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Eillie Anzilotti
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Eillie Anzilotti is an editorial fellow at CityLab.
The Strangest, Most Delicious Burgers You'll Find in America
And how to cook them yourself.
Sea Level Rise Could Look Much Worse by 2100
New research doubles previous predictions if greenhouse gas emissions go unchecked.
Ask CityLab: Can I Climb Urban Trees?
How to fulfill your leafy fantasies safely and legally.
Designing a More Optimistic Attitude Toward Urban Aging
How one architect plans to change the way all generations think about growing old.
A Mobile Guide to the Nearest Recycling Bin
Drop-off locations are tougher to find than they should be, but this app wants to change that.
Edible Spoons Are a Delicious Alternative to Plastic Cutlery
What if you could eat disposable utensils instead of throwing them away?
Do Baseball Stadiums Need Trendy Food?
A rally cry for hot dogs as ballparks reach toward ever-loftier eats.
Sleek, Magnetic Safety Gear for Your Bike
These removable lights and bells will also thwart thefts.
Urban Birds Are Making Themselves at Home in These Colorful Little Houses
A Danish artist builds scrapwood houses for his avian neighbors.
More Than 500,000 Americans Stand to Lose SNAP Benefits
On April 1, a federal provision tying food assistance to a work requirement will leave the unemployed poor in a lurch.
A Digital Library for All Your Community-Building Needs
The People’s Design Library gives neighbors the reins on public-space projects.
A Photographer's Journey Along the Walls Dividing Conflict Zones
Lessons found in the borderlands of Israel/Palestine, Cyprus, and Northern Ireland.
What the Boom in Women-Owned Businesses Means for Cities
New research suggests that urban areas could benefit from stepping up to support female entrepreneurship.
Everyone's Pretty Jealous of Seattle's 'Bike Batman'
With bike thefts rampant and often unreported, a lone vigilante might be the savior robbed cyclists need.
What Urban Hunger Looks Like Now
In her work, the photographer Joey O’Loughlin captures the diverse reality of New York’s food pantry lines.
Turn a Map of Your Hometown Into Sleek, Graphic Wall Art
The new company GrafoMap gives any location in the world—yes, any—the artsy treatment.
Trading a Poem for Your Daily Coffee
For World Poetry Day on March 21, cafés worldwide will offer free espresso in exchange for creativity.
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