Tomorrow is Good: Drought in Waterland
As the name suggests, the Netherlands is a low-lying country. As much as 26% is below sea level and 59% of the Dutch land surface is sensitive to flooding from the sea and rivers. It is, therefore,...
Mary Fiers
Tomorrow is good: Put an end to the conservation of nature – instead, start developing it
Anyone who followed the news last week can’t have missed it. Scientists worldwide are ringing the alarm bells. Nature is deteriorating on “all fronts” at a “relentless...
Tomorrow is Good: The interim landscape
The world is changing. And our Brabant landscape is changing along with it. That will always be the case. Business as usual, one would say. Yet many people experience this time differently than...
Tomorrow is Good: Can we switch off the lights?
Light is the city of light; But not light like a feather. The light of this city; is because of a bulb! A world-famous poem in Eindhoven and surroundings. By Freek de Jonge. A poem with a reference...
Tomorrow is Good – The Hungry City: a plea for food from nearby
Cities, including yours, can exist thanks to the ‘hinterland’. After all, the food of all city dwellers is produced in that hinterland. For an average Dutchman to consume, 0.6 hectares...
Tomorrow is Good: Beautiful weather? Here’s a plea for a new definition
In a weekly column, alternately written by Maarten Steinbuch, Mary Fiers, Carlo van de Weijer, Lucien Engelen, Tessie Hartjes and Auke Hoekstra, Innovation Origins tries to find out what the future...
Tomorrow is Good: What will be the New Smoking?
With the knowledge of then, looking back to now In a weekly column, alternately written by Maarten Steinbuch, Mary Fiers, Carlo van de Weijer, Lucien Engelen, Tessie Hartjes and Auke Hoekstra,...
Tomorrow is Good: Returning to the great Brabant breeding ground
In a weekly column, alternately written by Lucien Engelen, Mary Fiers, Maarten Steinbuch, Carlo van de Weijer, Tessie Hartjes, and Auke Hoekstra, Innovation Origins tries to find out what the future...
Tomorrow is Good: Reducing the heat starts with yourself
In a weekly column, alternately written by Lucien Engelen, Mary Fiers, Maarten Steinbuch, Carlo van de Weijer, Tessie Hartjes, and Auke Hoekstra, Innovation Origins tries to find out what the future...
