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The Top 10 Smartest Cities In North America

The Top 10 Smartest Cities In North America | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Some cities are adding high-tech infrastructure. Some are implementing revolutionary sustainability plans. Others are fostering innovative business and science developments. But which city combines these qualities and others to be the smartest city?
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Siemens: Urban Ideas

Siemens: Urban Ideas | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Create a video, up to 3 minutes in length that shows how an innovative product can help us conquer the daily challenges of urban life, while maintaining a strong focus on the personal experiences of one individual.
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Governing for Eco-City Innovation

Governing for Eco-City Innovation | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Rising interest in eco-city initiatives prompts questions about what innovation processes are needed and how these can be facilitated by appropriate governance mechanisms.

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Em 6 de junho, o livro “Handmade Urbanism. From Community ...

Em 6 de junho, o livro “Handmade Urbanism. From Community Initiatives to Participatory Models", de Marcos L. Rosa e Ute E. Weiland” será lançado em São Paulo junto da abertura da exposição sobre o “urbanismo feito a ...
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Want To Be Happy? Live Near A Park

Want To Be Happy? Live Near A Park | Urban Life | Scoop.it
As urban planners debate the merits of, say, a new shopping center versus maintaining the local park, they might consider this: over time, parks--and other green spaces--make people feel better about themselves.Or, at least, that is the takeaway...
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Great public transit makes for a great city

Great public transit makes for a great city | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Most cities in Canada and the U.S. are lacking in infrastructure to move millions of people safely and affordably.
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The Real Reason Cities Are Centers of Innovation

The Real Reason Cities Are Centers of Innovation | Urban Life | Scoop.it
GDP and patents in cities usually grow at a faster rate than population. But why?
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Street Art Tour em Paris – parte II | Conexão Cultural

Street Art Tour em Paris – parte II | Conexão Cultural | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Fernanda Hinke é brasileira, jornalista cultural, apaixonada por street art e bike, mora em Paris e visitou recentemente o Brasil onde se conectou com o Conexão Cultural e postou um artigo contando sobre o nosso passeio a ...
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Rede social brasileira leva prêmio de melhor aplicativo urbano do mundo - Adnews - Movido pela Notícia

Rede social brasileira leva prêmio de melhor aplicativo urbano do mundo - Adnews - Movido pela Notícia | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Colab foi a grande vencedora do AppMyCity, realizado no evento New Cities Summit, promovido pela New Cities foundation
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URBim | for just and inclusive cities

URBim | for just and inclusive cities | Urban Life | Scoop.it
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A Conversation With Fred Kent, Leader in Revitalizing City Spaces

A Conversation With Fred Kent, Leader in Revitalizing City Spaces | Urban Life | Scoop.it
The latest installment in our ongoing series of exchanges with experts on the subjects of health, design, food, travel, and sustainability
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Bruce Katz on "The Metropolitan Revolution"

Bruce Katz on "The Metropolitan Revolution" | Urban Life | Scoop.it
The founding director of the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program discusses how the roles and responsibilities of different levels of government are being irreparably resorted.
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a revolução metropolitana

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Google Street View libera imagens históricas de Nova York -

Google Street View libera imagens históricas de Nova York - | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Google está publicando novas imagens de Nova York no Street View, que transmitem o espírito de força da cidade e seus habitantes: o Memorial de 11 de Setembro, o Central Park e os bairros atingidos pelo Furacão Sandy.
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Urban Design for New American Cities

Urban Design for New American Cities | Urban Life | Scoop.it

Around many of our Gateway Cities like New York, Washington DC and San Francisco, are sprouting "New Cities", complete with their own infrastructure, neighborhoods, employment centers and cultural identity.


With exploding global populations, much of the talk around urbanization revolves around cities in Asia, Africa and Latin America. But here at home in the United States, a new type of city form is taking shape. Around many of our Gateway Cities like New York, Washington DC and San Francisco, are sprouting "New Cities", complete with their own infrastructure, neighborhoods, employment centers and cultural identity.

 

The timing of these "New Cities" is good, since in recent years there has been a resurgence of ideas of urban planning that promote mix of uses, walkability and transit oriented development. However, New Cities confront us with many unprecedented realities that we must consider and analyze in depth before we rubber-stamp our current formulas for creating vibrant urban communities. These places are inherently different from Gateway Cities, Suburban Settlements or Rural Areas. They have a DNA of their own, which requires a more tailored response...


