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Solar is now “the cheapest source of electricity in history” across much of the world. But that on its own *won't* make the clean-energy transition nearly quick enough. We still need additional technology breakthroughs. https://t.co/msKImPUcrX
Venezuelan architect Alfredo Brillembourg says that places like the hillside slums of Caracas have lessons about how to build the cities of the future.
@ TonyFrangieM reports: https://t.co/O6ETLRhyZs
The tide is turning on technology adoption in the industry. About 96% of respondents said to a recent InEight study they think technology can improve productivity, while 71% think it already has led to improvements https://t.co/lAH5h9DTdr
Join us Sunday July 18th (10:30am - 12pm EST), at @caadfutures for our Keynote Panel on "#Data, #Policy, & #Cities", where I will be discussing with colleagues Matthias Standfest, Maider Llaguno-Munitxa, and Yannis Orfanos. #CAADfutures
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Throughout the world's cities, in the midst of current and projected crises-- environmental, health, economic, and otherwise--one question looms: How can we prepare our urban centers' most vulnerable sectors?
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As the materials needed to produce cement and concrete can be locally sourced, the reduced transport time leads to less environmental impact.
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Arizona, the state with the fourth most dire affordable housing shortage according to National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC)’s recently released Gap report, pairs with Habitat for Humanity to launch 3D printing homes. @Habitat_org@RModularSystems
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'$150 million chip-making tool from a Dutch company has become a lever in the U.S.-Chinese struggle. It also shows how entrenched the global supply chain is.' via @nytimes
The Tech Cold War’s ‘Most Complicated Machine’ That’s Out of China’s Reach https://t.co/IEkBVMNjC2
Columbus, Ohio, won a $50 million grant five years ago to use tech to solve old problems. But technical hurdles, bureaucracy, and the pandemic dashed many plans.
https://t.co/0eXUhtzI7S via @wired
The way to get more construction jobs is to legalize more construction, rather than depending on Washington to pay for infrastructure spending, which in the New York area is mostly wasteful make-work spending
How does the expansion of road networks versus railroad networks impact the urban fabric of a city? In a new @SSRN paper, #dusp's @AdrianoBFCosta, @Siqi_MIT, & Chris Zegras explore São Paulo as a case study. More- https://t.co/JfvS8wux4X
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Excluding the U.S., a new report by Bank of America has found that the top 10 countries across most crypto metrics—highest adoption rate, highest trading volume and highest level of mining—were all emerging market countries.
https://t.co/JG4MZHAE04
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