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Dire challenges lie not far ahead for Southeast Asia — some are already here

Climate change is an existential threat to all of Southeast Asia, on top of our politics and economics. Our heavily populated coastlines and large agricultural sectors face immense pressures in the coming years. We are losing our diverse ways of living.

Our near urban future and the predicament of the irrelevant city

It’s clear by now: our urban future isn’t about flying cars, smart cities, or innovative architecture.

COVID-19 is rapidly changing the fundamentals of urban structure: the reasons why cities are the way they are.

Waking up to Super Typhoon Rolly

Typhoon season sees the Philippines being battered by storms in quick succession. The damage inflicted by these tropical cyclones have rarely been proportional to their strength as they interact with complex geographic and human landscapes in the Philippines, the Global South country most exposed to extreme natural events.

The UN’s Food Systems Summit is the #worstfilmever

The UNFSS is being heavily, unabashedly corporatised by Big Ag's agtechnocracy and Regen Ag's white supremacy, powered by our ecofacist dreams of sustainable development.
This is how rural wellbeing is being sytemically undermined.

On civilised urbanism

Tyson Yunkaporta makes heaps of sense in talking about the ridiculousness of civilised urbanism as part of our global technocratic project of enriching the rich.

ACD Conversation Lab Feature

30th June 2021

Dire challenges lie not far ahead for Southeast Asia — some are already here

Climate change is an existential threat to all of Southeast Asia, on top of our politics and economics. Our heavily populated coastlines and large agricultural sectors face immense pressures in the coming years. We are losing our diverse ways of living.

Our near urban future and the predicament of the irrelevant city

It’s clear by now: our urban future isn’t about flying cars, smart cities, or innovative architecture.

COVID-19 is rapidly changing the fundamentals of urban structure: the reasons why cities are the way they are.

Waking up to Super Typhoon Rolly

Typhoon season sees the Philippines being battered by storms in quick succession. The damage inflicted by these tropical cyclones have rarely been proportional to their strength as they interact with complex geographic and human landscapes in the Philippines, the Global South country most exposed to extreme natural events.

The UN’s Food Systems Summit is the #worstfilmever

The UNFSS is being heavily, unabashedly corporatised by Big Ag's agtechnocracy and Regen Ag's white supremacy, powered by our ecofacist dreams of sustainable development.
This is how rural wellbeing is being sytemically undermined.

On civilised urbanism

Tyson Yunkaporta makes heaps of sense in talking about the ridiculousness of civilised urbanism as part of our global technocratic project of enriching the rich.

ACD Conversation Lab Feature

30th June 2021

Dire challenges lie not far ahead for Southeast Asia — some are already here

Climate change is an existential threat to all of Southeast Asia, on top of our politics and economics. Our heavily populated coastlines and large agricultural sectors face immense pressures in the coming years. We are losing our diverse ways of living.

Our near urban future and the predicament of the irrelevant city

It’s clear by now: our urban future isn’t about flying cars, smart cities, or innovative architecture.

COVID-19 is rapidly changing the fundamentals of urban structure: the reasons why cities are the way they are.

Waking up to Super Typhoon Rolly

Typhoon season sees the Philippines being battered by storms in quick succession. The damage inflicted by these tropical cyclones have rarely been proportional to their strength as they interact with complex geographic and human landscapes in the Philippines, the Global South country most exposed to extreme natural events.

The UN’s Food Systems Summit is the #worstfilmever

The UNFSS is being heavily, unabashedly corporatised by Big Ag's agtechnocracy and Regen Ag's white supremacy, powered by our ecofacist dreams of sustainable development.
This is how rural wellbeing is being sytemically undermined.

On civilised urbanism

Tyson Yunkaporta makes heaps of sense in talking about the ridiculousness of civilised urbanism as part of our global technocratic project of enriching the rich.

ACD Conversation Lab Feature

30th June 2021

Dire challenges lie not far ahead for Southeast Asia — some are already here

Climate change is an existential threat to all of Southeast Asia, on top of our politics and economics. Our heavily populated coastlines and large agricultural sectors face immense pressures in the coming years. We are losing our diverse ways of living.

Our near urban future and the predicament of the irrelevant city

It’s clear by now: our urban future isn’t about flying cars, smart cities, or innovative architecture.

COVID-19 is rapidly changing the fundamentals of urban structure: the reasons why cities are the way they are.

Waking up to Super Typhoon Rolly

Typhoon season sees the Philippines being battered by storms in quick succession. The damage inflicted by these tropical cyclones have rarely been proportional to their strength as they interact with complex geographic and human landscapes in the Philippines, the Global South country most exposed to extreme natural events.

The UN’s Food Systems Summit is the #worstfilmever

The UNFSS is being heavily, unabashedly corporatised by Big Ag's agtechnocracy and Regen Ag's white supremacy, powered by our ecofacist dreams of sustainable development.
This is how rural wellbeing is being sytemically undermined.

On civilised urbanism

Tyson Yunkaporta makes heaps of sense in talking about the ridiculousness of civilised urbanism as part of our global technocratic project of enriching the rich.

ACD Conversation Lab Feature

30th June 2021

Dire challenges lie not far ahead for Southeast Asia — some are already here

Climate change is an existential threat to all of Southeast Asia, on top of our politics and economics. Our heavily populated coastlines and large agricultural sectors face immense pressures in the coming years. We are losing our diverse ways of living.

Our near urban future and the predicament of the irrelevant city

It’s clear by now: our urban future isn’t about flying cars, smart cities, or innovative architecture.

COVID-19 is rapidly changing the fundamentals of urban structure: the reasons why cities are the way they are.

Waking up to Super Typhoon Rolly

Typhoon season sees the Philippines being battered by storms in quick succession. The damage inflicted by these tropical cyclones have rarely been proportional to their strength as they interact with complex geographic and human landscapes in the Philippines, the Global South country most exposed to extreme natural events.

The UN’s Food Systems Summit is the #worstfilmever

The UNFSS is being heavily, unabashedly corporatised by Big Ag's agtechnocracy and Regen Ag's white supremacy, powered by our ecofacist dreams of sustainable development.
This is how rural wellbeing is being sytemically undermined.

On civilised urbanism

Tyson Yunkaporta makes heaps of sense in talking about the ridiculousness of civilised urbanism as part of our global technocratic project of enriching the rich.

ACD Conversation Lab Feature

30th June 2021

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