[1] Development plans for Copenhagen nature area revealed. Green zone will be transformed into a new neighbourhood with high-rise buildings. September 12th, 2016 by Lucie Rychla [click to view] |
[2] Is privatisation looming for the park of the people?
If you haven’t yet discovered it, you needn’t leave Copenhagen to experience nature. Within Amager lies a piece of the wild, making it easy for you to forget you are even in the city. But how might this picture change in the near future? December 10th, 2016, by Ashley Smalley [click to view] |
[3] Copenhagen Post, 25 April 2016, Copenhagen nature area facing development plans. Part of Amager Fælled sectioned off to become new district. [click to view] |
[4] Copenhagen's Wetland Debate: To Build or Preserve
An interview with the Danish political party Enhedslisten (aka Red-Green Alliance) about Amager Fælled ("Amager Common").
English article about Amager Fælled published 25 January 2017 in CityLab by Feargus O'Sullivan [click to view] |
[5] Putting a price on biodiversity.
An in depth article about Amager Fællled and an interview with the Friends of Amager Common
Published in Murmur 18 April 2017 by Peter Stanners [click to view] |
[6] A Challenge to Copenhagens's Model of Development
Copenhagen's Lord Mayor Frank Jensen announced his about-face on a project he had personally endorsed. The city promised to look elsewhere for construction. Published by CityLab 25 september 2017 in CityLab by Feargus O'Sullivan [click to view] |
[7] Pristine land on Amager Fælled might be saved
Lord Mayor Frank Jensen has agreed to find an alternate site for a housing development on Amager Fælled, after a majority in City Hall withdrew their support. But activists are concerned he may just change his mind after the election. Published in The Murmur 6 October 2017 by Peter Stanners [click to view] |
[8] Green issues pivotal in municipal election
The Social Democrats control over Copenhagen City Hall hangs in the balance over their support of a redevelopment on Amagerfælled. Published in The Murmur 16 October 2017 by Peter Stanners [click to view] |