It looked like group therapy. One late summer day, Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, sat with a group of faith leaders and clean-air campaigners in a small circle in the near-empty hall of a suburban church.
The moment was meant to be one of celebration, for Khan and for London. He was marking the creation of the largest clean air zone in the Western world through the expansion of restrictions on polluting cars to cover the entire British capital,
Vor der Veröffentlichung von Cities: Skylines 2 nächste Woche hat der Herausgeber Paradox Interactive zugegeben, dass die Fortsetzung des Städtebaus „das Ziel nicht erreicht hat“. [performance] Anstatt das Spiel zu verzögern, um diese Probleme zu beheben, hat der Herausgeber jedoch entschieden, dass „die Veröffentlichung jetzt der beste Weg nach vorn“ sei.
Das etwas erstaunliche Eingeständnis wurde in einem Beitrag im offiziellen Paradox-Forum geteilt, der verfasst wurde, um „Bedenken hinsichtlich der Leistung von Cities: Skylines 2“ auszuräumen, nachdem der Herausgeber beschlossen
The safest and most dangerous cities in the United States have been revealed, with the Northeast dominating the list of where people can feel most relaxed.
In compiling their data, Wallethub assessed more than 180 cities across 41 indicators of safety.
This ranged from traffic fatalities and assaults per capita as well as levels of unemployment and the number of citizens that are uninsured.
The company compared the 150 most populated U.S. cities, plus at least two of the most
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The hotel ballroom was filled with pink balloons, the sound of love songs and 100 singles gathering for a night of wine, getting acquainted and — fingers crossed — romance.
Before Mia Kim knew it, five hours had flown by at the mixer for 50 men and 50 women, held in a city just outside Seoul. A bar after-party then lasted until 1 a.m. But Ms. Kim, 37, who works at a software firm near Seoul, said the night still
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The EU’s pollution problem child is throwing a tantrum.
Italy, one of the bloc’s most polluted countries, has repeatedly failed to meet the EU’s air quality guidelines, prompting the European Commission to take it to court more than once.
Now Rome is lobbying hard to stop Brussels from tightening those guidelines further, arguing that specific geographic and climate conditions — particularly in its northern, industrial regions — prevent it
Nine years ago, two friends got into a fight. Alimamy Tarawallie had invited a group of men to his apartment, in the Fort Totten neighborhood of Washington, D.C., to watch the World Cup semifinals. Tarawallie was rooting for Brazil, his favorite team, which got walloped by Germany, 7–1. He was feeling glum. A friend, Winston Perez Hernandez, who was drinking from a large bottle of Guinness, tried to console Tarawallie—he touched him on the arm and told him to be
