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One Reason For Kansas City’s Public Transit Woes? Its State Line
A patchwork of counties and cities huddled around the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers makes it harder to develop ...
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A Pittsburgh Sewing Network Shows How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive in Place
With her upcycled products and distributed production model, one self-taught seamstress is proof that small-scale ...
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The Weekly Wrap: As Executive Orders Roll In, So Do Lawsuits To Protect People’s Rights
Also, speculators target Black homeowners impacted by wildfires and returning citizens no longer have jail debt in this ...
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LA’s Traffic Ordinance Went Into Effect 100 Years Ago. It Changed Streets Across America.
LA’s Traffic Ordinance Went Into Effect 100 Years Ago. It Changed Streets Across America. This is your first of three free ...
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Theorizing Cities Under the Anthropocene
Urban geographer Stephanie Wakefield’s “Miami in the Anthropocene” calls for a new critical urban theory for our time.
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Big Buildings Are a Climate Problem. These Cities Aim To Fix That.
In New York City and St. Louis, innovative building performance standards meant to curb emissions are kicking in this year.
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Stories by Stephanie Wakefield
Stephanie Wakefield is assistant professor of urban planning and environmental design at Florida Atlantic University. She is author of “Anthropocene Back Loop: Experimentation in Unsafe Operating ...
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Next City Welcomes Equitable Cities Reporting Fellow for Anti-Displacement Strategies
Eliana Perozo will join us for a two-year reporting fellowship supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.