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Planetizen- Departure of USDA's No. 2 Official Deals Blow to Sustainable Agriculture March 25, 2013In an essay for Grist, Tom Laskawy laments the departure of deputy secretary Kathleen Merrigan, the Obama administration's "most powerful supporter of local and organic foods," from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. […]
- The Prevalence of Play Deserts March 25, 2013A new study analyzing the amenities in 165 parks in the four-county Kansas City metro region found that low-income neighborhoods suffer from a lack of play spaces, despite having more parks per capita, reports Emily Badger. […]
- U.S. Developers Dive Into South America's Thriving Real Estate Markets March 25, 2013With growth rates expected to continue to surpass the United States and Europe over the next decade, U.S.-based developers are making big bets on the demand for residential, office, and retail properties in Brazil, Uruguay, and Colombia. […]
- Can Cities Help Solve Global Food Challenges? March 25, 2013With growing populations demanding more food and growing borders requiring more land, cities are one of the primary challenges to feeding the world's hunger problem. Can they also be the solution? […]
- Is San Francisco’s Transit-First Policy Facing a Midlife Crisis? March 25, 2013Driving accounts for 62 percent of all trips in San Francisco - the same level as when the city's pioneering transit-first policy was adopted 40 years ago. Aaron Bialick looks at the reasons why the policy has led to "scant visible progress." […]
- Oil Independence or Independence from Oil? March 25, 2013With booming shale oil production in North Dakota and Texas and possibly Canada's vast oil sands, there is talk of energy independence as the U.S. reduces its oil imports. But why not be less dependent on oil - domestic or imported? […]
- Examining L.A.'s Boulevard of Urban Dreams March 25, 2013Christopher Hawthorne continues his exploration of the changing face of Los Angeles, as seen along its boulevards, with an examination of the street where the city has perpetually "embraced and tested out the future" - Wilshire Boulevard. […]
- The Rise of Municipal Urban Design Departments March 25, 2013San Antonio City Design Center's Executive Manager Mark Brodeur describes his observations of the nationwide trend in cities establishing independent urban design departments. […]
- Can Intelligent Traffic Lights Ease Toronto's Gridlock? March 25, 2013Faced with paralyzing gridlock, North America's fourth-largest city is studying several potential solutions for easing congestion - including traffic lights that think for themselves. […]
- Big Data Brings Big Benefits to Bloomberg's New York March 25, 2013Alan Feuer profiles the work of New York City's Office of Policy and Strategic Planning, a "geek squad of civic-minded number-crunchers" turning the city's trove of digital data into actionable information. […]
- Departure of USDA's No. 2 Official Deals Blow to Sustainable Agriculture March 25, 2013
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