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The urbanization of water poverty Over the twentieth century, the story of water access inequality in the United States has morphed from a predominantly rural to a majority urban problemâa process we call the urbanization of water poverty. Nationwide, the United States has made great strides in improving water and sewerage access since the 1970s,…
“The Permaculture Design certification course changed my life. They gave me a foundation to start designing the reality I wanted to live in,” William Padilla-Brown says on Oct. 18, 2024, at his home in Los Angeles. (Photo by Brandelyn Clark/Cronkite News) LOS ANGELES – Amid the barren patches of dirt scattered throughout Los Angeles’ bustling…
Finding a variety of affordable fresh fruits and vegetables in cities is complicated because of the absence of large supermarkets chased out by high rents and poor sales. Urbanites are left with expensive corner grocery stores, convenience stores selling candy and soda high in sugar and calories, or fast food joints tempting you with fried…
The innovative creative agency “They That Do” has recently launched a home-based startup, Seedfolk. Seedfolk combines antique botanical designs and timber vegetable engravings to enhance home gardening. It offers unique plant varieties beautifully packaged, not typically available at garden centers, capitalizing on the urban gardening trend. Gemma Hudson founded Seedfolk, born out of the national…
