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Analysis and musings on cities, the environment, infrastructure, design and social change from the 2011 cohort of The Department of City and Regional Planning's [IN]CITY summer program at UC-Berkeley's College of Environmental Design.
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- Greywater and Garden Parties
- Bikes 4 Life! Community Ride this Saturday!
- The Green Tax Shift
- What is Sustainability? A Reindeer Story
- Intersection of problems
- Graffiti in Cities: A Symbol of Economic Downturn??
- Better Work, Better Pay
- Taking advantage of congestion ?
- More TED talks
- A PLACE for Sustainable Living on San Pablo
- Urbanism and Iconography
- "Greening the Ghetto"
- Map Your Solar Potential - NYC Solar Map
- Its all in the Packaging: Move over Whole Foods.
- Documentary Recommendation: Are you sustainability?
- Letting go of a bright idea? Light Bulb Debates
- Understanding the True Cost of Gasoline
- Planning Games
- Another One Rides the Bus
- Sweet TED Talk: Building a Park in the Sky
- Is Money Enough of a Mandate?
- Thinking about Zotero
- Sleutherama - Online access to journals
- [In]City software thoughts
- Buying, renting bikes during the [In]City program
- Cafes with free WiFi
- Welcome INCitizens
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Hey man, awesome find. The High Line is absolutely amazing, such a great idea for redeveloping a historic structure. The amount of activity its brought to the area is great too, with bars and food trucks right underneath. Section Two just opened a few weeks ago and is even better than the first.
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