Portland: An International Model For Urban Planning
Portland's international reputation for its urban planning is drawing experts from around the world.
"Together, city, university and business leaders can "brand" Portland as a worldwide sustainable development leader [and] could be a big step toward attracting environmentally minded conventions, drawing international green companies to open offices in Portland, landing consulting or construction contracts and tapping the growing ranks of well-heeled 'eco-tourists.'"
Thanks to Miles Hochstein
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Published on Monday, October 24, 2005 in
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