From The Atlantic
A large coalition of U.S. mayors and local governments is coming to the EPA’s defense in the legal battle to cut carbon emissions from power plants.
A New York-based startup is donating four street lamps to the city that light up using solar-kinetic energy.
Scientists are using, well, pee and poop to get a more accurate picture of drug use in your city.
For better and for worse, Hadid was the world’s first woman starchitect.
The final part in a series exploring little-seen contributions to cartography.
A newly updated archive lets you track images of urban makeovers across the world.
Watch these drivers cling to a street-sweeper’s bumper like hungry suckerfish.
Relocating to a lower-poverty neighborhood has significant, long-term benefits for kids, regardless of their age.
India’s first driverless “taxi pods” are set debut in Gurgaon, a booming city that boasts gleaming skyscrapers but lacks urban infrastructure.
"It’s the American expectation that’s creating the problem," says parking guru Donald Shoup.
Don’t be intimidated.
The Audubon Mural Project pairs environmentalists with street artists, creating colorful tributes to birds threatened by climate change.
A rally cry for hot dogs as ballparks reach toward ever-loftier eats.
