American Scientist
'Back Door' Flooding Of New Orleans: An Unnatural Disaster
A science columnist reflects on a city made possible and made vulnerable by reliance on technology.
American Scientist
Why Don't De-populating Towns Disappear?
A computer scientist takes a mathematical look at how and where Americans move.
American Scientist
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Sweet Spot Density for Livable Neighborhoods -- Diana DeRubertis
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New Partners for Smart Growth Conference Kicks Off 2009 in the Land of Enchantment
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APA Technology Division Elections-Nominations Due Jan. 16th
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