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| | | | | Even people who know the historic benefits of duplexes (and the like) can be wary of re-legalizing them. We need to understand why if we want to effectively promote missing middle housing. | |
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48hills.org
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| | | | | The supporters of the 'build-at-all-costs' position ignore a half-century of history and the realities of the modern housing market | |
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socialistworker.org
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| | | | | A new wave of organizations that proudly claims the name "Yes In My Backyard" stands for letting developers keep building. | |
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humantransit.org
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| | | In December, Alex Steffen wrote a provocative article at Worldchanging proposing that Seattle aim to become North America's first carbon-neutral city. I'm not an expert on carbon-neutrality as a whole, but I can certainly comment on the transport dimensions of it. Here are some reasons to bet on Seattle, in particular, as a place that [...] | ||
