Sustainable Cities
5 articles
What Are 15-Minute Cities and Why Do They Matter for Accessible Neighborhoods?
By 2050, annual solid waste production is projected to surge by 70% compared to 2016 levels, creating immense pressure on urban infrastructure and public health.
What Is Health-Centric Urban Development and Why Does It Matter?
Phase Two of New York's QueensWay project secured over $100 million in federal funding, marking a significant investment in urban revitalization and green infrastructure.
How to Use Infill Development: A Guide for Local Governments
In Toronto, the 69-acre Regent Park site transformed into a high-density, mixed-income community.
Neighborhood transit upgrades are lagging, jeopardizing sustainable city growth.
Despite 71% of Atlanta voters approving a transit sales tax in 2016, a proposed $3.
Beyond Budgets: Why Accessible Public Green Spaces Are Our Best Urban Investment
Prioritizing accessible public green spaces is the most critical investment for a city's long-term economic vitality, social equity, and community well-being. It's about building resilient, healthy urban environments for generations to come.