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Since the 1970s, cities have been employing something called hostile architecture to try to keep certain people from being in certain places — think handles on bus benches to prevent people from laying down on them.Some states are now starting to rethink this, but Jonathan Pacheco Bell says it’s still very common in cities around the world.Pacheco Bell is a senior embedded
The debate around student loans in the U.S. often focuses on individual responsibility, but debt didn't grow to $1.6 trillion without federal and state policy.
In a tight and expensive housing market, where homes are desperately needed but also hard to build, people of every income level have decided to simply build themselves. The result is a vast informal housing market that accounts for millions of units nationwide, especially at the lower end.
News News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. A Denver Neighborhood Creates Green Space to Improve Community Health Members of Groundwork Denver, Denver Parks & Recreation, and community volunteers at the Platte Farm Open Space in Denver. Photo from Groundwork Denver Once a dumping ground for trash and industrial pollution, Platte Farm Open Space now has gardens, trails, and play areas enjoyed by the whole community. Apr 27, 2021 With the arrival of spring, Platte Farm Open Space, in the diverse, working-...