Sea Level Rise A Slow Tsunami on America’s Shores by Orrin H. Pilkey and Keith C. Pilkey
“In Sea Level Rise Orrin H. Pilkey and Keith C. Pilkey argue that the only feasible response along much of […]
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Rapid buses cut travel time in half for these Louisville neighborhoods. Are more to come?
It used to take Ronald Yates almost an hour to commute from his job in Valley Station to his home
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Pedestrian Crossings; be all in.
Pedestrian safety is rising in the conscience of everyone. More people are walking in and biking in urban areas and
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Delivery Robots Aren’t Ready; When They Could Be Needed Most.
Sheltering in place has driven up demand for deliveries, but machines still have trouble confronting the unpredictability of the real
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Personal Rapid Transit
REMEMBER MORGANTOWN AND THE WVU PRT SYSTEM. The Phase I system began operations in 1975, with a final cost
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock tracks the level of CO2 in the atmosphere measured in parts per million. In mid-May the
Benoit Mandelbrot: Fractals and the art of roughness.
Fractals, like the Powers of Ten, is a concept seemingly unrelated to urban design and city planning. However, understanding natural
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What Next for Sustainable Development? Our Common Future at Thirty by James Meadowcroft.
Sustainable development brings together a series of normative themes related to negotiating environmental limits, to addressing equity, needs and development,
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Small City and Town Innovations.
SMALL CITY INNOVATION ADVANTAGES. Small cities and towns have a tremendous advantage over larger communities when it comes to innovation.