Dangerous and chaotic. Police want a change in traffic signage after the death of a cyclist in Prague
After a tragic incident resulting in the death of a cyclist in Prague, local police are advocating for changes to traffic signage to improve safety.
Gaรบcha who completed a master's degree during flooding wins a R$ 2 million scholarship in the USA to study climate crisis impacts in RS
Andressa Valentin, a 29-year-old architect from Sapucaia do Sul, Brazil, has been awarded a full scholarship valued at over R$ 2 million to pursue a PhD in Urban Planning at Ohio State University.
Tallinn will again change the bus network
Tallinn has announced proposed changes to its public transport network aimed at modernization by 2026.
Did you know that Tenerife is located in Oslo?
The article discusses a spot in Oslo colloquially referred to as 'Tenerife', which was once a popular bathing area but has since undergone significant changes that have rendered it less inviting.
Alert in the world's most populous capital: it sinks year after year and plans to relocate it
Jakarta, identified as the world's most populous capital, faces severe structural challenges due to rising sea levels and ground subsidence, leading to ongoing discussions about relocating the city.
Good news for Florida: Ron DeSantis signs new laws to protect coasts and advance key projects
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a package of laws aimed at enhancing coastal protection amid urban development pressures and climate change.
Climate-Friendly Heating: So Warm and Yet So Distant
The expansion of district heating in Warendorf is underway, aiming to contribute to the preservation of the historic town center.
From a creative city to the 'ecological bifurcation', has Nantes lost its power of attraction?
Nantes is undergoing a transformation driven by its mayor, Johanna Rolland, shifting from a focus on cultural urbanism to a new narrative centered on ecological transition.
Now the controversy over the 10 iconic high-rises takes a new turn
The debate over the future of ten threatened high-rises in Bellahรธj, led by climate and environment mayor Line Barfod, is shifting as calls for preservation are made.
Transfer nodes change cities. Less traffic and better air
Polish cities are increasingly investing in transfer nodes to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.
Line F: this is the project that would change the north-south connectivity of the city, from Barracas to Palermo
The construction of Line F in Buenos Aires aims to improve transportation connectivity between the north and south of the city, benefiting around 300,000 passengers.
The landscape of Kuopio will change over the next 10 years โ the city will establish several new meadows
Kuopio plans to increase the number of meadows in the urban area by establishing at least 22 hectares of new meadowland to promote biodiversity and prevent nature loss.
An Evening at Sundar Nursery in 'Injured Delhi' due to Climate Change
The article highlights Sundar Nursery in Delhi as a peaceful reprieve from the city's pollution and chaos, showcasing its historical significance and natural beauty.
Local Election in Frankfurt: The Global City as a Stage for Experimentation
Frankfurt's upcoming local election highlights the city as a pivotal site for innovation and change, amidst concerns over past unfulfilled promises from a coalition government.
World's largest urban coffee plantation, Biological Institute receives new seedlings to test climate change
The world's largest urban coffee plantation in Sรฃo Paulo is expanding its research efforts to study the impact of climate change and pests with the addition of 1,500 new coffee seedlings.
Change in IPTU of Campo Grande: new dates are announced and single payment is moved to April
The city of Campo Grande has announced new deadlines for the payment of the Urban Property Tax (IPTU) and related waste collection fees, with the single payment deadline set for April 10.
Espoo plans to change construction direction - in the future, even a third of single-family homes, says the committee chair
Espoo's city planning committee will pause the preparation of primarily apartment-based plans to prioritize the development of single-family homes in attractive areas.
Will trees resolve the problem of CO2 emissions in cities? Germany has found a solution
Researchers in Germany have developed a computer model to assess the CO2 absorption capacity of urban greenery, highlighting the environmental benefits of trees in cities.
River Deltas: Here is the Flood Risk for Humanity Especially High
The article discusses the rising flood risks in river deltas around the world due to overlooked sea level rise and urban development.
Occupation in Landslide-Prone Areas Triples and Increases the Risk of Climate Disasters, Points out MapBiomas
The urban occupation in Brazil's steep areas has tripled, significantly elevating the risk of climate-related disasters, according to a new report from MapBiomas.
From Comurba Monument to skating rink: see what may change with the renovation project at Praรงa Josรฉ Bonifรกcio in Piracicaba
The city of Piracicaba has proposed an R$ 8.5 million renovation project for Praรงa Josรฉ Bonifรกcio, which includes new pavements, an event area, a playground, traffic reorganization, and the introduction of the Comurba Monument, while maintaining the square's historical characteristics.
A Time of Change on the Danฤ Riverbank: The Former Ferry Building Makes Way for a New Beginning
Plans are underway to replace the former ferry building on ลฝvejลณ Street in Klaipฤda with a new, larger business center.
Meet the Australians making the ultimate tree change
The article follows Australians who are relocating from urban areas to rural settings for a simpler, more fulfilling lifestyle, focusing on one man's journey from Melbourne to King Island.
How the Future Park Highway Will Change the Main Southern Access to the City
The Buenos Aires government is implementing the Dellepiane Masterplan to modernize the southern access highway, enhancing safety and urban connectivity.
