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Shanghai is looking to its further develop its vast suburbs, while avoiding the traffic and sprawl issues of a city like Los Angeles https://t.co/FqQy9EGhjp
A new data analysis by Yelp adds some fresh insights into what really happens to local commerce when vehicle traffic is kept out https://t.co/1YlUD1odrB
Offices are not going back to the way they were pre-pandemic, and neither are the downtown neighborhoods that house them, writes @Richard_Florida https://t.co/D2JBLjWD6R
In a further sign that the city is reopening from the COVID-19 pandemic, promoters of The Governors Ball announced the music festival will come to Queens for the first time this fall. https://t.co/CUqpod05BT
More than 50 people marched in celebration of International Workers Day — while calling for no evictions nor displacement — in Ridgewood on Saturday. https://t.co/TWft9DJ81w
Cities are made of cement, glass, and steel. They absorb heat and repel water.
That's a big problem as the world warms and seas rise https://t.co/SfmNkzFhG7
Because cities are uniquely vulnerable to climate change, they're also likely to be remade the fastest by the human need to survive and eventually thrive on a warmer planet https://t.co/121yL5i4Qk
A new study examining Amsterdam's post-epidemic return to normality might foreshadow what contemporary cities can expect in the near future.
As death rates fell, things stabilized with surprising speed, followed by a period of urban innovation. https://t.co/o3zepoblM4