Solar guerrilla : constructive responses to climate change = Solar gurilah : teguvah bonah le-shinuy 'aḳlim /

Solar guerrilla : constructive responses to climate change = Solar gurilah : teguvah bonah le-shinuy 'aḳlim /

Solar guerrilla : constructive responses to climate change = סולאר גרילה : תגובה בונה לשינויי אקלים /

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Imprint:	[Tel Aviv, Israel] : Tel Aviv Museum of Art ; [Munich] Germany : Hirmer Publishers, [2019] ©2019
Description:	339 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps, plans ; 22 cm
Language:	English Hebrew
Subject:	Sustainable architecture -- Exhibitions. Climatic changes -- Exhibitions. City planning -- Environmental aspects -- Exhibitions. City planning -- Environmental aspects. Climatic changes. Sustainable architecture. Exhibition catalogs. Exhibition catalogs.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11932368

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Varying Form of Title:	Solar gurilah : teguvah bonah le-shinuy 'aḳlim סולאר גרילה : תגובה בונה לשינויי אקלים
Other authors / contributors:	Vinitsky, Maya, editor, organizer. Muzeʼon Tel Aviv le-omanut, host institution, issuing body.
ISBN:	9783777433134 3777433136
Notes:	Published on the occasion of exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel, July 18-December 15, 2019. Includes bibliographical references. Articles in English and Hebrew.
Summary:	At a time when extreme climatic phenomena, air quality, and industrial impact are among the most pressing issues on the public agenda, the dramatic change in the climate has led to the realization that capitalism has a destructive effect on the environment. Our lifestyle must be reevaluated in order to positively impact both present and future.00The ongoing use of fossil fuels, the development of industrial zones in city centres, and even the growing use of air-conditioning units are leading to a significant rise in temperatures and to the acceleration of extreme climatic change. Nevertheless, most individuals do not yet connect their daily lives to the climate changes in their immediate surroundings, and even those who are aware of these changes do not necessarily choose a course of action. Global warming has been widely recognized by scientists as caused by humans. Efficient solutions to these concerns may be found on a local level, where the engagement of urban communities may prove to be effective in combating environmental damage. This publication addresses an approach involving multiple possibilities for climate-related actions, most notably in the context of individual cities. Six thematic chapters examine case studies from cities including Chicago, New York, Masdar, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, Shanghai, and Tel Aviv.00Exhibition: Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel (18.07. - 15.12.2019).

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