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Planetizen Week in Review: August 26, 2016
It only takes two minutes and 55 seconds to catch up on the biggest news stories from the week in planning.
This edition of the Planetizen Week in Review does some celebrating on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, before taking a look at a new study about the impact of humanity on the planet, checking-in on the city of Toledo's efforts to attract new Millennials to the city, and the failure of an ambitious land use regulation proposal in California.
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- Debating the Future of Cities, and Urban Density, After the Pandemic
- Delaware, Louisiana, and Ohio Prepare to Shut Down Non-Essential Businesses
- Mayor Lightfoot Expected to Push for Legal Coach Houses in Chicago
- Updated: $2 Trillion Federal Stimulus Includes Billions for Transit, Housing
- New York and Illinois Follow in California's Footsteps by Declaring Shutdowns
- Local Planning Departments Shutting Down in California
- The Historical Effect of Pandemics on the Economy and the Housing Market
- The New Regionalism of the Coronavirus Pandemic
- More Questions Than Answers in Real Estate
- Passenger Rail to Gulf Coast Closer to Reality
- Remembering the Health Benefits of Urban Density
- How Global Cities Are Coping With the Pandemic
- Baltimore Transit Lagging Behind Other Systems
- More Details for Planners on the Federal Stimulus Package
- Light Rail Service Suspended in San Francisco, South Bay Area
- How We Learn Public Transportation and Infrastructure Lessons
- Predicting Hospital Capacity as the Coronavirus Spreads
- Planners and Pandemics: Identifying Problems and Providing Solutions
- New Density Control Measure to Close Some New York Streets to Cars
- In Wyoming, Vast Open Spaces Meet Extreme Gaps Between Rich and Poor
