Rendezvoux
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Rendezvoux is a Chicago based community for Product, UX and Experience Designers
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Tonight’s #UrbanismBookClub offering is “The Design Of Childhood” by @langealexandra.bsky.social. A GREAT book by an author who WON THE PULITZER PRIZE for a series of articles on the same broad subject in @opinion.bloomberg.com Citylab! Alexandra interviewed me for the book on Vancouver’s work. 6/
December 5, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Tonight’s #UrbanismBookClub offering is “The Design Of Childhood” by @langealexandra.bsky.social. A GREAT book by an author who WON THE PULITZER PRIZE for a series of articles on the same broad subject in @opinion.bloomberg.com Citylab! Alexandra interviewed me for the book on Vancouver’s work. 6/
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As of 2015, the entire city of Atlanta was projected to have a water footprint of ~327 billion gallons per year by 2050 (👇🏾)
Current "AI" trends project an industry-wide water footprint of ~489 bgal/year by 2030.
Yes some other stuff uses more. That's bad too. But we're talking about this right now
Current "AI" trends project an industry-wide water footprint of ~489 bgal/year by 2030.
Yes some other stuff uses more. That's bad too. But we're talking about this right now
Natural Resources - Impact and Updates - ARC
Securing a Sustainable Future for Metro Atlanta As metro Atlanta’s population continues to grow, protecting our natural environment becomes even more important to securing a healthy and sustainable fu...
atlantaregional.org
November 14, 2025 at 4:49 PM
As of 2015, the entire city of Atlanta was projected to have a water footprint of ~327 billion gallons per year by 2050 (👇🏾)
Current "AI" trends project an industry-wide water footprint of ~489 bgal/year by 2030.
Yes some other stuff uses more. That's bad too. But we're talking about this right now
Current "AI" trends project an industry-wide water footprint of ~489 bgal/year by 2030.
Yes some other stuff uses more. That's bad too. But we're talking about this right now