| Publisher | Vulkan |
| Language | Swedish |
| Book type | Paperback |
| Utgiven | 2022-12-15 |
| Pages | 144 |
| ISBN | 9789189153486 |
| Kategori(er) |
Society & Politics |
Our old maps are leading us astray. We need to, based in the civil society and on other initiatives, prioritize innovation, development and transformation of our local communities to meet climate threats and societal crises, still difficult to interpret.
Time to create new maps is about how people in local communities can relate to the climate threats, societal crises and strains that arises in our present time. The book describes the need to create new maps to meet the changing terrain that originates as a result of... - Mans uninhibited exploitation of the planet's resources which affects climate and eco systems in a way that puts not only humanity but all higher life forms at risk. - The dominance of urban formations over local communities on the periphery that is, the tendency of urban areas to exploit rural resources that affect local public services, as well as people's opportunities to live, reside, earn a living and operate even outside cities and urban centers.So far, we have reused
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