Stories by Rachel Keeton

Has Floating Architecture’s Moment Finally Arrived?

It’s Settled: No Country Does Water Management Better Than the Netherlands

A Half-Millennium-Old Dike in Holland Gets a State-of-the-Art Upgrade

Holland Prepares to Open Huge Wind Farm With Enough Power for 160,000 Houses

Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 and Other Disasters You Can’t Prepare For

Dutch Scientist Develops New Way to Turn Sludge into Drinking Water

The World’s Second-Biggest Food Exporter Declares War on Livestock Antibiotics

Did a 19-Year-Old Really Just Solve One of Earth’s Biggest Environmental Problems?

Rotterdam Is Drowning in Empty Office Space

Europe’s Dysfunctional Carbon-Pricing System Is Keeping Coal Dirt Cheap

21 Ways to Make European Cities More Resilient

A Cautionary Tale for Cities That Want Their Own High Line

Rotterdam Has a Plan to Disseminate Its Climate Change Expertise to the World

How Rotterdam Reconnected Its Most Isolated Neighborhood

How a Dutch Inner-City School Used Judo and Gardening to Improve Test Scores

Bits of a “Floating City” in a Former Hub of Vice

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