You will have heard of the 15-minute city. But what you have been told about them will depend on who you have been listening to. For green-minded politicians and campaigners, they are a commonsense way of making life better in cities while slashing congestion and carbon. For many on the radical right, they are the blueprint for a globalist plot of coercive control over our movement and choices. Few policies in recent memory have been subjected to such wilful distortions, misinterpretations and deliberate attempts at polarisation. It is welcome, then, to cut through the noise with a book from Carlos ...
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