Daring Cities: Pittsburgh

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Scott, Julia [author.]

Material type: Film

FilmPublication details: urbanNext, November 16, 2020.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: In this episode, we visit Pittsburgh, USA. Despite ongoing challenges, the town that’s still known as “Steel City” has made extraordinary strides in forging a green post-industrial future. Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto says fracking imperils that progress — and reveals his agenda for a healthy local economy.

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Climate change (153) ,
Race (6) ,
Renewable resources (44) ,
Resilience (72) ,
Steel (41) ,
Sustainable (105) ,
Sustainable Development (54) ,
Sustainable infrastructure (48) ,
USA (225) ,
Urban Legacy (107)

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Energy and sustainability, Julia Scott, Middle Density, Podcast, Politics and economics, Urban Paradigms

Climate change, Community, Gentrification, Greenery, Greenhouse emissions, Industrial, Industrial context, Inequality, Infrastructure, Local Awareness, Local production, Local resources, Pittsburgh, podcast, Post-industrial Landscape, Race, Renewable resources, Resilience, Steel, Sustainable, Sustainable Development, Sustainable infrastructure, Urban Legacy, USA, Waste management, Zero emissions

In this episode, we visit Pittsburgh, USA. Despite ongoing challenges, the town that’s still known as “Steel City” has made extraordinary strides in forging a green post-industrial future. Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto says fracking imperils that progress — and reveals his agenda for a healthy local economy.

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