Nate Berg
Nate Berg is a freelance reporter and a former staff writer for The Atlantic Cities. He lives in Los Angeles.
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Maps
A Satellite Time-Lapse Wondermap
Watch 13 years of development and change on any point on the globe.
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Urban Wonk
Why the Amish Population Is Exploding
The number of Amish people in the U.S. has doubled in the last 20 years, and the sect is spreading across the United States.
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Are Co-Ops the Future of Green Energy?
English community takes collective ownership of solar farm.
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Is Toronto's Mayor a Barrier to Good Planning?
As the city finally hires a new chief planner, concerns about politics persist.
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Why India's Massive Power Outages Get Fixed More Quickly Than D.C.'s
India's lights are back on within hours, not days.
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The Evolution of the Office Building
How shared work centers could reshape how and where we work.
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Democracy in America
Is That a 60-Foot Cell Phone Tower, or Are You Just Happy to See Me?
Residents of Castro Valley, California, demand a redesign of a phallus-like cell tower.
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Videos
Sorry, Steve McQueen: This is the Craziest Drive Through San Francisco Ever
A stunt driver takes a high-speed and action-packed tour of the city.
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Bus Riders and Invasive Advertising
How futuristic novelty ads unfairly target and take advantage of commuters who can't escape.
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People Are Still Painting Dead Lawns Green
The relic front-yard service borne of the housing bust is revived as a drought hits the nation.
