AFTER OIL
This Rockefeller/Penn conference asks the right questions: "Urban Design After the Age of Oil." I was unable to attend any events but stopped by the exhibit hall. The designs may seem outlandish, but the urgency no longer seems out of place. Here's hoping we don't act like the proverbial frog that never jumps out of the slowly boiling pot.
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