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Have fun, stay single — it’s sustainable

People who live alone tend to live more sustainably, which is good news for cities.

Claire Thompson Culture July 17, 2013

What’s up with Gina McCarthy’s nomination to head the EPA?

Obama nominated her four months ago, but Republicans have been holding up the process. Might they finally be ready to let it proceed?

Claire Thompson Climate & Energy July 1, 2013

A firefighter walks past a burning train wagon at Lac Megantic, Quebec, July 6, 2013.

Train explosion in Quebec stokes debate about oil transport

The deadly accident in Lac-Megantic has some people arguing that pipelines are safer than rail for transporting oil. The argument misses the point.

John Upton Technology July 8, 2013

Oysters, reefs, and swamps protect billions worth of real estate — for free

Without natural barriers, twice as much U.S. coastline will be highly exposed to climate risks.

Tim McDonnell Climate & Energy July 15, 2013

Genetically modified literature (in which I read books so you don’t have to)

Books on the GMO controversy don't always wear their sympathies and biases on their sleeves -- so here's a handy guide.

Nathanael Johnson Technology August 14, 2013

Those who walk together rise up together

New research shows dense, walkable neighborhoods are the hottest spots for environmental and social justice groups.

Susie Cagle Cities July 11, 2013

Nuns with a new creed: Environmentalism

While many of their aged peers are living out their days in quiet convents, these women are digging gardens and offsetting carbon.

Angela Evancie Culture October 18, 2013

Prague’s “love subway” will let single people find romance while they commute

It'll basically be like Amtrak's quiet car, except instead of sitting in silence, everyone will be scanning the car like they would a bar on a Saturday night.

Sarah Laskow Culture May 21, 2013

Get your city fix: Parklets, DIY bike lanes, and other hometown improvement projects

Inspired by crosswalk vigilante Anthony Cardenas? Then check out these other city hacks of questionable legality.

Susie Cagle Culture June 7, 2013

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