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While housing advocates have been calling attention to the imminent danger of evictions and homelessness amid a pandemic and economic downturn, the Covid-19 crisis also stands to exacerbate the nation’s sizable affordable housing shortage.https://trib.al/G7gGlEd 

A new report touts Paris's model for putting essentials within close walking or biking distance as an economic boost for coronavirus-ravaged municipal budgetshttps://trib.al/GL0zjmD 

Looking for a pandemic vacation idea? While we reported on this bike-friendly camper trailer years ago, it is now extremely relevant for the era of social distancing. #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/WZx87LB 

Seemingly overnight, what was once a novelty limited to a handful of neighborhoods has become London’s de rigeur post-Covid mobility solution.https://trib.al/UGtFl1y 

Singapore's affordable housing program worked so well that some of its subsidized apartments now resell for more than $700,000. @majenterprise reports:https://trib.al/SjoFh2s 

"By planting even small gardens, urban areas can have great collective impact." #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/Hhzi917 

According to providers, researchers, and advocates, it's no exaggeration to say that without government investment and assistance — from local, state and federal governments — the U.S. child care system as we know it may collapsehttps://trib.al/Nen3lpK 

The Worldwide Labyrinth Locator counts roughly 6,000 globally in everything from schools and gardens to mountains and famous cathedrals.https://trib.al/ybCOQhm 

San Diego's sensor-equipped streetlights were supposed to collect traffic data; instead, police tapped them for crime-scene videohttps://trib.al/evMdkqG 

Accessibility has reshaped the streets of the world during the pandemic. But it would not have happened without disability activists’ long, hard fight. More from @ablerismhttps://trib.al/qwGwAeo 

An exhaustive census survey projects a nation on the brink of financial disaster.https://trib.al/0657b2I 

Navigator: Finding community during a pandemichttps://trib.al/t7wvFjr 

In July 2019, Milwaukee became the first city in the nation to declare racism a public health crisis. Since then, more than 80 cities and counties across the U.S. have followed suit with declarations of their own.https://trib.al/bp6wS5X 

Coronavirus hasn't stopped these YIMBYs from following through with efforts to get signatures for their ballot initiativehttps://trib.al/AU6r0A5 

Chicago is reinventing the corner store.https://trib.al/5jsW2dA 

How steam heat was enlisted to fight the Spanish Flu, and ended up overheating your apartmenthttps://trib.al/D1IQckJ 

The extent of Covid-19’s financial impact on transit is sobering. New York City’s MTA expects as high as a $12.6 billion shortfall through 2021.https://trib.al/fSrz9e0 

As the coronavirus brings on a wave of social and economic tumult, one Depression-era idea is getting a new look.https://trib.al/MvES0oz 

A study of eviction filings in Boston finds that 78% of cases are concentrated in Black and immigrant neighborhoods. Those communities could face a major displacement crisis in August, when a state-level eviction ban endshttps://trib.al/jviwbya