Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

Meet Nimbee, the satirical mascot of NIMBYism

wapo.st/3RwRW9s

February 05, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

Playing a new game called “Ransom Notes” with friends.

February 05, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

The American “transportation engineer” is a civil engineer with little exposure to transportation. They can answer questions about infrastructure. But they can't answer questions about how to balance congestion with safety, pollution or quality of life

nextcity.org/urbanist-news/ame

February 03, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

Thanks to everyone who came to my Columbus Science Pub talk last night. Amazed to see a full house for a lecture with "death" in the title. But as my question to the audience at the beginning showed, almost everyone has been touched by traffic violence. We can stop this.

February 03, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

Why is bariatric surgery not effective for some patients? The neighborhood where they live can have a big impact. In this study, we find patients who lived within a 10 minute walk to food stores had better weight loss two years after surgery.

sciencedirect.com/science/arti

February 03, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social
February 03, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social
February 02, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

New mapping tools released by the US Department of Transportation highlight stark geographical and economic inequities in where road deaths occur. (Link to mapping tools below.)

washingtonpost.com/transportat

February 01, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social
February 01, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

It’s sneckdown time! (snow + neckdown: a restriction to calm traffic). Snow reveals how much less street space drivers need when they travel at safer, reasonable speeds. Giving them more space only encourages reckless driving, including making turns at unsafe speeds.

January 31, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

@TheWarOnCars

Columbus Science Pub: Death By Design - Thursday, February 2, 2023 7:30 pm

upfrontps.org/events/columbus-

January 31, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

ChatGPT Forced To Take Bar Exam Even Though Dream Was To Be AI Art Bot

theonion.com/chatgpt-forced-to

January 30, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

Is flying to conferences etc necessary for academic success? A study of UBC faculty finds there is no clear relationship between the amount of travel and the production of high quality research papers.

blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

January 30, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

New methods for making artificial snow at warm temperatures contribute to the global warming that ski resorts are battling

washingtonpost.com/climate-env

January 28, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

A research team reviewed 7000 published studies and found the way we design our built environment increases loneliness.

usa.streetsblog.org/2023/01/27

January 28, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social
January 28, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social
January 28, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

A car-dominated transportation system is brittle: a single vehicle crash can shut down a major corridor for hours. A multimodal transportation system is more resilient.

nbc4i.com/news/local-news/colu

January 27, 2023
Harvey J. Miller
mobileharv@urbanists.social

The Colorado River is in crisis, and the seven states that rely on its water cannot agree on cuts.

nytimes.com/2023/01/27/climate

January 27, 2023