In the Media
Princeton | Places Urban Imagination Prize: Shoshana R. Goldstein
Places Journal: Shoshana Goldstein (Ph.D. CRP '19) won the inaugural Princeton Places Urban Imagination Prize for her study of inequities suffered by Indian migrant workers.
Hidden Territories: Uncovering the Racist Legacy of the American Landscape
Harvard Graduate School of Design: Harvard GSD quotes CRP's Linda Shi and others on equitable planning policy structure and transforming the design disciplines to achieve social justice.
Second Ithaca Drought in Five Years Threatens Water Supply and Local Ecosystem
Cornell Daily Sun: Regional science graduate student Harman Singh Dhodi (M.R.P. '21) comments on conditions, practices, and ideas that shape Cornell's water management systems.
Climate Change Offers Opportunity for Cooperation, Innovation, and Leadership in Coastal Georgia
Savannah Now: CRP's Linda Shi comments on the challenges of defining a cohesive climate adaptation agenda attending to inequality, education, health policy, and other issues.
From Peak City to Ghost Town: The Urban Centres Hit Hardest by COVID-19
Financial Times: CRP's Thomas Campanella is quoted in Financial Times on how the pandemic has changed cities such as London, Paris, Tokyo, and New York City.
The Wall Street Journal: Building Up Their Memory
The Wall Street Journal: Höweler + Yoon's Memorial to Enslaved Laborers at UVA honors the thousands of slaves who constructed the school, many of whom remain unidentified.
Should We Be Subsidizing Cars for Low-Income Families?
Fast Company: CRP’s Nick Klein tackles a transportation conundrum: subsidizing cars for auto-dependent commuters while improving transit, walking, and biking infrastructure.
Ideas We Should Steal: 10 Ways to Fix Our Garbage Mess
The Philadelphia Citizen: Executive Director of AAP NYC Robert W. Balder brings expertise to a dialogue on merging trash with economic development in Philadelphia.
Coronavirus Shows How a Street Closure Could Open Up Downtown Clearwater
Tampa Bay Times: Associate Professor Stephan Schmidt, CRP, comments on the potential benefit of permanent pedestrian malls out of street closures for outdoor dining.
U.S. Election 2020: Scientists Weigh in on Climate Change Issues
MedicalNewsToday: Linda Shi, assistant professor in CRP, comments on science-backed considerations that are important for voters to understand in the upcoming election.
A Dirty and Growing Problem: Too Few Toilets
Science News for Students: CRP professor and associate dean of research Victoria Beard comments on her research on wastewater and water access in low- and medium-income countries.
Quotes from Experts: Climate Plan Solutions
SciLine: CRP's Linda Shi and other scientists were asked what science-backed considerations are most important to voters in choosing candidates on climate change issues.
The Secret to Revitalizing Urban Downtowns
Fast Company: As more streets are pedestrianized during the pandemic, research by CRP's Stephan Schmidt looks at factors adding to the success of urban pedestrian malls.
