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Yes, they exist, but are only implemented in very small pockets of neighborhoods in cities across the US and there is usually huge hurdles in expanding them. Th
by BigRedDog1669 4y ago
Yes, they exist, but are only implemented in very small pockets of neighborhoods in cities across the US and there is usually huge hurdles in expanding them. They seem like window dressing in wealthy neighborhoods rather than as solutions being expanded citywide.
- xor99 4y agoExactly.. and believing that this will distribute evenly across the population magically and solve the issues relating to dense and unhealthy post-climate cities is the kernel of moderate climate-utopic thinking. Sure these interventions exist but so do Ferraris. They may or may not scale.
- ryukafalz 4y ago> and believing that this will distribute evenly across the population magically I don’t expect this will happen magically. I expect it will happen through advocacy and legislation.
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- ryukafalz 4y agoThe US is not a particularly good role model here. Look to Western Europe for better examples.