Air pollution inequality widens between rich and poor nations
Rich cities have improved, but pollution in poorer countries is still rising and kills 7 million people a year globally, WHO data reveals
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Rich cities have improved, but pollution in poorer countries is still rising and kills 7 million people a year globally, WHO data reveals
Read moreCities can be dense without being overpopulated. But in the world’s most crowded city, the drains can’t cope – creating a grim new job
Read moreThe wetter the better. From sponge cities in China to ‘berms with benefits’ in New Jersey and floating container classrooms in the slums of Dhaka, we look at a range of projects that treat storm water as a resource rather than a hazard
Read moreEvenly spread over all of the world’s mountains, deserts and other terrains, we would be standing 150 metres away from our nearest neighbours. In the most densely populated cities – from Dhaka to Medellin – we’re right on top of them
Read moreAs 80% of the world’s wastewater flows untreated into the environment, we asked an expert panel to discuss how to promote water reuse
Read moreRaju Vaidyanathan’s photographs of east London’s famous street market area in the 80s capture how much it has changed
Read moreWith the Premier League win and the discovery of a monarch’s remains, it’s been an astonishing few years for ‘the lost city’. Ben Ravilious shows us around the curry pubs, comedy and covered markets
Read morePeople from every country on the planet live in London, and one Magnum photographer is on a mission: to capture them all. How do his subjects feel about Brexit and belonging?
Read moreCities around the world – from Mogadishu to London – are under the spotlight for corruption, with heightened focus following the Panama Papers leak. But what does urban corruption look like – and how is it measured?
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