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2020

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This #ArchitectureDay, tour some signature buildings of #KengoKuma, (including the new Japanese National Stadium), which all artfully blend functionality, nature and local cultures.

Greetings from Canada, Indonesia and Myanmar. Let our speakers teach you to say ‘Hello’ in Algonquian, Lampung, Mon and Qom. https://goo.gle/indigenouslanguages …

2019

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Darlene St. Clair, an Associate Professor of American Indian Studies at @stcloudstate, advocates deepening students' understanding of the Native experience. She shares immersive classroom tools and explains how she's working with Minnesota sixth graders.

In the late 19th century, archaeologist Alan Maudslay studied the Maya ruins by photographing them and creating molds of existing structures. Observe his photos of Chichen Itza and these other ancient Mayan sites with @britishmuseum and @googlearts: https://goo.gle/2oK47GK

Replying to @googleearthEnvironmental Insights Explorer (EIE) is a tool that uses #EarthEngine and @googlecloud to analyze carbon emissions from sources like transportation. We're expanding access to EIE to more cities worldwide who can use this to develop climate strategies: https://medium.com/google-earth/accelerating-city-climate-action-with-high-resolution-geospatial-data-f7b489c9e9f6 …

Victoria, B.C. was one of the first cities to have access to Environmental Insights Explorer when it launched in 2018. Now four more cities in Canada are able to analyze carbon emissions data to accelerate climate action: http://bit.ly/311iioh