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Post cover image
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Post cover image
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London has an ambitious housing target of 88,000 new homes per year — yes, per year — over the next decade. This is part of a broader national goal to create upwards of 1.5 million homes in the UK. It's an admirable goal, but the city appears destined to fail. According to a recent FT article by John Burn-Murdoch (their chief data reporter), London saw just 5,891 housing starts last year, which is 94% below its annual target and represents a 75% year-over-year decline. When compared to many o...
Post cover image
Blog iconPioneering Spirit
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Last week I was finally able to see the cover image of my book, fifteen years after it was published. That’s a funny sentence that needs a bit of explanation.I wrote a book on the pioneering spirit that makes California awesome. The cover was a mash up of the state water project, one of the few pieces of public works visible from space, and Big Sur, by wide acclaim the most amazing confluence of land and sea on this pale blue dot. I recently had the privilege to take an aerial tour of Souther...
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The Jeffrey Epstein saga has the rare quality of being a story where public fascination has grown rather than faded with time. Epstein died in 2019, which is ancient history in our frenetic media environment, yet he has become more infamous with each passing year. The release of a new tranche of his private communications this month by the Department of Justice has ignited further public interest in the case, turning Epstein and his crimes into a landmark event in American culture. The whole ...