Copenhagen's new City Ring metro line is likely to face delays, breakdowns and other operating issues when it finally opens at the end of next month
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Shade: It’s a civic resource, an index of inequality, and a requirement for public health. Shade should be a mandate for urban designers
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Cities: Skylines | Power, Politics, & Planning: Episode 6: Public Housing Part 2
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No, Lyme disease is not an escaped military bioweapon, despite what conspiracy theorists say
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Very rare pathogenic genetic variants detected by SNP-chips are usually false positives: implications for direct-to-consumer genetic testing
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In Denmark's train dream the next big city is only an hour away
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Swedish government wants night trains to European capitals
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Why US cities aren’t using more electric buses
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Americans shouldn’t have to drive, but the law insists on it
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This traditional Brazilian raw milk cheese is caught in the crosshairs of a battle over government regulation
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Denver is capturing geese from city parks to be killed and given to hungry families
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The West isn’t ready for the long-term health impacts of wildfire smoke
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A ban on smoking in many public outdoor spaces in Sweden comes into effect on July 1st
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San Francisco bans sales of e-cigarettes
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Denmark's first high-speed rail line officially inaugurated
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Subway history: How OS/2 powered the NYC subway for decades
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Ireland is ready to bet big on battery-powered trains
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London bus attack: Arrests after gay couple who refused to kiss beaten
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European Drug Report 2019 directly contrasts US drug crisis, tells a story of relative calm
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Science institute that advised EU and UN 'actually industry lobby group'
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The cancer capital of America: Eastern Kentucky is poor, remote, and inadequately serviced, and those factors have led to alarming rates of cancer in the area
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Thousands pour through gates to ride Sydney's first driverless trains
Thousands pour through gates to ride Sydney's first driverless trains What this article fails to mention is that there have been teething problems.
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Water stays in the pipes longer in shrinking cities – a challenge for public health
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Colorado becomes first state in nation to cap price of insulin
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The politics of going to the bathroom
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By censoring Arthur’s same-sex wedding, Alabama Public Television betrayed Mr. Rogers’ legacy
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Emotional health in public schools
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California teachers pay for their own substitutes during extended sick leave
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Not just for soldiers: Civilians with PTSD struggle to find effective therapy
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249 babies born with syphilis in Thailand this year: Public Health Ministry
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Why physicians are prescribing time in nature
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Uber’s plans include attacking public transit: documents filed for IPO reveal plans to privatize transportation, getting riders off public buses and trains and onto "Uber buses."
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'No Visible Bruises' upends stereotypes of abuse, sheds light on domestic violence
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'Uber was supposed to be our public transit'
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I’m a North Carolina public school teacher. Here’s why I’m walking out today.
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The happiest cats on Earth
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Could Hawaii be paradise for hydrogen-powered public transit?
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The only way to rein in Big Tech is to treat them as a public service
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Is prison necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore might change your mind.
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Take from the rich and give to ... the subway? Inside New York's evolving congestion pricing policy.
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To build the cities of the future, we must get out of our cars
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Free short story vending machines delight commuters
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A three-day expedition to walk across Paris underground
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The new ‘dream home’ should be a condo
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Shock rise in global measles outbreaks 'disastrous' for children, UN warns
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Can post-revolution Yerevan get to grips with its informal architecture epidemic?
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Dollars on the margins - $15/hr minimum wage as a US public health measure
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Vande Bharat Express begins first commercial run, tickets sold out
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Raw milk drinkers in nineteen states at risk of rare, dangerous infectious disease
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Conservative Christian group launches campaign against “Buddhist meditation” in public schools
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