, offering inspiration and guidance to cities worldwide. “Reconstructing the Future: Cities as Carbon Sinks” not only emphasizes the role of cities in reducing carbon emissions but also explores the potential co-benefits of such transformations. It addresses the social, economic, and health advantages that can arise from sustainable urban development, such as improved air quality, enhanced quality of life, and increased resilience to climate change impacts. This book serves as a crucial resource for urban planners, policymakers, architects, engineers, and researchers who seek to understand and contribute to the ongoing efforts in making cities more sustainable and climate resilient. It offers a comprehensive and forward-thinking perspective on the potential of cities as carbon sinks, paving the way for a future where urban areas play an active role in combating climate change while fostering livable and prosperous communities.
Bauhaus Earth - Personal Name
Hans Joachim Schellnhuber - Personal Name
Rocio Armillas Tiseyra - Personal Name
Hans Joachim Schellnhuber - Personal Name
Rocio Armillas Tiseyra - Personal Name
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Indo-Ingg
Birkhauser
2023
Basel, Switzerland
2023
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