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A Lake Needs Its Reeds, Grasses, and Muddy Edges
Removing shoreline vegetation can make a lake look tidy while increasing erosion, reducing habitat, and allowing more pollution to enter the water.
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Bird-Safe Windows Are a Design Choice, Not a Decoration
Glass can reflect sky and trees so convincingly that birds fly into it, but thoughtful patterns, lighting, and building design can reduce collisions.
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The Soil Beneath a City Is Still Alive
Urban soil supports trees, absorbs water, stores carbon, and carries traces of past land use, yet it is often treated as empty space beneath development.
E&T Magazine
International Student Magazine of Education & Technology
