I work at the UN with indigenous peoples, governments, NGOs and anyone else that will work with me on human rights etc. Love hiking, cycling, whisky...
Let me get this straight: the NYPD opened fire on the subway yesterday in an attempt to stop a man who evaded the $2.90 fare (?), and in the process they ended up shooting him, 2 bystanders, and another cop?
The caption accompanied by the community note below is *wild*.
“We built cities all over America that are designed for automobiles and not designed for people... Our housing costs are high, in part because of the way that we've designed our cities."
- @GovDougBurgum North Dakota comments during the @NatlGovsAssoc winter meetings
@BragiGunnlaugss Á ensku hef ég kallað þetta "must pass bike syndrome" en annars sýnist mér þetta hrjá konur alveg eins og karla, á öllum aldurskeiðum.
Bigger, taller vehicles are more lethal. Taller front-ends increase likelihood of head or chest impact and of falling under the vehicle instead of on the hood.
We need to rein in out-of-control vehicle sizes.
@TransAlt Broadway, 14th Street, 23rd Street, 42nd Street, 57th Street. Mott and Mulberry in Chinatown, 7th Ave. in Park Slope, Grand Army Plaza and Vanderbilt Ave.
Car-dependent suburban sprawl is the most publicly expensive and publicly subsidized form of human habitation in human history. And that’s before you even start the math on the big picture costs & consequences. #SuburbanSprawl
.@neonhummedia podcast Betrayal on the Bayou has it all.. nonstop plot, @odeliarubin’s incredible writing, OUTSTANDING reporting @faimon@JimMustian. We chart the rise and fall of Chad Scott, a notorious DEA agent & leave you guessing https://t.co/Nf5by3ZROc Listen to ep1 now!
Betrayal on the Bayou is about the fall of Chad Scott, a DEA agent who bent the rules and became known as the White Devil. After his men betray Chad, the Q becomes: Is he the greatest DEA Agent in the South or a criminal?
Trailer's out!
Eps on August 1 https://t.co/FaD2TsPwJ8
In the 1970s, Dutch cities like Amsterdam were full of traffic and air pollution.
Now they are models of sustainable urban planning.
Here's the story of how the Netherlands started building their cities for humans, not cars.
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