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  • Inflation in Rural Areas Much Higher Than in Cities
    Inflation in Rural Areas Much Higher Than in Cities
    High inflation is hurting rural households disproportionately compared to urban dwellers, according to a survey. According to Iowa State University (ISU) researcher Dave Peters, the disposable income for rural residents has ...
    January 30, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Seven Ways to Make Cities Better for Mental Health
    Seven Ways to Make Cities Better for Mental Health
    Much of the world lives in urban settings, with North America housing 82% of its population in cities. ...
    January 25, 2022BY Jill Suttie
  • Chinese Migrant Workers’ Protests Over Unpaid Wages Escalate During Chinese New Year
    Chinese Migrant Workers’ Protests Over Unpaid Wages Escalate During Chinese New Year
    Amid the Chinese New Year holiday, migrant workers in mainland China are growing increasingly frustrated due to unpaid ...
    February 17, 2021BY Alex Wu
  • Remarkable Image Shows What Living in Urban Environment Does to Birds (Video)
    Remarkable Image Shows What Living in Urban Environment Does to Birds (Video)
    City life can be incredibly stressful, and it appears humans aren’t the only urban inhabitants affected by the ...
    June 21, 2016BY Epoch Videos
  • If Planners Understand It’s Cool to Green Cities, What’s Stopping Them?
    If Planners Understand It’s Cool to Green Cities, What’s Stopping Them?
    Our cities are getting hotter, more crowded and noisier. Climate change is bringing more heatwaves, placing pressure on ...
    March 10, 2016BY Tony Matthews
  • Have You Noticed How Urban Birds No Longer Fear Man?
    Have You Noticed How Urban Birds No Longer Fear Man?
    I have been a bird watcher for many years and name among my sightings rare green and tricolored ...
    May 16, 2015BY Martha Rosenberg
  • A Real Life Narnia’s Closet: New York Botanical Garden
    A Real Life Narnia’s Closet: New York Botanical Garden
    New York City has an alternate universe: a 250-acre garden in the Bronx, where century-old pink and white ...
    May 1, 2015BY Amelia Pang
  • How Green Is Your City: Towards an Index of Urban Sustainability
    How Green Is Your City: Towards an Index of Urban Sustainability
    How green is your city? How does it match up to other cities? Is it making progress in ...
    March 18, 2015BY John Rennie Short
  • Check Out Innovative Electric Bike That Folds Into a Bag
    Check Out Innovative Electric Bike That Folds Into a Bag
    Bicycles are essential to urban living. Unfortunately, they aren’t convenient. Those who rely on bikes to get around ...
    December 9, 2014BY Michael Cheng
  • Can India’s Urban Future Be a Healthy One? (+Photo Gallery)
    Can India’s Urban Future Be a Healthy One? (+Photo Gallery)
    A warm egg, white shell almost translucent, plops into the wire mesh gutter and rolls forward. There is ...
    October 5, 2014BY Michael Regnier
  • Urban Glider is the Ultimate Commuting Machine (Video)
    Urban Glider is the Ultimate Commuting Machine (Video)
    Usually speaking, compact personal transport comes with a dilemma. Going with something small, like a micro-scooter, means you ...
    August 25, 2014BY Mark Myerson
  • This Is New York: Luis Pons on the Power of Perennial Beauty
    This Is New York: Luis Pons on the Power of Perennial Beauty
    Luis Pons, 41, is a relatively new photographer who has gained the trust of many of New York ...
    June 28, 2014BY Amelia Pang
  • Lower East Side Public Housing Awarded Storm Protection
    Lower East Side Public Housing Awarded Storm Protection
    The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the winning design for a project to protect part of ...
    June 3, 2014BY Ivan Pentchoukov
  • A Tale of Few Cities
    A Tale of Few Cities
    Jane Jacobs is well known as an activist, an urban theorist, and for her book "The Death and ...
    May 9, 2014BY Karthik Shashidhar
  • Calling All New Yorkers: Rediscover Architectural Permanence
    Calling All New Yorkers: Rediscover Architectural Permanence
    NEW YORK—If you’ve ever passed through Grand Central Terminal, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, or the municipal ...
    April 1, 2014BY Christine Lin
  • Chicago: Worst Heroin Abuse in the Nation
    Chicago: Worst Heroin Abuse in the Nation
    The highest concentration of heroin abuse from across the nation can be found in and around Chicago.
    June 29, 2010BY Conan Milner
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