Alabama Seeks Permit to Fill Wetlands for Major Interstate Expansion
The Alabama Department of Transportation is proposing to fill over 1.3 acres of wetlands and 10,000 linear feet of streams for the…
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Priya Hart
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Seattle’s Push for Car-Free Streets Faces Hurdles
An opinion piece from The Urbanist argues that Seattle needs to move beyond half-measures and truly reclaim streets for people, highlighting recent…
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Las Vegas Transit Ridership Rises as Car Ownership Becomes Less Viable
With rising costs for car insurance and fuel, a growing number of Las Vegas residents are turning to public transit, with two-thirds…
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Obama Presidential Center Unveils First Presidential Playground
The new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has opened its doors, featuring the nation's first presidential playground, designed for universal accessibility and…
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Oregon’s Tax Experiment: Prosperity Amidst Higher Levies Challenges Economic Orthodoxy
A new analysis of Oregon's economic performance following significant tax increases in 2010 suggests that higher taxes did not hinder, but rather…
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Chicago Cyclist Injured in Intersection Crash Amidst Dispute Over Illegal Turn Citation
A collision in North Center left a cyclist with facial injuries, with witnesses and a city official suggesting the SUV driver should…
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Mesa Approves New 1,000-Home ‘Car-Light’ Development Following Culdesac Tempe Success
Mesa, Arizona, has given the green light to a new 1,000-unit residential development designed to minimise car dependency, mirroring the successful 'car-light'…
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Grand Army Plaza Transformation Aims for Car-Free Public Realm
An explainer video from Third Place News details ongoing efforts to reimagine Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza, with the goal of creating a…
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Washington State Faces Ballot Measures Targeting Transgender Rights
A campaign has been launched to oppose two conservative-backed ballot initiatives in Washington state that critics argue will harm the rights of…
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Mexico City Bike Lane Sparks Controversy in Red Light District
A new cycle lane in Mexico City is facing unexpected opposition from sex workers who argue it disrupts their livelihoods and access…
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