Last week I posted a blog, “Win-Win Transportation Emission Reduction Strategies: Good News for Copenhagen” which described emission reduction strategies that also help achieve economic and social objectives. I’ve continued doing research on the subject and made some additonal discoveries that I can report on now.
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- Disney-Adjacent Development, For Sale By Owner
- The Challenges of Shrinking Cities
- The Car Reconsidered
- The Rise of NORCs
- High Speed Rail Sprawl
- Town's Plan to Cap Residential Growth Violates State Law
- Rethinking Urban Alleyways in Seattle
- Seeking Solutions to California's Drought
- CO2 'Domes' Pose Problems for Cities
- Houston's Light Rail Funding Woes
Conventional Planning May Be Contributing to Cleveland's Decline -- Samuel Staley
Inside the City of RVs -- Nate Berg
Parking Policy Reform More Important Than LEED Certification -- Todd Litman
Exploring Web 2.0 in Urban Planning -- Chris Steins
Sprawl In Canada and the U.S.: A Comparison -- Michael Lewyn
FREE Upcoming IEDC Webinar: Carbon Cap and Trade and Economic Development
International Economic Development Council
Mar 18, 2010
Baltimore & New Orleans Select INDEX for Regional Visioning Support
Criterion Planners
Mar 18, 2010
Request for Statements of Qualifications for State Route 239 Phase 1 (Planning)
Contra Costa County Department of Conservation and Development
Mar 16, 2010
Request For Proposals - Comprehensive Zoning Update
City of South Gate
Mar 15, 2010
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