Articles by Andrew Zaleski
Andrew Zaleski is a writer based near Washington, D.C., who writes frequently about science, technology, and business.
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Foot forward: Walkability is the key to fixing cities
Urban planner Jeff Speck's Theory of Walkability posits that cities designed for people, not cars, will be centers of growth in the 21st century. But he's not opposed to gassing up the car in the event of zombie attack.
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Mitch Lowe enlists an army of Zuckerbergs to save the planet
Lowe’s business accelerator launches companies that help us make better use of clean energy, from smart meters to sharable electric scooters.
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Green Party’s presidential candidate says it’s time to ‘take our country back’
Boston physician Jill Stein has accepted the party’s nomination for the highest office in the land. Now, can she get anyone to pay attention?
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Green streak: Green Party aims to stir up presidential race
This election year, the Green Party hopes to ride the spirit that drove the Occupy movement right into the mainstream.
