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IFC and Switzerland partner to advance Sustainable Cities programme
The second phase of the Sustainable Cities programme aims to attract $500m in green urban infrastructure financing.
Unearthing geothermal potential: The global cities leading the way
Does geothermal energy offer a sustainable pathway towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and securing energy independence for global cities?
52 London boroughs that could have been
In the first half of the 20th century, London grew rather a lot. Its official government, however, grew not at all.
Montreal’s new light-rail train draws a crowd
After a free weekend for curious passengers, Montreal’s new electric and driverless light-rail train began operation.
No more candy: Small businesses offered rent-free opportunity to revive London’s Oxford Street
Westminster City Council and New West End Company partner to launch a programme to rid Oxford Street of American candy stores.
Which cities have the most drinking fountains?
Summer in the Northern Hemisphere has seen heatwaves hit Europe and the US, with residents and tourists seeking the nearest drinking fountain.
Back to school: 40 mayors head to Harvard
The Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative recently unveiled its seventh class of mayors.
Subsurface heat islands: Are US cities sinking?
A new study has looked at underground climate change, a silent threat to urban infrastructure.
London boroughs recognised for promoting healthy streets and active travel
The London Healthy Streets Coalition, comprising health, environment, and transport campaigners, has awarded five London boroughs for their efforts in addressing the connection between public health and active travel.
Just a map of Manhattan dropped onto one of London
People love maps. And they really love maps on top of other maps.