How a 'perfect storm' cut off water to this Colorado town
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Mapping the effects of the great 1960s ‘freeway revolts’
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Denver wants more trees, but arborists say the workforce can’t keep up
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Blasting work has started in Bergen on building the longest bicycle and pedestrian tunnel in the world
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More utilities plan to use blackouts to prevent wildfires
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Invasion of the electric scooter – can our cities cope?
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It's time to repaint the Öresund Bridge and it will take thirteen years
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Two million in Zimbabwe’s capital have no water as city turns off taps
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Blackout hits major sections of Manhattan
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The world's first automatic textile recycling facility will be built in Malmö
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Why US cities aren’t using more electric buses
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Finland to Estonia undersea rail tunnel project has taken a step forward
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Norway invites you to explore its electric vehicle paradise
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Finland invited me to visit and to learn all about the country's smart cities projects
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How Utrecht became a paradise for cyclists
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The global Cloudflare outage today was caused by a bad regex in a firewall rule that spiked CPU usage to 100% on all machines
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Meet the guy who bought a monorail for $1,000
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Six Finnish cities are building a model for sustainable urban development
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Denmark's first high-speed rail line officially inaugurated
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Norway is building the world's first submerged floating tunnel to cross the fjords
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How the Swedish town of Eskilstuna became the world capital of recycling
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Dutch telephone outage takes out nation’s emergency number for over three hours
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The LED traffic light and the danger of "but sometimes!"
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A guide to Roman latrines
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Asian countries take a stand against the rich world’s plastic waste
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Power has been restored to much of Argentina and Uruguay after a massive electrical failure left tens of millions of people in the dark
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Do better bike lanes keep drivers safer?
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California's largest utility resorts to blackouts to prevent wildfires
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If only experienced cyclists feel safe in a bike lane, then is it a bike lane at all? In Vancouver, a shift to “AAA” (all ages and abilities) bike lanes
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Ireland is ready to bet big on battery-powered trains
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Bullhead City, Arizona was a retiree paradise. Then came a biblical plague of flies.
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The forgotten victim of the Salvation Army building collapse
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To some solar users, power company fees are an unfair charge
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Nearly eight months after Hurricane Michael, Florida Panhandle feels left behind
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Oregon restricts solar development on prime farmland
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Everyone is framing 5G as a "race", but nobody seems to be able to explain why it matters who wins
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Jane Jacobs and the death and life of American planning
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Could Barcelona’s plan to push out cars and build superblocks work in the US?
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Water stays in the pipes longer in shrinking cities – a challenge for public health
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EU leaders: We won't follow Trump's Huawei ban
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5G networks could throw weather forecasting into chaos
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The politics of going to the bathroom
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11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever
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Removing love locks from bridges and statues
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'It would destroy it': New international airport for Machu Picchu sparks outrage
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Las Vegas is about to take a gamble on Elon Musk’s Boring Company
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Can car-crazy Dallas learn to love bikes?
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The magic of roundabouts
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Electricity grid cybersecurity will be expensive – who will pay, and how much?
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Inside Electrify America’s plan to simplify electric car charging
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