Rome Through an Ecological Lens
Rankin looks at the city of Rome — past, present, and future — as a laboratory for cultural and environmental sustainability.
“When you think of green cities, you probably don’t think of Rome ... a city where the automobile is ubiquitous and growing ever more so, occupying every possible horizontal surface, regardless of regulations, with apparent impunity.”
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