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  1. Natura Naturae. Unsettling ecologies or why the urban should remain a contested field GandyMatthew, Natura Urbana: Ecological Constellations in Urban Space, MIT Press: Cambridge, MA, 2022, 432 pp.: ISBN: 9780262046282
  2. Metabolic thinking in planning and designing urban landscapes: practitioners’ perspectives on agency
  3. Leveraging the No Net Land Take Policy through Ecological Connectivity Analysis: The Role of Industrial Platforms in Flanders, Belgium
  4. Sustainability transitions require an understanding of smaller cities
  5. Circular economy in the valorisation of food and other biowaste: case studies in small and medium-sized enterprises in the Belgian construction sector
  6. Advancing urban metabolism studies through GIS data: Resource flows, open space networks, and vulnerable communities in Mexico City
  7. Studying the Metabolism of Resilient Communities: Urban Practices, Micronarratives, and Their Agency
  8. The use of urban biowaste and excavated soil in the construction sector: A literature review
  9. Toward an agentic understanding of the urban metabolism: a landscape theory perspective
  10. Learning to Chill: The Role of Design Schools and Professional Training to Improve Urban Climate and Urban Metabolism
  11. Can water systems foster commoning practices? Analysing leverages for self-organization in urban water commons as social–ecological systems
  12. Evaluating urban metabolism assessment methods and knowledge transfer between scientists and practitioners: A combined framework for supporting practice-relevant research
  13. Incorporating Metabolic Thinking into Regional Planning: The Case of the Sierra Calderona Strategic Plan
  14. Green Infrastructure in the Space of Flows: An Urban Metabolism Approach to Bridge Environmental Performance and User’s Wellbeing
  15. Can urban metabolism models advance green infrastructure planning? Insights from ecosystem services research
  16. Enhanced Performance of the Eurostat Method for Comprehensive Assessment of Urban Metabolism: A Material Flow Analysis of Amsterdam
  17. Of Other (Energy) Spaces
  18. Landscape as Energy Infrastructure: Ecologic Approaches and Aesthetic Implications of Design
  19. Research Articles: The Notion of Landscape Acceptability as a Potential Key Factor in a New Integrated Approach to Energy-Landscape Policy
  20. La ruralité urbaine : de plateforme d’expérimentation à lieu de la mise en scène d’un nouveau modèle de durabilité