Telling the Story of Cities
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Report: California’s water systems are in deep trouble “A new report is highlighting the gaps in California’s water infrastructure — and how… Read more What We’re Reading (4/23/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. 5 ways new monitoring technologies can help cities combat air pollution “Emerging monitoring technology can enable leaders to better understand when… Read more What We’re Reading (4/16/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Food security: How can UK cities feed themselves? “Makoto Yokohari of the University of Tokyo argues “urban agriculture can enhance the… Read more What We’re Reading (4/9/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. America Has Long Favored Cars Over Trains and Buses. Can Biden Change That? “…President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan, unveiled this… Read more What We’re Reading (4/2/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Are Cities Underestimating Carbon Pollution? “And it wasn’t just L.A.: The city of Cleveland, Ohio, undercounted its emissions by 90%, while Torrance, California, and Blacksburg,… Read more What We’re Reading (3/26/2021)