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Examining 2020 Presidential Election voter turnout in Eastern City of Tucson: Precinct 182
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The Maunder Minimum
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How much is a tree worth?
By John Eddy LAST month 15 trees were removed to make way for the new transit hub in the centre of Cowes. They included a magnificent southern blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) that was probably in the order of 150 years old, perhaps older. Most likely a remnant of the pre-settlement Island flora, it was 1.3 metres in diameter at breast height, a thing of natural beauty, and a habitat for many creatures, including a pair of kookaburras that nested in a hollow.
Back to nature
With views of Western Port, Scenic Estate was a developer’s dream and a planning nightmare. John Eddy delves into the history of Phillip Island’s new conservation reserve. By John Eddy SCENIC Estate Reserve is a new 28-hectare (70-acres) conservation reserve on Phillip Island, in the area formerly known as “Chinamans”, located on the north side of the Tourist Road opposite Forrest Caves.
A civil debate: Are driverless cars good for cities?
With experts predicting widespread autonomous vehicle (AV) adoption in the not-too-distant-future, many policymakers, designers, and ordinary citizens are left scratching their heads, uncertain of what to expect and how to prepare. We asked John Eddy, who leads Arup’s research into the impact of AVs on the built environment, and Ryan Falconer, head of the firm’s Canadian transportation consulting business, to stage a mock debate about the risks and rewards of a driverless future.
Sustainable Planet starting in your own backyard
Petition statement to be delivered to The Washington State House, The Washington State Senate, Governor Jay Inslee, The United States House of Representatives, The United States Senate, and President Barack Obama Sustainable Planet starting in your own backyard Petition by John Eddy Sign this petition
The Confusion of the Parentheses
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Industrial Designer Reviews Sketching Experience on iPad Pro vs. Surface Pro vs. Wacom Cintiq Companion
Whether you’re a DIY woodshop hobbyist, tech-savvy tinkerer or a high-end design enthusiast, create a list of your top 5 gift ideas between now and December 7th and you'll be in the running for some amazing prizes. There are plenty of concise video reviews of tablets online--but few of them describe specifically what it's like for an industrial designer to use them.
Houston rethinks mass transit
In the developed world, the municipal systems we rely on are largely invisible and universal. In mansions and studio apartments alike, flip a switch and the lights come on; turn a tap and water flows out. Transportation is a different matter. The way we get from place to place varies greatly, influenced by location, lifestyle, and socioeconomic status.
Seattle Luxury Real Estate for Sale
Home of the Day is a new feature presented by the Puget Sound Business Journal and Realogics Sotheby's International Realty. This is your invitation to view some of Puget Sound's most-luxurious properties. Come inside and take a look around. Click on the gallery image to the right to view today's featured property. Meticulously maintained 1930 Brick Tudor set at the end of a gorgeous tree-lined street.
Women's Entrepreneurship Has Potential to Create Tailwind for U.S. Economic Growth
(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) Nov. 19, 2014 – Female entrepreneurship, especially in high-growth fields, could be the catalyst for economic growth in America, according to a new Kauffman Foundation research report.
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