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18 People Shaping Cities Today
Every year, I put a call out to my paid subscribers and ask them to share a little about their work. I love learning about what they’re doing, and also take great pride in the community they help shape here at The New Urban Order. Read abou...
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I write the newsletter, The New Urban Order, about cities. My book, BRAVE NEW HOME, explores how single-family housing wasn't always how we lived, why it became the American Dream, and the people pushing for alternatives to it.
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Author of "Living the 1.5 degree Lifestyle" and “The Story of Upfront Carbon.”
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