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The new development, located just outside Austin, Texas, boasts a large geothermal heating and cooling system, as well as other…
A new report from Headwaters Economics warns the dangers of extreme heat to rural residents, wrote Sarah Mellot of Daily…
Streetsblog NYC’s Sophia Lebowitz is receiving advice from candidates after Zoran Mamdani’s victory in the mayoral primary in New York…
The city of Berkeley, which pioneered detached zoning as an exclusive tool in the early 20th century, is working to…
In the conversation article, Alex Schwartz and Kirk McClure outline the potential benefits of universal rental assistance, arguing that high…
CBRE data shows that US office stocks have been dropped as some buildings have been converted to residential or other…
A new study from MIT shows, of course, that high heat and humidity encourage people to choose to drive for…
In a work by Streetsblog Chicago, Rick Harnish, executive director of the High Speed Rail Alliance, argues that the transport…
How bicycle friendly is your city? Check out PeopleBikes’ latest city ratings. According to an article by Kea Wilson of…
Tampa Bay Sunrunners, the area’s first rapid transport system, could lose some of their dedicated lanes, report Shawnamacquel of the…