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Ian Steadman in How We Get To Nextyesterday6 min read

Metropolis: A Reading List

Every month, we like to compile a short reading list for our theme of choice. This month’s conversation around…

mySidewalk in A Blog by mySidewalkMar 22 min read

250+ Datasets For Your Project Area, Instantly

Enrichment is a new way to get precise data about your…

Rashmee Roshan Lall in THE VOIDISTMar 262 min read

Can ‘Art Basel Cities’ of the future find a future on the world culture map?

Two-dozen or so cities…

Mosam Shah in Life TipsNov 19, 20154 min read

Not everything is as it seems

Sitting in the lap of mother nature, far away from the noises of the city, breathing the fresh air…

Nature Conservancy2 days ago4 min read

Stormwater Solutions: Investing in Nature and Communities

By Pascal Mittermaier, Global Managing…

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Noel FranusMar 215 min read

We’re selling ourselves short when we equate civic innovation with data and tech.

Civic innovation isn’t just for technologists. Let’s rethink the brief, inject design thinking into civic life, and hire creative directors to help lead our cities.

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G MansfieldOct 17, 2015

These are not generally cheap cars; it seems the drivers have some financial wherewithal

Hey Susan, I know I edited your column and we went over some of these arguments already, but I…

Evan Hansen

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Perhaps, or perhaps it’s the exact opposite and a sign of hubris. How many drivers have leased or purchased cars at Über’s initial rate only to find themselves underwater? I’m not trying to be pedantic but would urge caution when drawing a link between nice, shiny things and economic health.

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