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In Hamburg, surviving climate change means living with water
Beyond the glitz, Hamburg’s focus on adaptability and multi-functional design are why the district and the city around it are being championed as a model for climate change resilience.
This beautiful suburban neighborhood is missing one thing: cars
An 11-minute train ride outside of Hamburg, this new community will let you have a car—you just can’t park it near your house.
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Dispatch from the land of flight shaming, or how I became a train boaster
In Sweden, some environmentally conscious travelers are switching from planes to trains. Slower? Yes. But why not embrace the journey, perhaps even prolong it?
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Diesel vehicles face a grim future in Europe's cities
Over the next decade, 24 European cities with a total population of 62 million people will ban diesel vehicles, and 13 of those cities will ban all internal combustion cars by 2030.
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An Iowa town fought and failed to save a levee. Then came the flood.
Hamburg residents held back the Missouri River in 2011, then had to take down the makeshift levee that saved them. Much of the town is now under water.
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Thousands gather in Hamburg, elsewhere for climate protest
Thousands of students have gathered in the German city of Hamburg as part of a worldwide protest calling for action to curb global warming.
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In a first for Germany, Hamburg bans diesel engines. On two roads
The move highlights growing opposition to diesel, as concerns have mounted over its health and environmental effects.
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