#Urban

PDX Resistance ✊

Pdx_resistance

Thread compiling a number of the stories from the last day or two.1/ Another chapter in the deeply-reported story showing the absolute worst racism imaginable, widespread among a typical suburban

Dustin

EngineerDustin

Anatomy of a Road Diet Pitch Lately I have been pitching more and more road diets to communities with a fair amount of success. So I wanted to share some

🚩ProletariatRising🚩

ProletariatRis1

I know I've been going on about the Mormons in my posts today, but like.. this shit gets really deep - into how the CIA perpetrated the Cold War, into

Lauren Vidas 😷

BroadAndMarket

City Council is back in session from its abbreviated summer recess. Here's what's going down in terms of bills / resies being introduced. 1/ Councilwoman Parker coming in with

Hansi Lo Wang

hansilowang

NEW: Republicans in Congress are signaling the Census Bureau cannot take the extra time it has said it needs to count every person living in the U.S. amid the pandemic

Dr. Cam Hostinar

CamHostinar

If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to reduce your #stress levels in 2020, here are 10 evidence-based strategies to try. There are other great ones, but these can

Ramneek Kundra

iramneek

Reliance Industries Limited and FacebookThis is a long thread that may interest $FB and $RIL.NS investors. 1/n…Yesterday, $FB bought a 9.99% stake in Jio Platforms for $5.7Bn, a subsidiary of

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

Twitter has made a huge positive impact on my life. Lots of people complain about it, so I wanted to write some notes about how I use it.Love to hear

Dr Godfrey Gandawa

DrGGandawa

In November 2017, bread was $0.90. It is now $70 as inflation rages at 837%. Contrast this with the 5% inflation projected by govt. When you project 5% inflation and

Jeramiah Dooley

jdooley_clt

Ok, I've spent the morning looking at voting data after the whole “people split their votes for President and congress, that’s a call that we need to be more moderate”

Alexander Reid Ross

areidross

This year was pretty wild. I got my PhD and got tear gassed for the first time, did a lot of media, and published a dozen or so articles in

Matt Malkus

malkusm

Clearly, anyone who thinks school closures are doing great harm to children is just playing politics. That's why publications on the right, such as NPR, the Washington Post, the New

Joe Banks

JoeBanksWriter

Here's some New Year fun (which I'm sure we could all do with right now). When I was getting ideas together for the book, one of the potential chapter headings

Toon_Dreessen

Toon_Dreessen

Some good points here, in editorial from @globeandmail, a short thread: 1/https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editorials/article-the-difficult-math-of-accounting-for-climate-change/ Buildings account, today, for over 40% of GHG and, col

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

One reason college towns often have constrained supply is the logical interest group which would advocate for more supply, the super-dominant employer i.e. the university, operates a for-profit housing cluster

Andy Obuoforibo

andyRoidO

The rift between the Globalist & Nativist wings of the Republican Party is interesting to watch. "A party is a political organ of a class" -Marx. Now the 2 classes

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