The document discusses various strategies for more sustainable and eco-friendly living. It suggests that slimmer buildings can use less resources and be carbon neutral. It also advocates for public transportation over personal vehicles to reduce traffic and reclaim public spaces. Urban farming and connecting with nature digitally are presented as ways to bring more greenery into cities. Sharing resources through relationships, education and reducing consumption are framed as social and economic approaches to sustainability.

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Slim Buildings
houses & cities use less water, energy, stuff * CO2 neutral

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Aren‘t Cars stupid
public transport rules * smart mobility & supply: less traffic *
reclaim the streets

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Aren‘t Cars stupid
public transport rules * smart mobility & supply: less traffic *
reclaim the streets

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Aren‘t Cars stupid
public transport rules * smart mobility & supply: less traffic *
reclaim the streets

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Nature Moves In
Biomass production * Urban food plans * Nature digital: collective
caring

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Social is Sustainable
Relationships are ressources * Education sharing: teach and learn *
Happiness! What makes you happy?

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Degrowth
Work Less, Experiment & Learn More * Reduce & Repair * DIY Become
a Maker (Relate More to Your Stuff) * Hack your Life: own less stuff

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Recycling & Cycles
Regenerative Design (Cradle to Cradle Design) * Ecology *
McGyverization: Surrounded by Ressources * Resilience

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Sharing & Open Source
Why own it? * Open things (data, building plans, etc.), share
knowledge