Urban Science – an enquiry-based approach to rethinking sustainable cities

By Richard Dawson, Margaret Fleming, Maarten Taas, Luke Hillman

Issue 281 | Page 22 | Published Sep 2020

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Urban Science provides real-world science learning, engaging students to investigate their local community.

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