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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A Voice for Urban Appalachia
The stereotypically rural region has a new online publication embracing its urban side
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Solving the Public Poop Problem
San Francisco considers a plan for cheap public toilets that compost
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Democracy in America
L.A.'s Bike Lane Blues
After two coats of paint, a new bike lane in Los Angeles is struggling to take hold
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Fighting Job Sprawl
Placing offices close to public transit is one of the best ways to get drivers off the road
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Sculpting the History of a City
Artist’s paper sculptures recall the politics and events that shape cities
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Archives
An Encylopedia of Land Use Codes
Online depository highlights the best city codes throughout history
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Honduran Commuters Hurt by Rule to Prevent Drive-By Shootings
Temporary ban on motorcycle passengers will harm mobility in Honduras
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Should Cities Issue Prizes Instead of Tickets?
Incentivizing compliance for things like speeding or picking up dog poo can be a win for cities and residents, at least in the short run
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Maps
Mapping Business by the Block
A new website offers granular maps of New York City businesses
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The World's Longest Aerial Tramway
A 3.5-mile tramway connects travelers to a remote tourist site in Armenia
