Posts about "urban planning"

A research initiative at Penn State has unveiled a pioneering method of leveraging streetlights as electric vehicle charging stations. The study, involving the installation of 23 charging units in Kansas City, revealed that these streetlight-based chargers are not only faster and more cost-effective than conventional charging stations but also more environmentally sustainable. Moreover, the AI-driven approach prioritizes scalability and equity, allowing for broader implementation in urban settings.

For over a century and a half, U.S. cities have adhered to an unwritten rule that dictates their economic coherence despite technological upheavals. A new study reveals how these urban areas maintain a balance between growth and continuity, staying true to their economic roots while evolving.