Lisa Chamberlain is the founder of Strategies for City Builders, a communications and business development practice working with professionals engaged in all things urban, including architecture, planning, real estate, economic development, transit and climate adaptation. Previously, she was the communications lead for the World Economic Forum's Centre for Urban Transformation, as well as a commercial real estate reporter for The New York Times, the Executive Director of the Urban Design Forum and a legislative aide on Capitol Hill focused on urban regeneration issues.
Three ground-breaking public-private collaborations which have made a difference to cities around the world have been recognized at the World Economic Forum's Urban Transformation Summit.
The United Nations' first Global Chief Heat Officer, Eleni Myrivili, is urging political leaders to take decisive action to address rapidly rising temperatures in cities, particularly in ...
India has given the green light to a $7 billion plan that aims to introduce electric buses in nearly 170 cities, as part of the country's efforts to reduce air pollution and promote susta...
Intense heatwaves across the northern hemisphere are raising urgent questions about the way cities operate. Some are already looking at policy changes to adapt to increasingly frequent hi...
With global temperatures in June reaching record levels and climate scientists warning that El Niño conditions are set to make 2023 one of the hottest years on record, "urban heat islands...
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Las ciudades y el transporte siempre han evolucionado juntos. En el siglo XIX y principios del XX, el ferrocarril y los tranvías abrieron las ciudades a nuevos tipos de desarrollo urbano ...
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With more than 80% of world trade volume carried by sea, ports are crucial infrastructure for providing everything from food to fuel, electronics to cars. As we have seen with the disrupt...
La rápida urbanización combinada con el aumento de la incertidumbre y las tensiones geopolíticas ha ejercido una enorme presión sobre las ciudades para que hagan frente a retos cada vez m...
Renewable energy and sustainable storage methods are arguably the most important transitions the world needs right now to mitigate both climate change and global conflicts. While a lot of...
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This article was originally published in Common Edge.
