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A disassembled smartphone with hands holding up scorecards

Apple finally admits its products are difficult to repair

Major tech brands like Apple and Microsoft must now give their smartphones and laptops "repairability" scores in France — and the initial results don’t look good.

Maddie Stone Technology April 7, 2021

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What voting rights mean for the planet

The inextricable link between voting rights and environmental justice

Derrick Z. Jackson Politics February 1, 2022

Electric car with neon lines representing roads on top of Michigan

Michigan plans to build the country’s first wireless EV charging road

Will it work?

Jena Brooker Transportation October 5, 2021

A man and child ride on a bike in Chicago.

In Chicago, cyclists in Black neighborhoods are over-policed and under-protected

A simple solution for transportation equity: bike lanes.

Adam Mahoney Cities October 21, 2021

Jordan Downs public housing in Los Angeles with a new apartment building being constructed in the background.

Decades after Watts revolted, the Black neighborhood is being ‘revitalized’ — but the cost is steep

Residents wonder how the most environmentally burdened place in California became one of the most vied-for plots of land in all of LA.

Adam Mahoney Cities June 18, 2021

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The environmental justice fight to block the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti claims hosting the 2028 Olympics will have “no impact” on the environment. Inglewood residents say otherwise.

Adam Mahoney Cities October 12, 2021

Julius Caesar statue in apocalyptic Las Vegas with tumbleweeds

Las Vegas just hosted a climate denier conference and it makes perfect sense

The selection of Caesars Palace as the venue may have been a matter of price or convenience, but it’s hard not to read into the poetry of it.

Eve Andrews Culture October 18, 2021

In America’s cities, inequality is engrained in the trees

A new study finds that low-income blocks have less tree cover and hotter average temperatures than high-income ones.

Adam Mahoney Cities May 5, 2021

President of the United States Joe Biden signs the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, H.R. 3684, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law at the White House in Washington, DC on November 15, 2021

One surprising winner in Biden’s infrastructure bill: Biodiversity

Biden's infrastructure bill puts billions toward wildlife and ecosystems.

Zoya Teirstein Politics November 17, 2021

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