Why the Filipino youth are our strongest roots for a better tomorrow? Three years ago, we planted seeds. We didn’t comprehend it at the time — not entirely. But there was something in the air during those campaign rallies. They weren’t just political events. They were gatherings of hope. Of courage. Of awakening. You could feel…
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We have a new study preprint looking at “The impact of transit monetary costs on transport equity analyses”. The manuscript is currently under review, but one can already read/cite it from OSF Preprints. The paper was led by Daniel Herszenhut (Twitter: @dhersz), who has been doing some great work in his master’s thesis and in…
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Ithaca, NY, May 19, 2025 – The Greenhouse Lighting and Systems Engineering (GLASE) Consortium at Cornell University is excited to announce the launch of its new Greenhouse Course Catalog. This resource serves as a centralized database of active CEA training from leading academic institutions. The Greenhouse Course Catalog aggregates continuing education options from trusted educators,…
Thid essay was originally written by Nayla Saniour on January 31, 2021 on her blog Urraca Urbana. You can read the original blog post here. Nayla grew up in Beirut and she currently works in Madrid as an urban consultant on public spaces strategies in cities across the world. On the first weekend of January,…
Editor’s note: In anticipation of what we all believe will be a stellar UHA conference this October 9-12 in Los Angeles, we are featuring Los Angeles as our theme this month. This is our sixth and final post; you can see others from this month as well as past pieces on the city here. In…
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This story was co-published with Overstory, an online newsroom covering the systems and solutions behind Hawai‘i’s most pressing issues. On Aug. 8, 2024, a new milestone was reached in the aftermath of the deadly Lahaina wildfire that destroyed 2,200 structures and displaced 12,000 residents on the island of Maui: A Lahaina nonprofit secured its first…
Introduction: From Soil to SocietyIn the context of rapid urbanization in China, the demand for green spaces transcends ecological concerns, touching upon issues of equity and community well-being. Community gardens emerge as a compelling solution, fostering environmental sustainability and social cohesion. These modest spaces are redefining our understanding of inclusive and participatory urban design. From…
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You can achieve a healthy organic garden without applying pesticides, weed killers, and fertilizers. Organic lawn care comes with a lot of things to consider. When you use organic products, you improve the soil structure, supply roots with nutrients, and build a pest-resistant turf. So, how do you attain this? Without looking any further continue…
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When Taylor Swift got political and signed off on a memorable social media post with a nod to her love for cats, a guide to transporting cats by bicycles was inevitable. You’ve probably seen dogs happily riding along in bike baskets or trailers, but what about cats? While cats might seem like homebodies, with the…
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DIY planter ideas are something you should consider when starting your spring garden, especially if you live in an urban area. We have a massive poplar tree in our backyard, and for years, I struggled to get anything to grow beneath it. I tried hydrangeas, hosta, Solomon’s seal, and many other shade-loving perennials and shrubs,…
