Emily Badger
Emily Badger is a staff writer at The Atlantic Cities. Her work has previously appeared in Pacific Standard, GOOD, The Christian Science Monitor, and The New York Times. She lives in the Washington, D.C. area.
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How We Feel About a Billboard Can Impact Our Driving
But not exactly in the way you might think.
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How Flight Delays Spread From Airport to Airport Like a Disease
Air travel congestion can quickly spread from a few cities to a whole network.
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This Name That Neighborhood Game Will Distract You All Afternoon
So you think you know your city?
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Having Your Own Corner Office Is Like Living in Suburbia
How companies are (or should be) structured like cities.
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Can You Build a Tech Ecosystem in a City with a Huge Digital Divide?
Access for all was one of the hot topics at The Atlantic's Start-Up City: Miami conference.
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How Does a City Known for Art and Design Turn Itself Into a Tech Hub?
Miami tries to figure that out.
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Charts
The Geometry of Transit-Friendly Neighborhoods
We've got a "typology radar graph" for that.
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Maps
5 Ways of Visualizing Crime in Philly
This is what happens when a city releases its data.
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Terrible Snowstorm Etiquette of the Day: The Preemptive Chair Strike
How not to save parking spots during a historic snowfall.
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9 Steps Cities Must Take to Dramatically Cut Carbon Emissions
A very long, very bold to-do list for the next 20 years.
