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The Strong Towns philosophy challenges the conventional obsession with finishing projects, advocating instead for continuous participation and incremental improvement in building prosperous…
Read updateNew research indicates the San Andreas fault system is experiencing the highest tectonic stress levels in a millennium, raising concerns about potential…
Read updateUnderstanding the "best transportation bill" involves navigating complex policy, funding mechanisms, and public impact. This guide explores key considerations, evaluation criteria, and…
Read updateWhile seeing urban problems clearly is one step, deciding on the next action presents a significant challenge for city leaders, requiring a…
Read updateLos Angeles has significantly expanded its speed camera program, installing 125 new cameras to create the largest such initiative in California. The…
Read updateNew technologies are being developed to help local governments track and manage their physical assets more effectively, potentially leading to improved efficiency…
Read updateThe Strong Towns organisation highlights the crucial role of community and connection in driving local urban improvements, emphasizing that individual efforts are…
Read updateA federal judge has overturned the Department of Energy's decision to cancel $82.1 million in clean energy grants, reinstating 11 projects previously…
Read updateMicromobility operator Lime is enhancing its e-bike and e-scooter offerings in cities hosting major sporting events, drawing on experience from previous large-scale…
Read updateA new US law alters federal funding priorities, potentially increasing scrutiny on cities that limit cooperation with immigration enforcement.
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