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José Luis Aranda

Spain
As seen in: El País, MSN, Cinco Días, MSN España, MSN Mexico, La Nación (Argentina), Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Ultima Hora, Agroempresario, Water Hub
Periodista y zurdo. Si se me escapa alguna opinión es mía y solo mía. RT no significa suscribir en la acepción segunda del DRAE
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August Water Cooler: đź”” Summer water wins

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By Jose Aranda Verified, José Luis Aranda
| Water Hub
It’s been an interesting summer! For me, it started with a trip to New York State with a group of water advocates to discuss pressing water issues. While there, I had the opportunity to do fly fishing for the first time! It made me feel like I was inside the movie, “A River Runs Through It,” a classic for river lovers. One reason I like the film is that it subtly touches on a very clear issue embedded in the environmental movement: the discrimination against Native Americans.
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Miré los muros de la patria mía

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By Jose Aranda Verified, José Luis Aranda
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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La España concentrada: las ciudades buscan fórmulas para sumar casas sin desperdiciar suelo

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By Jose Aranda Verified, José Luis Aranda, Joan Sanchez, Joan Sánchez, Alejandro Ruesga
| El País Verified
Densificar o densificar. El dilema hace tiempo que se ha superado en muchas ciudades españolas. Los urbanistas llevan años, incluso décadas, clamando contra el modelo de nuevos barrios que fue imponiéndose en España desde los años noventa. Los PAU, PAI, SAU y la sopa de siglas que en cada ciudad lleva aparejado un desarrollo urbanístico han sido durante años sinónimo de edificios cerrados con piscina, poco comercio en la calle y grandes avenidas.
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