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  <abstract>In the face of debilitated environmental health, worsened by the spiralling climate crisis and an unsettling production, energy and consumption system, the current health crisis adds another strike to this growing tally.


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  <note>Álvaro Cuéllar Jaramillo, Essay, Middle Density, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms	</note>
  <note>Air quality, Barcelona, Citizen interaction, Climate change, Collective garden, Community, Consumption, COVID-19, Designing Strategies, Energy consumption, Essay, Food production, Greenery, Healthy city, Leisure, Low impact, Mobility Paradigms, New urbanism, Open Space, Participation, Pedestrian realm, Political implications, Pollution, Productive City, Psychological Well-being, Public management, Public Space, Public vs. Private, Quality of Life, Resilient cities, Rooftop, Social strategies, Transformation, Urban fabric, Urban planning, Urban policies, Urban strategy, Well-being	</note>
  <note>Originally published in The Conversation España.
This article has been written in collaboration with architect Anna Gutiérrez Merín, from Under Project Lab.

Translated by Jennifer Ellen Drinkwater.
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