Topics:
- advertising
- air pollution
- Air Quality + Climate Change
- apps
- Asian Development Bank
- bike lanes
- Bus Rapid Transit
- Communications + Marketing
- customer service
- EPA
- Health + Road Safety
- inequality
- Integrated Transport
- Mercedes-Benz
- mobile apps
- Particulate Matter
- pedestrian safety
- Public Health
- public transportation
- real estate
- ring road
- road fatalities
- Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
- transit apps
- transport funding
- U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
- urban development
- Urban Development + Accessibility
Air quality data compiled by the World Health Organization shows alarming rates of dangerous particles in many cities. Photo by Ekhinos.
Power lines and pollution in northern China. Photo by AdamCohn.
Power lines and pollution in northern China. Photo by AdamCohn.
CO2 and air pollutant emissions can be greatly reduced by improving cities’ transportation systems, but accurately measuring these reductions can be a challenge.
People In Mexico City Losing Their Sense of Smell. Produced by theEMBARQ Network on Vimeo.