Rio has the rainiest February in nearly 30 years
The city of Rio de Janeiro experienced its rainiest February in almost three decades, with recorded rainfall of 352 millimeters so far this month.
Tallinn is closing the Lubja tram station
Tallinn will begin repairs on the curve tracks at the Lubja tram station, leading to a change in local traffic organization and the transport routes, and the station will not reopen after the repairs are completed.
Heat wave: Cities hotter than ever and deforestation contributes to rising temperatures
Urban heat islands are causing some cities in Mexico to experience temperatures up to 10 degrees Celsius higher than rural areas due to deforestation and poor urban planning.
City Center Kรถnigstein: When Trees Give Way to Trees
The city center of Kรถnigstein is undergoing construction to combat climate change, leading to the felling of trees, which has sparked local protests.
Cities Want to Retain Rainwater. What Subsidies Are Available for Residents?
Poland's cities are increasingly recognizing rainwater as a valuable resource and implementing subsidy programs to support residents in collecting it.
Kaunas Old Town streets may change significantly: here are the planned changes
A new plan for the historic Old Town of Kaunas encompasses 99 hectares, focusing on street management and infrastructure improvements while respecting cultural and historical contexts.
Major rule change for drivers will create 'parking free for all'
Proposed changes to parking regulations in Britain may lead to significant operational disruptions for parking companies and increased congestion in urban areas.
Free school transport by vans and buses in Uberlรขndia will not be provided for students aged 12; understand the change
Uberlรขndia will require students aged 12 and older to use the conventional urban bus system instead of free school transport starting March 9.
Tartu's Green Area Maintenance Plan Sparks Lively Debate on Urban Nature's Future
Tartu's plan to change the maintenance of its parks and green areas has raised concerns among scientists and youth about its impact on biodiversity restoration.
Urban Rainwater Flooding is Increasing, but Preparedness is Insufficient
A study from the University of Oulu reveals that cities are inadequately prepared for increasing issues related to urban rainwater flooding, even though the problem is widely recognized at the municipal level.
Change in bus signage and new lines: check changes in public transportation in Presidente Prudente
Presidente Prudente is implementing significant changes to its public transportation system, including new express bus lines aimed at improving mobility for residents.
Over 750 People Changed Their Names in Big Cities Last Year, with Vilnius Residents Leading the Way
In 2025, over 750 individuals changed their names in Lithuania's major cities, with the highest number of requests coming from Vilnius.
Man-made island so scorching it has an air-conditioned 'forest' and crystal floors
A man-made island in Doha features an air-conditioned 'forest' to help residents and tourists cope with extreme heat.
Green roofs: the advancement of a trend that will transform cities
The article discusses the emergence of green roofs in Mendoza, Argentina, as a strategy to combat urban environmental issues and promote biodiversity.
Various strange creatures seek warmth in Kringlan and at Glerartorg
Strange creatures are being spotted seeking warmth in popular locations in Iceland, including Kringlan and Glerartorg.
Photos: Thousands of Rare Endangered Species. Frost Destroys Kyiv Garden
Severe frost has caused significant damage to a garden in Kyiv that houses thousands of endangered species.
Prague Florenc to Change Unrecognizably. Construction Worth 20 Billion is Set to Begin in 2028
The Prague Florenc area is undergoing a major transformation with a planned investment of 20 billion Czech crowns, scheduled to commence in 2028.
Establishing a 'Shade Strategy' for Heatwave Measures: Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, to Implement First in the City from Next Fiscal Year
Shinagawa Ward in Tokyo plans to create a new urban strategy called the 'Shade Policy' to increase shaded areas in the city to combat rising temperatures due to climate change.
Commentary on Climate Adaptation: The Trees Are Expensive, But Their Return is Guaranteed
A commentary argues that Munich's investment in planting new trees is essential for climate adaptation despite the high costs.
Climate Change: Planting Action in the Old Town Costs Up to 100,000 Euros per Tree
The Munich city council is facing delays in a plan to plant over 150 new trees in the pedestrian zone due to calls for further discussion, with costs estimated at up to 100,000 euros per tree.
How cities are preparing new plans for climate change adaptation?
Polish cities are facing significant challenges posed by climate change and are updating their adaptation plans accordingly.
Italy: Rome Cuts Down Aging Pine Trees Along the Boulevard Leading to the Colosseum
Rome has started cutting down aging pine trees that line the ancient Roman Forum due to concerns over their stability after tests indicated that twelve trees were at risk of collapse.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Rachida Dati presents herself as "the mayor of solutions" and unveils her ten-point plan to transform the capital
Rachida Dati, the Republican candidate for Paris mayor, presents her comprehensive ten-point plan addressing various urban issues while promoting her vision of positive change for the city.
The demolition of Slezanka begins, which has long marred the square in Opava
The demolition of the controversial Slezanka building in Opava has begun, marking a significant change for the local square.
Heat in cities may be up to double the expected with global warming, study points out
A new scientific study indicates that global warming may have a more intense effect within cities than previously predicted by traditional climate models.
Gardens That Regulate the Microclimate or How to Design Perfect Shade Spaces
The article discusses the strategic role of gardens in regulating microclimates and enhancing environmental comfort in the face of climate change and urban instability.