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City farms emit six times more greenhouse gases compared to typical agricultural fields: study
Urban farming is tricky. While futuristic hydroponic systems with multi-level vertical farms might …
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Airport, farm, and fast-food workers rally for better heat protections
Airport workers in Phoenix and farm workers in California said access to water and shade or AC is l…
Catherine Boudreau
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Boquete, Panama, was once a quiet town home to rainforests and coffee farms. Then came the retirees.
Boquete, Panama's weather and affordable cost of living make it an ideal paradise for boomers to re…
Monica Humphries
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A millennial couple moved to Italy and bought an olive oil farm for $154,000. They have no regrets.
Jerry O'Shea and Lucie Davidson moved from the UK to Italy for a cheaper cost-of-living and better …
Ella Hopkins
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I spent two months working on a farm in South Korea for free lodging and food. It was hard work, but I saved at least $2,000.
The two-month stay in South Korea helped him immerse himself in the local culture and save money fo…
Erin Liam
I did alpaca yoga at a farm just an hour outside of New York City
Insider reporter Jordan Erb spent the day doing yoga with alpacas and reconnecting with nature.
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How stocks can roar by 10% into year-end, Citi US equity-trading head says
Stocks will keep surging this year as long as month-to-month labor figures do not signal a recessio…
Filip De Mott
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I moved my family from Dallas to a small city in Missouri. I miss the diversity of food in Texas, but the cost of living is much cheaper here.
Josh Hartman and his family moved from the Dallas area to a small city in Missouri in 2022.
Erin Snodgrass
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A small group of farms in California use more water than entire cities, and it's mostly going to a single crop, a new report finds
An investigation by ProPublica found that some farming families in California use massive amounts o…
Maiya Focht
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The fastest-growing city in America has 2 things everyone wants, its mayor says
Few have heard of Celina, Texas, but it's the fastest-growing city in the US. Its mayor believes tw…
Alcynna Lloyd
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I'm a millennial who lives alone in a tiny house in the countryside. I don't feel like I'm missing out on city life.
Nikky de Graaf tried living in the city during university, but found it to be too stressful and exp…
Amanda Goh
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The Goldman prodigy behind Silicon Valley's glorious city of the future
Jan Sramek believes the solution to the housing crisis is to build a new city from scratch —…
Hugh Langley,Adam Rogers
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Gardeners are fuming about a study that found produce from urban farms has a high carbon footprint
Researchers are facing backlash over a study that found produce grown on urban farms has a higher c…
Catherine Boudreau
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Mexico City could run out of water in a month unless it rains
The Cutzmala water system, which provides water to millions in Mexico City, is operating at 28% cap…
Kenneth Niemeyer
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Delivering food on an e-bike or moped is a deadly endeavor in New York City
The fatality rate for app-based delivery drivers using non-car transport is five times as high as c…
Eliza Relman,Madison Hoff
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I was starved for adult connection while raising my daughter as a single mom. Moving back to the family farm was exactly what I needed.
I'm a single mom who didn't have enough people in her life. Moving back to the family farm with my…
Cat Jones
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A growing urban-farming movement has transformed dozens of vacant lots in Philadelphia. Now with city backing, some crucial green spaces can flourish without the threat of development.
Philadelphia is protecting its urban gardens. The city is buying dozens of properties to prevent de…
Catherine Boudreau
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Operator of San Francisco's $700-a-month sleeping pods is beefing with the city over planning approval
Brownstone Shared Housing's CEO claimed that San Francisco's planning department staff had an "adve…