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The nature of collective intelligence

The nature of collective intelligence | Urban Life | Scoop.it

Digital data stem from our own personal and social cognitive processes and thus express them in one way or another. But we still don’t have any scientific tools to make sense of the data flows produced by online creative conversations at the scale of the digital medium as a whole.


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Howard Rheingold's curator insight, June 10, 8:40 PM

Levy presents his ideas about the way human communications and digital media create platforms for augmented collective intelligence.

Ignasi Alcalde's curator insight, June 11, 5:06 AM

las comunicaciones humanas y los medios digitales crean plataformas para aumentada inteligencia colectiva.

Liliane Clavel Pardo's curator insight, June 16, 6:11 AM

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The Abundance of the Commons

The Abundance of the Commons | Urban Life | Scoop.it
 Is there indeed “abundance” in the commons, especially ones based on natural resources? Or do such ideas amount to a denial of nature’s finite limits?

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TELETIME News - Priorizar tráfego de dados pode ajudar smart cities

TELETIME News - Priorizar tráfego de dados pode ajudar smart cities | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Quando se fala no conceito de smart city, não é incomum pensar em soluções tecnológicas avançadas atreladas à ideia da comunicação máquina-a-máquina (M2M) nas grandes cidades para melhorar o ambiente urbano.
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Da relação direta entre ter de limpar seu banheiro você mesmo e poder abrir sem medo um Mac Book no ônibus

Da relação direta entre ter de limpar seu banheiro você mesmo e poder abrir sem medo um Mac Book no ônibus | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Excelente texto extraído do blog de Daniel Duclos, brasileiro que atualmente mora na Holanda. De uma lucidez impressionante. A sociedade holandesa tem dois pilares muito claros: liberdade de expressão e igualdade.
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Bikes and the End of the World

Bikes and the End of the World | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Jason Gay tests out New York City's bike share program and concludes: The more people that are on bikes, the safer streets become for everyone.
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Street Art com Os Gêmeos e Aryz | Mistura Chique

Street Art com Os Gêmeos e Aryz | Mistura Chique | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Street Art com Os Gêmeos e Aryz. Postado em 24 maio, 2013 por Mistura Chique em Arte. Os consagrados muralistas, “Os Gêmeos”, foram os escolhidos do dia pelo Mistura para mostrar a arte urbana espalhada pelo mundo.
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Street Art com Icy + Sot | Mistura Chique

Street Art com Icy + Sot | Mistura Chique | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Street Art com Icy + Sot. Postado em 28 maio, 2013 por Mistura Chique em Arte. Hoje o Mistura separou uma intervenção artística muito interessante dos artista Icy e Sot no Irã. Os artista Icy (nascido em 1985) e Sot (nascido em 1991) são ...
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URBim | for just and inclusive cities

URBim | for just and inclusive cities | Urban Life | Scoop.it
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Ecossistemas Empreendedores, o segredo dos novos “Vales do Silício” | IDG Now!

Ecossistemas Empreendedores, o segredo dos novos “Vales do Silício” | IDG Now! | Urban Life | Scoop.it
A criação de um ecossistema empreendedor, ou uma comunidade, ou ainda um “cluster”, não é tarefa a ser concluída do dia para a noite.
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GOVERNING: State government news on politics, management & finance

GOVERNING magazine provides leading intelligence articles on management, policy and politics to help guide and inspire innovative leaders across state and local government.
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Could Istanbul's Protesters Halt Turkey's Controversial Canal Project?

Could Istanbul's Protesters Halt Turkey's Controversial Canal Project? | Urban Life | Scoop.it
Officials say the canal will fuel the country's economy. But opponents worry it will add to runaway sprawl and rampant water pollution.
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LES ANGLAIS ACCÉLÈRENT ! Les parcs deviennent des potagers citoyens !

LES ANGLAIS ACCÉLÈRENT ! Les parcs deviennent des potagers citoyens ! | Urban Life | Scoop.it

Autosuffisance ALIMENTAIRE, les anglais ACCÉLÈRENT...

 

Du jamais VU, il faut le VOIR pour le CROIRE !!

 

Les sacro-saints PARCS publics et jardins à l'anglaise se transforment en espaces potagers de NOURRITURE à partager par les habitants avec le SOUTIEN des collectivités locales britanniques.

 

On ne compte plus le nombre d'INITIATIVES citoyennes au Royaume-Uni où les COOPÉRATIONS des pouvoirs publics avec les citoyens jardiniers solidaires sont pleines et entières pour rendre POSSIBLE l'autosuffisance alimentaire des territoires par la démarche participative Incredible Edible avec les INCROYABLES comestibles de la nourriture à partager.

