In Sweden, they're taking the 15-minute city (see Paris above) to the next hyper-local level: the one-minute city.

Cool Block is a US program to bring 'blocks' (streets, estates, neighbourhoods) together in making greener communities.

How Copenhagen, Oakland (California) and Mexico City are building back better post-Covid (Guardian article)

Ada Colau, the mayor of Barcelona, has announced plans to make most of the city centre car free by 2030.

Greenpeace article on 11 places around the world - from Paris to Bogota - that have successfully prioritised people over cars.

Oslo in 2019 had zero traffic accident fatalities. Here's how they did it - and what other cities could learn.

Also in Paris, citizens are now officially permitted - indeed encouraged - to turn any free plot of urban space green.

Rewilding Europe is supporting rewilding projects all across Europe, and a programme to develop nature-based tourism.

A blog explains how Seville in southern Spain has become a city for cyclists

Madrid closed its centre to cars during Christmas 2018. Business boomed!

The mayor, Anne Hidalgo, is transforming Paris into a '15-minute city'. (Article from Fast Company).