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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An Oil Company Buys Out an Entire ZIP Code
One Detroit refinery's unusual approach to reducing negative health effects
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Surveillance Technology and the Modern Protest
The ability to identify people from even short clips of video is rapidly improving
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City Test: How Hard Is it For Seniors to Get to a Grocery Store?
The 'consumer logistics' of how senior citizens grocery shop, and its relationship to urban planning
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San Francisco’s Temporary Beer Garden Takes Off
Project utilizes a plot of land awaiting development as temporary site for local business
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Are Americans Afraid of Innovative Urban Design?
Four landscape architects challenge U.S. cities to stop copying the High Line and start looking for place-based opportunities
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Could Building Thousands of Parks Fix the Real Estate Market?
A new initiative seeks to revive empty commercial land as public space
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Democracy in America
Condos and Industry Collide in Downtown San Diego
A proposed residential development threatens a factory that employs 1,800
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Baby Steps for Baltimore's Vacant Housing Plan
Program tries to streamline purchase of thousands of vacant properties
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Making Local Government Funny in 'Parks and Recreation'
Writer Dan Goor talks about turning bureaucracy into comedy
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Casting the Robert Moses Role in HBO's Upcoming Film
Oliver Stone is reportedly set to direct an adaption of 'The Power Broker'
