Reduce, reuse, recycle isn’t enough to stop the plastic pile up from our daily use of household and personal care products.
How should an office be? Businesses with more real estate than in-office staff have a chance to rethink lay out in line with how people actually work.
If Americans are reliant on cars, but want to reduce traffic, care for the environment, and start their vacation upon leaving the house, they would benefit from parking the car on a train and not on the highway.
If childcare arrangements were as flexible and spontaneous as going to the gym, families, businesses and communities would all benefit.
How can NYC navigate public transportation challenges to meet the needs of residents and visitors?