Steven Guerin

Breaking: Austin just became the largest U.S. city to get rid of minimum parking requirements for new developments Nixing those requirements will allow more housing units amid the city's affordability crisis, encourage density & discourage car-dependency, supporters say

In Opinion Tokyo “has remained affordable by becoming the world’s largest city. It has become the world’s largest city by remaining affordable,” Binyamin Appelbaum writes. nyti.ms/44PgLT9

Massively under-reported science story because there's so much going on right now but...it turns out that we might have figured out what's causing this very scary spike. Quick thread, on how WE'VE BEEN ACCIDENTALLY GEOENGINEERING FOR DECADES...but then we stopped:

Disappointed that @TheUTClub is roping off the bike path by the football stadium for valet parking. Safety and accessibility for cyclists should be a priority! @UTAustin @_delconte @utaustinparking @bikeut

Call to Action: Speak up to support exciting upgrades on North Loop AND E 12th! - NEW protected bike lanes - NEW sidewalks and crossings - IMPROVED bus stops North Loop survey deadline is June 11th E 12th St survey deadline is July 5th. Full info: mailchi.mp/19311d9f4d60/n…

Full issue, including a review on the neuroimmune system, alcohol, and aging by myself, @TXAlcoholLab, @FonkenLaura, @cantstev3n, is out!

@TXAlcoholLab @krthom6 @Jenni_KM 🐀

@cantstev3n @krthom6 @Jenni_KM its on! 🐀🐀🐀

Everyone enjoying “fall back?” If the Senate got its way — and the bill they passed in March became law — today would have been the last-ever “fall back.” But instead, the bill for permanent daylight saving quietly died in the House. I got curious how that happened. (Thread.)

Four ways to look at global CO₂ emissions. 1. Which countries have contributed most historically? Share of cumulative CO₂ since 1750: 🇺🇸 US: 25% 🇨🇳 China: 14% 🇷🇺 Russia: 7% 🇩🇪 Germany: 5.5% 🇬🇧 UK: 4.6% 🇯🇵 Japan: 4% 🇮🇳 India: 3% 🇫🇷 France: 2.3% 🇨🇦 Canada: 2% 🇺🇦 Ukraine: 1.8%

The Supreme Court's latest class photo is here. For more than 150 years, Supreme Court justices have gathered for a portrait when a new court forms. Each photo tells a story. Here’s how to spot it. nyti.ms/3MeMiG9