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Jonathan Weiss

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Toronto
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Professor, Clinical Psychologist, Autism and Intellectual Disabilities Researcher, Co-Editor @_JARID_ (he/him)
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Guest Editorial: Ferry Could Span Beach Bike Path’s Unfinished Marina Peninsula Gap

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By Jonathan Weiss
| Streetsblog LA
Every summer, Los Angeles County runs the Marina del Rey WaterBus — a small, seasonal service that quietly demonstrates how much mobility can be unlocked with modest infrastructure. What the WaterBus doesn’t do, at least not yet, is help the thousands of people who bike between the South Bay and Santa Monica.
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Slaptieji „šnipai“ jūsų automobilyje – problema, galinti daug kainuoti

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By Indrė Kochmanaitė-Buran, Jonathan Weiss
| DELFI Lithuania Verified
Šiuolaikiniai automobiliai yra tikri važinėjantys kompiuteriai, ir didžiosios korporacijos jais naudojasi, kad surinktų jūsų gyvenimo detales ir panaudotų jas didesniam pelnui, BBC rašo Thomas Germainas. Tą gali patvirtinti ir patys automobilių gamintojai, jei atidžiai perskaitysite jų privatumo politiką.
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Sustainable Built Environments

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By Philippa Owen, Jonathan Weiss
| jacobs.com
Buildings and infrastructure shape how people live, work and connect. They influence health, comfort and economic activity, while placing growing pressure on natural and social systems. As population growth and climate change intensify, assets must do more than meet basic needs. They must be resilient, resource efficient and socially responsible.
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