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It took 18 years for passenger levels to get back to pre-9/11. This may be longer than that.

I would chip in monetarily, not smart enough for the other stuff.

Transportation is the largest proportion of co2 émissions in the US. By my estimates 5 times greater than concrete and steel production. Concrete production releases significant co2, but only wood releases less, due to the very low embodied energy of concrete. More inventive use of timber the better...

Would you be so kind and provide a link to an example?

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Minnesota appears to average among US states.

Might be too early to believe Hennepin County is out of the woods.

Wow, wonderful photo. It shows the beautiful city and an all important message. Thank you.

I think a premium outerwear purveyor like Marmot or Helly/Hanson would do well.

They really need to find a way to have a some soft of vendors. It would like a 30 minute walk for any kind of refreshments. Seems like every good pier runs utilities out the furthest point for shoppes and restrooms.

As long as the beer is better than LTD it should be a welcome addition.

It's kind of wild that the CB2 and LA Fitness corners are entirely new parts of the complex (replacing old buildings) within the past decade. And they don't include a vertical housing or hotel or even office component. In the case of CB2, I seem to recall the previous building had multiple storefro...

At least there are ample Kwik-Trip locations.

Across the northern city limit of Milwaukee there are literal farm fields. So yeah it’s much more suburban than Minneapolis.

I wonder what New York City does that eliminates tail pipe emissions to the point that so many people walk?

DC-Baltimore “Hyperloop” now billed as “Hyperloop compatible”

https://twitter.com/railmag/status/1133 ... 62273?s=21

It will be interesting to see how a TBM works in the heavily cemented caliche soil of Southern Nevada.

Thank you for your response. There must have been a technical issue with the forum displaying my complete post. Because immediately proceeding the text you quoted I stated that it would be great if a developer took a chance and the city should help facilitate them. You're right that with the growing...

The only problem I see with Class B office conversion is the lack of attached parking. Certainly a certain portion of potential tenants/owners wouldn’t mind. But generally parking in close proximity is part of the deal for market rate housing in the Midwest. It would be great if a pioneering develop...

A PTAC? Jesus.