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A new survey shows that most Americans know that expanding roads doesn't fix traffic. Why do states keep pursuing these harmful projects?
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A new survey shows that most Americans know that expanding roads doesn't fix traffic. Why do states keep pursuing these harmful projects?
Over the last decade, we have often been promised a better, cleaner, greener mobility future. New ride-hailing services (e.g., Uber founded in 2009; Lyft...
New York City has a lot of concrete, and it’s not located in the desert. As a result, it’s got a problem with flooding,...
Many cities are questioning the wisdom of minimum parking regulations that deprive them of valuable land for development.
Mobility Energy Productivity Tool Is Helping Decision-Makers Visualize Equity Gaps in Transportation and Find Solutions How long does it take you to get to...
Electric vehicles are great, but there is no better transportation option than a bicycle. Bicycles provide much needed exercise (also saving emissions from a...
The latest IPCC report cannot emphasize enough that what cities do in the next decade matters.
The 2021–2022 WRI Ross Center Prize for Cities launched on World Cities Day, October 31, 2021. Submissions are open until February 15, 2022. Find...
By Zachary Shahan and Johnna Crider There’s an interesting article published recently in The Atlantic, but one reading of it could also come across...
Originally published by Union of Concerned Scientists, The Equation. By David Reichmuth and Leslie Aguayo, a Climate Equity Program Manager from The Greenlining Institute Zero-emission vehicle...
States and utilities need to take intentional steps to ensure the coming wave of vehicle electrification is accessible to everyone, especially those in low-...