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Tag Archives: trains
On The Banks of the Mighty Maumee
In anticipation of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s imminent assumption of her role as supreme socialist ruler of the cosmos, in which she orders the immediate seizure of all public and private assets and the destruction of all commercial aircraft, I decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Climate adaptation, Climate Resilience, Environment, Stormwater, Transit infrastructure, Urban Planning
Tagged amtrak, economic development, gary, green stormwater infrastructure, GSI, habitat loss, habitat restoration, johnstown, manifest destiny, maumee river, native landscaping, ohio, parks, prairie grasses, public space, rail infrastructure, stormwater management, tallgrass prairie, toledo, trains, youngstown
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Changing Urban Landscapes With Changing Energy Landscapes
NO AMERICAN LAWYER WOULD EVER SIGN OFF ON THIS, I thought, as I grasped an iron railing, looking up into the November rain as I climbed up grated steps 70 meters above the sodden ground. I was climbing the retired Hochofen … Continue reading
Posted in Coal, Detroit, Environment, Germany, Historic preservation, Industrial Heritage, Public Space, Urban Planning
Tagged adaptive reuse, bochum, bottrop, duisburg, industrial development, industrial redevelopment, industry, nordrhein-westfalen, postindustrial, ruhrgebiet, ruhrpott, trains, transit
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