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What’s Missing In Cities’ Climate Resilience Interventions?

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By Aysha Khan Verified
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: In this July 6, 2015, file photo, people, pets and sailors use the Willamette River to cool off in Portland, Oregon. Don Ryan / AP. Three New Studies Assess. Three new studies on green alleys, rain barrels, and daylighting urban streams hold important takeaways for urban planners across the country. Cities are under growing pressure to green their infrastructure, manage stormwater, and reverse ecological decline, all at once.
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What’s Missing in Cities’ Climate Resilience Interventions? Three New Studies Assess

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By Aysha Khan Verified
| Next City Verified
Cities are under growing pressure to green their infrastructure, manage stormwater, and reverse ecological decline, all at once. Three studies published in recent weeks offer useful, if sometimes sobering, evidence on where progress is being made and where the gaps remain.
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Cities in the Shadow of the Server: A Reading List for Urbanists

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By Aysha Khan Verified
| Next City Verified
The fight over tech infrastructure in our cities didn’t start with ChatGPT, and it won’t end with it, either. For decades, technology companies have been arriving in cities and communities with grand promises of jobs, efficiency, and automated utopias, but ultimately extracting far more than they delivered: land, water, public subsidies, data, democratic control over local decisions. The tools and the scale have changed; the pattern hasn’t.
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