Top 10 Sustainable Stories of 2006
<p>Warren Karlenzig sums up 2006 from the perspective of sustainability in state and local government.</p>
On his blog, sustainbility expert Warren Karlenzig provides these major stories as evidence that the nation is experiencing a collective tipping point when it comes to sustainable development.
Among the stories are California's efforts towards stricter climate change policy, New York's announced sustainability planning, and Boston's green construction requirement for large buildings.
Thanks to Ben Reebs
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Published on Wednesday, December 27, 2006 in
Topics
- How Detroit Beat the Silicon Valley to the Breakthrough Electric Vehicle
- If LEDs Are Bad for Our Health, What Should Cities Do Now?
- Jan Gehl on the Politics of Transforming Cities
- The Obama Administration Releases a Pro-Development Playbook
- A Generational Challenge: Ending the Age of the Automobile
- Commuting in America 2015
- Barcelona’s First Superblock: Fighting the Power of Habit and Wavering Political Will
- New York Ponders How to Stop Cars from Parking in Bike Lanes
- A Case Against Homeownership
- 'The Well-Tempered City': An Epic Book, and Why
- China Cutting Carbon
- A Call for Housing in Bay Area Suburb
- New York Adding Transit Jobs at Rapid Rate
- Are Drive-Thru Stores Appropriate For Walkable Neighborhoods?
- Is the Company Town Back? Sort Of.
- $170 Million for Flint Water Pipes a Step Closer to Congressional Funding
- White House Announces New Wave of 'Smart Cities Initiative' Funding
- San Francisco Ellis Act Restrictions Struck Down
- Hawaii to Embark on Nation's Largest Mileage Fee Demonstration Program
- Planning for a Microgrid: Santa Monica Reclaims Industrial Space for Renewable Energy
