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Take Back the Land
Godofredo Enes Pereira, Christina Leigh Geros and Jon Goodbun have been analysing governmental Green New Deal policy globally, viewing it through the microcosmic eye of their own research and that of their students on the MA Environmental Architecture course at the Royal College of Art in London. This includes their Lithium Triangle project that concentrates on the environmental damage caused by the extraction of lithium from the Chilean landscape, and the Orang‐orang and the Hutan project in Indonesia that contests Western dominance and the effects of centuries of colonisation.
Take Back the Land
Godofredo Enes Pereira, Christina Leigh Geros and Jon Goodbun have been analysing governmental Green New Deal policy globally, viewing it through the microcosmic eye of their own research and that of their students on the MA Environmental Architecture course at the Royal College of Art in London. This includes their Lithium Triangle project that concentrates on the environmental damage caused by the extraction of lithium from the Chilean landscape, and the Orang‐orang and the Hutan project in Indonesia that contests Western dominance and the effects of centuries of colonisation.
Take Back the Land
Pereira, Godofredo Enes (author) / Geros, Christina Leigh (author) / Goodbun, Jon (author)
Architectural Design ; 92 ; 54-61
2022-01-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Green New Deal (GND) , ayllus , Sumatra , Red Deal , Ocasio‐Cortez/Sanders proposals , MA Environmental Architecture programme , Stromatolites , Beter , Indonesian peat fires , Lucas/Lewis joint Green/Labour proposal , Pacto Ecosocial del Sur , Atacama Desert Foundation , Environmental Justice Commission , Blueprint for Europe's Just Transition , Bolivia , Lithium Triangle research studio , Indigenous peoples , Hombre Muerto , Uyuni , Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 , Jakarta , Sociedad Química y Minera (SQM) , Chile , US , ‘Take Back the Land’ , International Labour Organization , Argentina , Royal College of Art (RCA) , Java , Orang‐orang , UK , Tulor , Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) , the Hutan , Salar de Atacama
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