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The trajectory of growth is set to continue: By 2050, it’s projected that nearly two-thirds of all people will live in urban areas. Yet, what happens in cities is changing profoundly. A century ago, Carl Sandburg’s poem Skyscraper captured the proto-industrial age commute so well: “By day the skyscraper looms in the smoke and sun and has a soul.
Not everyone is happy about this shift. Oxford in England has become a hotbed of conspiracy theories around its plans to limit private vehicles, and has attracted international attention as a result of the rising tensions.
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