Homes like parkas? Shivering Arctic dwellers may need housing rethink
Housing intended for warmer climates doesn't work well in the Arctic - but more energy efficient, healthier options are available, an expert says.
Gregory covers land and property rights, with a focus on urban issues. He was senior correspondent at Citiscope, where his coverage of Habitat III and global urbanisation won a him U.N. Correspondents Association Award in 2017. He has an MA in Regional Studies/Latin America and the Caribbean from Columbia University and BA magna cum laude from Harvard University. Gregory is fluent in French, Portuguese and Spanish.
Housing intended for warmer climates doesn't work well in the Arctic - but more energy efficient, healthier options are available, an expert says.
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