6 artículos sobre pandemias y la densidad urbana

La semana pasada publiqué el artículo Coronavirus: ciudades, pandemias y la cuestión de la densidad urbana y aprovecho ahora para destacar algunos de los artículos que están referenciados en el texto.

"COVID-19 is really a story of peri-urban and rural-to-urban connections, in places that are often not on the global map."
Pandemics Are Also an Urban Planning Problemhttps://t.co/zAUfiDcLPh

— Taras Grescoe (@grescoe) March 10, 2020

Don’t blame dense cities for the spread of coronavirus https://t.co/2Pna7I6IOC

— Curbed (@Curbed) April 22, 2020

Can City Life Survive Coronavirus? https://t.co/uwoOarTTHt

— Horacio Terraza (@TerrazaH) March 17, 2020

Evidence from #China suggests that #PopulationDensity is not a key factor in the spread of #coronavirus after all. Read BLOG to learn more: https://t.co/QDEo6NX8F9 #COVID19

— World Bank Cities (@WBG_Cities) April 28, 2020

Some very good historical perspective on cities, public health, pandemics and public policy https://t.co/ByRFC5yJbr

— Max Nathan (@iammaxnathan) April 29, 2020

Density is normally good for us.

That will be true after coronavirus too. https://t.co/0GNEmv4R8w

— Emily Badger (@emilymbadger) March 24, 2020