United States

The objective is to create a seamless green urban fabric: fusion, rather than division, is the order of the day.

August 6, 2001 - Urban Land Magazine

U.S. Census Bureau released statistics based on a national survey that provide a detailed look at the major trends shaping the nation.

August 6, 2001 - The Washington Post

Big developers say lifestyle centers are too small to bother with. But consumers love them.

August 6, 2001 - International Council Of Shopping Centers

The Bush administration's housing policy, which emphasizes homeownership for the poor over rental assistance, plans to scale back funding for low-income tenants and could intensify the shortage of affordable housing in cities.

August 6, 2001 - The Boston Globe

Americans should embrace houses that satisfy their real needs, and not mansion houses or castles designed to make a statement.

August 5, 2001 - Fast Company

Developers, architects and planners are working together to build the next generation of modern buildings -- eco friendly green buildings.

August 4, 2001 - National Association Of Realtors

A controversial proposal to change the flow of the Missouri River to protect endangered wildlife has been abandoned.

August 4, 2001 - The Washington Post

The contrast between the new new economy of clean tech and the "old" New Economy couldn't be greater.

August 3, 2001 - Whole Earth

Author and statistician Bjorn Lomborg argues that the fears of environmentalists about human activity destroying the planet are unfounded. He describes four major environmental fears and presents evidence to support his arguments.

August 3, 2001 - The Economist

The assumption that forest fires are a part of a "natural cycle" is partly wrong, says Michael Lind, and offers a solution for preventing forest fires that endanger homes and lives.

August 3, 2001 - National Geographic

Rural towns in the U.S. are turning to prisons as a "recession-proof form of economic development."

August 2, 2001 - The New York Times

Facilities News publishes their list of the top 10 cities for relocation or expansion if you need state-of-the-art connectivity.

August 2, 2001 - Facility City

America's stately elms were almost wiped out by a disease in the 1960s. An effort is underway to bring them back.

August 1, 2001 - The Washington Post

Location plays a bigger role in entrepreneurial success and economic development than previously known.

August 1, 2001 - Inc. Magazine

A report released by the National Academy of Sciences says existing technology can improve fuel-efficiency in vehicles by up to 35%, at little cost to the motorist.

August 1, 2001 - The Seattle Times

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services promises to have a new focus on rural programs.

August 1, 2001 - U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services

A national transformation is taking place as small towns in the U.S. struggle to survive the onslaught urban and suburban refugees. Experts say lack of planning makes the problem worse.

July 31, 2001 - The Seattle Times

While some towns struggle to attract new industry and keep a town square alive, others try to slam the brakes on growth, as roads, sewers and schools strain under the load of new homes and families.

July 31, 2001 - The Seattle Times

University of Maryland professor Roger Lewis discusses Germany's smart growth strategies and compares the results with urban sprawl in the U.S.

July 30, 2001 - The Washington Post

Online communities are theoretically online gathering places to create a "virtual community." The reality is quite different.

July 29, 2001 - Online Community Report