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| | | | | [Edit May 2024: This concept was republished in Asterisk Magazine.] Just a couple of hours drive east of Los Angeles lies the Imperial Valley, home to Palm Springs, some of the most productive agriculture on Earth, and the Salton Sea. Together with Los Angeles, this area uses over five million acre-feet (MAF) of water from... | |
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article traces the geological origins and historical development of Chicago, from its formation by glaciers and trade with the Potawatomi to its rapid expansion via the Illinois and Michigan Canal and the railroad boom. | |
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| | | An entire fifth of the largest pot of federal money that's explicitly promised to active transportation users was actually given to drivers last year - and advocates say it's critical that we support a package of legislation that makes it harder for states to rob people who walk and roll to pay people who pilot automobiles, while also expanding the pie. | ||