One Citi Biker stumbled on the fact the bikeshare program pays out cash to riders who move bikes to docking stations low on supply. He now rides six hours a day and makes $3,000 a month https://t.co/w0gExKSqYg via @citylab
“I’ve had junior architects tell me, ‘I can’t pay my loans, I can’t save, I can’t do anything.’”- @sarahsholder and @kristoncapps explain why some architects are organizing via @citylab. https://t.co/zYK6trELB9
Newark, New Jersey, replaced all known lead service lines and provided 40,000 water filters. Now it wants to rebuild trust by mailing test kits to homes https://t.co/TXH2R63Qdy via @citylab
Nonprofits are creating innovative housing solutions to cut cases of diarrhea and other illness, but more than a billion people still live on earth floors that can cause problems https://t.co/SHopmhsRpx via @citylab
First in-person bookgroup since March 2020 *and* @GabrielleGlaser joined us to talk about her deeply reported, profoundly eye-opening and gripping American Baby.
The American quest for swankier kitchens is running into difficulties importing granite slabs for countertops and vexing industries ranging from trucking to interior decorating https://t.co/cdJ3lLSxEB via @markets
For the first time, all eight Ivy League college newspapers are led by women. (Including the leaders of the @dailypenn and @ColumbiaSpec, who were co-editors of their high school paper.)
https://t.co/nUGGsXCq16 h/t @brianstelter
Months ago, reports of suicides surfaced among crew trapped at sea on cruise ships during the pandemic. This is the @BW story of their tragic voyage home: https://t.co/lrEjEDdxel
@jqlngu analyzes mass shootings and finds the deadlier the shooting, the more likely the guman had a history of domestic violence - https://t.co/KOAEN0RUD3 @bbgvisualdata