The University of Michigan says that the Hudson’s Site in Detroit will pay off the cost of the public subsidies, which amount to the better part of a billion dollars– by 2052. Is it worth it?
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In spatial terms, DC is a peculiar phenomenon.
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Jason Garza, Deputy Region Engineer with the Michigan Department of Transportation, announced yesterday that the next meeting about the I-375
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Today, the city of Detroit began demolition of the former Federal Department Store, a.k.a. the Mammoth Department Store, at the
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An unprecedented collapse in international imports in the second quarter meant that US consumers were … well, still spending plenty of money importing things from foreign countries!
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The ADU is everything good about tiny house, without the contextual vacuum. Is it enough to solve the housing crisis? Perhaps not, but it’s a significant enough tool in the toolkit that everyone should think about it.
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Trump continues to tout the value of trade deals, even though we’re now paying billions more in tariffs– that we weren’t paying a year ago. It’s a sign of an increasingly chaotic environment of market information, and one that markets seem to be completely unfazed by. For now.
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The coneflowers, the monarda, and a multitude of pollinator friends have taken over the yard; the wildfire smoke has taken over the air; bizarre news continues to come out of DC every few hours.
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Elon Musk appears to have ordered the reprogramming of the Grok chatbot on the Platform Formerly Known As Twitter to describe itself as MechaHitler, and to go after everyone ranging from Will Stancil to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the President of Turkey.
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Corn and soybeans account for around 87% of US agricultural production. What if we shifted some of that to growing some weird vegetables you’ve never heard of?
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