Transforming Transportation 2013 hosted policymakers and transport experts. Photo by Aaron Minnick/EMBARQ.

Rajkot, India, in a partnership with EMBARQ India, launched its first unified auto-rickshaw fleet. Photo courtesy of EMBARQ India.

“Sustainability in China, and arguably for the world, hangs in the balance, in how Chinese cities are designed,” said Clayton Lane, Global Lead of WRI’s Sustainable Cities Initiative. “China has a remarkable opportunity here to not repeat the mistakes made in the West.”

“Sustainability in China, and arguably for the world, hangs in the balance, in how Chinese cities are designed,” said Clayton Lane, Global Lead of WRI’s Sustainable Cities Initiative. “China has a remarkable opportunity here to not repeat the mistakes made in the West.”

The historic and scenic city of Changwon will welcome sustainable transport enthusiasts in October. Photo by SeongJun Hong.

Living Cities works to link private capital with innovation in cities. Photo by Evan Leeson.

Part of a bigger picture of urban greening, urban agriculture can have significant impact on food security in cities. Photo by Blaine O'Neill

Although already at 11 million residents, Tianjin is expected to see a surge in population by 2030. Photo by Bill Benson

Zipcar’s moto, “Wheels when you want them,” resonated with Baltimore residents, leading to an 11 percent increase in public transport use. Photo by Ian Collins.

Officials sign off on a Detroit light rail route, with hopes that it will contribute to commercial and residential revitalization. Photo by Ian Freimuth.