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Monthly Archives: October, 2013

Global Warming – good news + bad news October 31, 2013
Suburbia: Commuting’s Hidden Costs October 30, 2013
Are we really stronger than the storm? A year later, what have we changed? October 29, 2013
After Sandy: Surviving and Thriving in Red Hook NYC October 29, 2013
A stronger, more resilient NYC — a year after the flood, designing for the next disaster October 29, 2013
Wake of the Flood (Photo: Matthew Kraus) October 24, 2013
Growth is Obsolete October 22, 2013
How IKEA practices sustainablity to help save the planet — TED Talk October 22, 2013
Jane Jacobs — Downtown is for People October 20, 2013
Save Tin Pan Alley! October 20, 2013

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