Welcome to Citiwire.net! Who doesn’t love a park? Guest columnist Jay Walljasper not only celebrates parks but explains why today we may need them more than ever… But if thinking about parks makes you feel warm and fuzzy, just wait. Neal Peirce describes the horrific sights of a slaughterhouse, and the only slightly less horrific toll that our taste for meat is taking on the Earth. Isn’t there a better way?
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- Less Harmful Shale Development: Ohio’s Big Experiment (3)
Caitlin: Hate to nitpick, but it’s Center for Sustainable *Shale* Development, not Shell.
Neal Peirce: Comments received from Richard Averett – Upstate NY If the politicians spent a few hours looking...
Roberta Brandes Gratz: They still need 1 million gallons of water per well and generate endless amount of truck...
- Learning, Again, Why Plans Sometimes Fail (6)
Howard Wooldridge: Richard…seems like you have never seen someone blow on a balloon or a piece of bubble gum...
Richard Schmoyer: Dont go to 400 million? About a dozen years ago I attended an international conference in...
Chris Bonney: I took part in the Hampton Roads Virginia Reality Check, where we came to many of the same conclusions...
- Opponents Sue to Stem Onrush of Flashing Digital Billboards (1)
Arnold long: This crazy idea that drivers can be safely distracted is dangerous. It’s simply electronic...
- How the “Bikelash” Faded in New York and Other Cities (2)
Stephen A Goldsmith: Great piece, will be a bay leaf in the soup for those who work so hard in cities throughout the...
Khal Spencer: One must not confuse the loud but irrelevant rants of a few extremists on the Internet with public...
- Girding Cities for a Perilous Century (4)
Beth Sanders: Chief Resilience Officer is a great idea. Their influence can be both local and global, as individuals...
- Less Harmful Shale Development: Ohio’s Big Experiment (3)
