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#ACFM: Acid Urbanism
Nadia Idle, Jeremy Gilbert and Keir Milburn discuss Acid Urbanism, including The Right to the City, Communist Follies and Reclaiming the Streets.
Climate change is an issue so big it can be paralysing, with proposed solutions appearing either hopelessly inadequate or hopelessly ambitious. This article proposes that the fight against climate chaos has to begin with those who are trying to gain from it.
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