Cities & Planning

From the street, this conflict is invisible; for city governments, it’s inescapable.

Solar farms are now doubling as havens for wildlife, offering a ray of hope in the fight against biodiversity loss.

Here you'll find resources and literature exploring emergent Solarpunk thought. You can browse titles and book covers, read summaries, and find links for more information.

This piece is an entry in our Eighth Annual Graduate Student Blogging Contest, “Connections.” by Matthew Adair For many Americans, summer is a season of travel. The ritual of leaving ho…

# At least half of Seattle's apartments are priced using algorithms like RealPage, which is facing a federal lawsuit for illegal price fixing. The Seattle City Council should ban such algorithms, Katie Wilson argues.

The Wales Transport Strategy published in 2021 put modal shift at the heart of our policies. For the first time, we’ve set a target on incr...

Barcelona is using the regenerative braking of its subways to power trains, stations, and neighborhood EV chargers. Could New York do it too?

What it’ll take to triple renewable energy, according to the International Energy Agency.

We are setting up a research community in Portugal to try and figure out how to live more sustainable

One Army is a movement tackling global problems. One Army runs Precious Plastic, Project Kamp, Fixing Fashion and Phonebloks.

Is Microtransit a Shuck, or an Essential Service? // Some years back, I was walking along the Viale di Trastevere, the main drag of one of my favourite neighborhoods in Rome. Because of my interest in transportation, I'm always on the look-out for anything new and unusual to me, so when

Labour wants to see apartment blocks built in more densely populated cities to achieve its housing targets

Farmers can build more resilient farmlands by growing trees alongside crops and livestock, a technique called "agroforestry."

Federal rules that undermine Indigenous economies make development too tedious.

# Activating public spaces is a worthy goal, but it takes welcoming people in with placemaking and guardianship, not banishing those deemed undesirable or criminal.

As a familiar hum cuts through the quiet, tensions rise for a suburbanite caught between his home life and the pressures outside

We’re still underestimating the potential for solar power. New data shows how rapid solar energy expansion has become.

This piece is an entry in our Eighth Annual Graduate Student Blogging Contest, “Connections.” by David Bruno During the mid to late twentieth century, shopping centers in America served…

An IC Card is a stored-value card that can be used for riding trains, buses, and making purchases at shops. You can think of it as a digital wallet th...

The U.S. covers an immense 3.8 million square miles—what is all this land currently used for, and what does that mean for the future?

Estimates of how many houses and apartments are needed to meet demand vary from just over 1 million to more than 5 million.

Analysis of prices for investment in residential properties in Tokyo, Japan. Average price per square meter, rents, apartment price to income ratio, mortgage affordability and other relevant economic indicators improtant to look at when considering to invest in Tokyo, Japan.

Across the Gulf South, small Black-owned farms are finding ways to use climate-friendly practices to grow crops while also addressing long-standing injustices.

# Mayor Harrell unveiled legislation allowing larger ADUs and streamlining regulations to make them feasible on more lots. The proposal would implement a state requirement and offer some additional reforms beyond that baseline.

The world's first energy storage equipped induction electric range. We’ve sold out of First Edition Charlie ranges, and are now accepting pre-orders. Your pre-order deposit secures your future order. It is fully refundable at any time.

The phrase "too cheap to meter" entered the energy discourse in the 20th century, referring to the potential of nuclear power. Though orig...

Throughout history, people have bathed in public rather than in private. Should we bring back the public bathhouse for the sake of sustainability?