When I think about climate change, I like to look at a photo of my daughter and her two dear friends—not just because of their sweet smiles, but because the photo offers an important clue to how we can design cities to thrive in uncertain times.
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Can cities shift their systems and structures to become sustainable? This is the second of two sneak peeks into the newest State of the World publication, ...
Can cities shift their systems and structures to become sustainable? This is the first of two sneak peeks into the newest State of the World publication, ...
High-density public housing may seem like an idea whose time has come and gone, buried along with the ruins of notorious projects like St. Louis’ Pruitt-Igoe and Chicago’s...
The Ranter remembers being struck down by love for Tonya Harding, the fallen ice skater.
The Ranter recalls playing an unexpected concert on the banks of the Truckee River.
Honestly, I never thought developing a web app would lead me to the banks of the Dead Sea.
This fall, eighteen nonprofit organizations in the Twin Cities metro are demonstrating their multimodal mojo by being certified as Transportation Leaders ...
Is the grand public-space experiment in New York City's Times Square at risk? Perhaps, according to this recent piece on...