Residents would be both happier and healthier if the Georgia capital were more walkable, leading urbanist says. Buford Highway, which runs from DeKalb County through the Gwinnett cities of Norcross, ...
Atlanta is one of America's fastest-growing and least-dense major metros, and city leaders are betting on the BeltLine, Bus Rapid Transit, highway caps, and a billion-gallon reservoir to transform it ...
Introduction: anatomy of sprawl / Robert D. Bullard -- Environmental costs and consequences of sprawl / Robert D. Rullard, Glenn S. Johnson, and Angel O. Torres -- Dismantling transportation apartheid ...
Growing up in a sprawling neighborhood could cost you nearly $3,000 in annual income compared to living in a more compact area, according to new research that reveals how urban development patterns ...
Urban sprawl is not just unsightly. It could also be impeding intergenerational mobility for low-income residents and reinforcing racial inequality, according to a series of recent studies led by a ...
Urban sprawl and the uneven development of metropolitan America / Gregory D. Squires -- The environmental impacts of sprawl / David J. Cieslewicz -- Sprawl, concentration of poverty, and urban ...
Our discussion of rebuilding the unity of health and the environment in the southeastern United States logically begins with the definition of “health.” The World Health Organization defines health as ...
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