Melting Metropolis

@meltingmetropolis.bsky.social

Wellcome-funded project on histories of heat in London, New York and Paris. Based at Uni of Liverpool and Queens College, CUNY. https://www.meltingmetropolis.com/

Join us and our NYC community partners for Heat Stories: Memory, Place and a Changing Climate, in conjunction with the Oral History MA Program at Columbia University. Where: 56-27 2nd St Queens, NY When: Thursday, Feb 26 from 6 pm to 8 pm EST Free tickets here: www.eventbrite.com/e/heat-stori...

Heat Stories: Memory, Place, and a Changing Climate

The evening will begin with a tour of the boathouse followed by a writing prompt and time to explore stations focusing on oral histories.

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Climate change is creating more frequent & intense heatwaves. 🌡️ Poorly designed, insulated & ventilated properties trap heat, making them dangerous during the summer months. 🌡️ More than half of UK homes fail to meet the bedroom overheating criteria. www.tcpa.org.uk/thermal-comf...

Thermal comfort for all homes - Town and Country Planning Association

The crisis of cold and overheated homes is not just a housing issue; it is a public health emergency. Investing in better housing today will save lives, reduce healthcare costs, and build a more resil...

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Lots of Modern #UrbanHistory books available to review on everything from post-war architecture to atomic bombs. Get in touch with Sam if you're interested 👇

Sam Wetherell@samwetherell.bsky.social · last yr.

Who wants free books? These are some of the titles that we at @urbanhistory.bsky.social are looking to review. Let me know if you or a friend want one, or if you have other suggestions. First, @rebwright.bsky.social's fabulous looking history of mid century US energy regimes: