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From 15-Minute Cities to Freedom Cities, Urban Planners Need To Consider Our Narratives
Op-ed: With Trump returning to the White House, planners must learn to cut through political divides by crafting strategic ...
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How Federal Disaster Funding Can Slow Rent Increases After Extreme Weather
Spending on affordable housing development and infrastructure improvements can help prevent renters from being priced out ...
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The Weekly Wrap: 76ers Drop Controversial Philly Stadium Plan
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Facing Wildfire and Rent Gouging, L.A. Tenants Are Fighting For Rent Control
L.A. city council declined to vote on an emergency eviction moratorium — a measure that the LA Tenants Union says was already ...
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New York To Make Major Greenhouse Gas Emitters Pay for Past Pollution
The new law, signed by the governor in late December, will raise $3 billion each year from large fossil-fuel companies for ...
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We Need To Support Childless Adults, Too
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In the Wake of Devastating Wildfires, Could L.A. Rebuild More Connected Streets?
Street sprawl not only makes evacuating a wildfire more difficult, one researcher explains, it also locks in car dependency.