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âYou canât really be in favour of both democracy and billionaires, because democracy requires equal opportunity in order to participate, and extreme wealth gives its holders unfathomable advantages with little accountability.â
Rebecca Solnit with unerring brilliance eviscerates the sinister authoritarianism of the tech billionaire class, through the lens of a San Franciscan who tracks the alarming changes to the city wrought by wealth www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
I donât know whether these billionaires know what a city is, but I do know that they have laid their hands on the city...
Great study! Thx for sharing. Hoping this will be presented at the upcoming PHI conference and perhaps at an ASHRAE or ACEEE one?
Check out my Sebastopol #OrchardHaus#Passivhausyoutube.com/@doughahn256...
A reminder ahead of COP28 --> the cheapest for of energy is the energy not used đĄ Buildings with good insulation, airtightness and ventilation radically reduce the operational energy. Passivhaus buildings constructed with biobased materials must be part of our fight against climate breakdown
Shocked me too⌠Was looking for your paper on the PH heat load target. (Didnât you present something on it at a PHI conference?) If so, will you email that to me please?
One of @ecominimalnick.bsky.social âs greatest hits: âWhat we put into a building might make it good but itâs what we leave out that has the potential to make it great.â
Wasted an enjoyable hour (or two) rereading your old blog posts. (Ten years goes by quicklyâŚ!) Sadly weâre still debating so many âvariable f*ckablesâ around n0t zero although it does look like the LEED folks have finally admitted defeat: www.buildinggreen.com/news-analysi...
USGBCâs Portfolio Accelerator aims to solve ESGâs biggest problem: net-zero commitments and other promises that lack realistic implementation plans. But the emerging program is nothing like LEED.