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How do natural disasters relate to urban development and vice versa? And what do we need to do

to ensure that urban design and planning going forward

takes into account the characteristics of any ecosystem so that our cities can be safer and

more resilient against natural events? That's what we'll be exploring today in this

mini-bloom Tuesday episode featuring our special guest who has a background in horticulture

and also today's studies landscape architecture and urban design focused on environmental policy

and sustainable systems. She always shares really insightful commentary on Instagram, so you'll have to

follow her as well after this conversation. Before diving in, I wanted to take a moment

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