Linda Poon is a Staff Writer for CityLab, a publication under Bloomberg News. With a background in journalism and experience at NPR, National Geographic, and Science Magazine, Linda focuses on urban issues, including transportation, housing, climate change, and social dynamics. Her work explores the intersection of cities, people, and the environment, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in urban living.
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