July 2022

West Croydon station in South London, UK, is one of 26 railway stations around the city to become home to an 'Energy Garden'. These installations include planters with plants, flowers, ferns, and s0lar panels. 

Energy Garden’s first solar co-operative aims to generate solar power using PV arrays on train depots – creating an intersection between biodiversity and energy by using vacant spaces in transport infrastructure. In our next issue, we explore the project, looking at the consequences of broader adoption.  

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Editor | Peter Nilson
Writers | Luke Christou, Jasleen Mann, Abi Millar, Jon Whiteaker, Frankie Youd
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Cover image: A passenger who arrived from Ukraine is seen inside a train in Krakow, Poland on March 8, 2022. Credit:  Beata Zawrzel/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

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