With cities running out of room, the world’s ever-expanding population may soon need to find new homes. But where? Sea, sky, or desert? We look at the alternatives
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Two students unveil an interactive Web-based map that allows people to visualize energy use in specific neighborhoods in more than 40 American cities. 
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Since the industrial revolution, humanity has flocked to the cities, where jobs are plentiful and centralized services make inhabitants' lives easier. However, technology is gradually beginning to reverse this trend.
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As more and more people move into cities looking for opportunity, their impact is skyrocketing.
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