[URBAN NOTE] Five city links: New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, Venice, Istanbul
- The OS/2 operating system is used in New York City to run that metropolis subway system. VICE reports.
- The problem of homelessness in Los Angeles, the Guardian reports, is shocking.
- CityLab reports on plans for new sorts of urban forests outside famous landmarks in Paris.
- DW reports on how people in Venice protest against the intrusions of huge cruise ships into their lagoon, threatening the delicate environment.
- Guardian Cities reports on how the hipster class in Istanbul has begun to migrate to the countryside, driven out of their city by real estate prices and by politics.
Written by Randy McDonald
June 26, 2019 at 10:15 pm
Posted in Assorted, Demographics, Economics, History, Politics, Popular Culture, Social Sciences, Urban Note
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