This article critiques suburbia's environmental impact and consumer-driven appeal, arguing for a reimagined urban future to combat climate change.

This thesis explores how urban design and transit-oriented interventions can transform low-density, car-dependent greyfield sites like the Brunswick Naval Air Station into walkable, sustainable hubs, reducing environmental impact while revitalizing communities.

Exploring Scott Donaldson's The Suburban Myth and Lisa McGirr's Suburban Warriors, this analysis delves into post-WWII suburbanization’s influence on political conformity, community dynamics, and conservative ideology.

This article examines the historical and social impact of suburbanization through a 1942 General Electric ad and a 2021 New York Times article, revealing suburbia's enduring role as a refuge from societal upheaval.

This article proposes car-free policies for downtown Portland, Maine, drawing inspiration from European cities to reduce emissions, traffic congestion, and air pollution while enhancing pedestrian-friendly tourism.

This post explores Delhi's ambitious Electric Vehicle Policy, aiming for 25% EV adoption by 2024 to combat air pollution, boost green infrastructure, and set a global example.

This article explores how city governments can implement green initiatives through regulation, incentives, persuasion, and leadership, emphasizing tailored strategies for effective environmental change.