 

Après Todmorden, les unes après les autres, les collectivités en transition TRANSFORMENT leur paysage urbain en espaces de partage et de CONVIVIALITÉ. Le bac de culture des incroyables comestibles en nourriture à partager au coin de la rue devient le plus puissant CATALYSEUR de reconnexion des gens entre eux en lien avec la Terre Nourricière. Les solidarités INTERGÉNÉRATIONNELLES connaissent un niveau jamais atteint dans les Nouveaux Territoires donnant naissance à la Nouvelle Société Éthique et Solidaire.

 

Un Nouveau Monde émerge...

 

L'autosuffisance alimentaire des territoires, ça marche parce que c'est simple à réaliser : on PLANTE, on ARROSE et on PARTAGE. C'est si simple que même les enfants peuvent le faire. Les grands parents aussi !

 

En transformant l'espace public en jardin potager GÉANT et gratuit, la nourriture à partager devient une ressource ABONDANTE alimentée par TOUS et accessible à CHACUN.

 

Avec les INCROYABLES comestibles, si chacun fait un geste, on change la VILLE. Et si on s'y met TOUS, on change le MONDE !

 

MERCI aux citoyens jardiniers BIENVEILLANTS des collectivités Incredible Edible de plus en plus nombreuses dans le Monde pour ces merveilleuses initiatives citoyennes solidaires.

Avec Gratitude,

 

Nous PARTAGEONS...

 

Nature to Share
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http://www.incredible-edible.info/


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Thierry Curty's comment, June 5, 4:33 AM
Elle a bon dos la crise. Il n'est pas question de crise, là. Il n'y en a d'ailleurs pas. Comme le dit très justement Michel Serres : « ce n'est pas une crise, mais un changement de monde ».

Bien sûr que si les terrains ça se trouve facilement, surtout dans le Béarn, y'en a partout.

Après, que le voisin ne soit pas solidaire est normal, c'est génétique, ça fait partie de la régulation de la surpopulation. Nous sommes surpeuplés et la nature met en place des éléments pour nous réguler, dont certains sont en nous. Et si le besoin de sauvegarder le foyer se fait sentir, des atavismes préprogrammés resurgissent.
kitty de bruin's comment, June 5, 4:41 AM
je pense une crise peut réunir les voisins pour partager, économisez et pansez ensemble comment on peut sortir de ça
Thierry Curty's comment, June 5, 6:05 AM
Oui, à la condition que les voisins veuillent...Mais voilà, ils ne veulent pas!

Non, ce n'est pas comme ça que les choses marchent. D'économiser sous prétexte que nous sommes surpeuplés est une absurdité. Il n'y a qu'à diminuer le nombre d'humains, c'est tout.

Quand au partage et la solidarité, ce sont des fonctions sociales qui se pratiquent s'il y a bénéfice pour l'ensemble, pas s'il y a déficit.

Partages ton toit, il ne diminue pas,
Partages ton pain il diminue
Partages ta joie, elle augmente

Aujourd'hui, cette notion de partager revient à s'appauvrir pour rendre moins pauvre un plus pauvre. Il n'y a aucun gain, que du déficit, aussi bien pour la société que pour soi, sauf à se sentir bien moralement d'avoir fait un geste envers un plus défavorisé.

Mais, fondamentalement, ça va même à l'encontre des principes mêmes qui régissent la vie. Le plus pauvre est le plus faible, si de partager avec lui revient à diminuer la part des plus forts, il doit disparaître, parce que sinon, les plus forts ne sont plus des plus forts et viennent grossir les rangs des faibles et l'espèce disparaît. Ca s'appelle la sélection naturelle et c'est ce qui nous a permis d'être là aujourd'hui.

Si votre notion du partage consiste à mettre en commun la force de chacun pour résoudre le problème qui nous préoccupe, alors vous avez raison et ça passe par une intervention organique volontariste. De réunir des gens dans la culture de légumes qu'ils pourront se partager gratuitement me semble une excellente idée pour parvenir à ce résultat.

Mais la vraie solution est d'accepter le changement de monde. Et alors la pauvreté continuera de diminuer. Jusqu'à présent, le capitalisme à permis de diminuer la misère en se basant sur le consumérisme. Avec l'épuisement de la ressource, cette époque est révolue. Nous allons vers une époque plus contributive, ou les capacités cognitives de chacun seront appelées à produire des idées, de la solution.

J'ai d'ailleurs écrit un livre sur la transition sociétale inéluctable qui se prépare et les solutions pour développer ensemble l'avenir : http://sco.lt/8VcfCr