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Pictures of empty Boston are kind of a punch in the gut
Seeing a major city as a ghost town is incredibly sobering.
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This video of a sewer geyser in Chicago is utterly nuts
Chicago got a little bit of rain. And then it got a little bit of GEYSERS OF SEWER WATER SPEWING OUT OF THE STREET.
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Would you believe Miami has the most efficient road system in the country?
Of the biggest U.S. cities, Miami is the most efficient in terms of amount of highway. (Atlanta is the worst.)
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High-end European-style bike tracks — the next big thing in the hood?
They may seem like they've been dropped in from another planet, but supporters say velodromes give inner city kids a healthy pastime while helping build a vibrant urban cycling culture.
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Here’s what it would look like if we connected every subway from Canada to Mexico
We'd still have next to no coverage in the Midwest.
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For Cleveland, climate change could mean tons of toxic green algae
Heavy agriculture and global warming are aligning to produce nasty algae blooms in the Great Lakes, scientists say.
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Why nature happens on the margins in cities — and why that could be a good thing
Most U.S. urbanites live near parks -- but do they have enough "greenness" in their lives? The new website City Nature shows the disparities between rich and poor.
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Where not to pee in NYC: Interactive map shows you where you’ll get busted
Gothamist made a map that shows where in New York people are peeing and getting arrested for it. What will they think of next? More public toilets?
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A big battle over a tiny door in a San Francisco tree
There's a tiny door in a tree in San Fran's Golden Gate Park. People like it. Officials don't. Who will win?
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This town was almost blown off the map — now it’s back, and super green
When the town of Greensburg, Kan., was nearly wiped off the map by a giant tornado, local residents decided to rebuild a town that would endure.