California cities most densely populated in U.S.

San Francisco Chronicle

março 27, 2012 09:00

California is home to the rugged Sierra Nevada, bucolic vineyards, wave-stroked beaches - and the most densely urbanized areas in the nation. That's t...

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New research on adaptation to climate change in the US and Australia

Carbon Based

março 26, 2012 09:00

Coastal regions should take steps now to prepare for storm surges, fires, sea level rise, and other disruptions associated with global climate change ...

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Vulnerable Coastlines and Climate Change

APA Conference Blog

março 23, 2012 09:00

It was front-page news recently in The New York Times: “Rising Sea Levels Seen as Threat to Coastal U.S.” The Times was reporting on new r...

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Depto Políticas Públicas apresenta seminário com Edesio Fernandes

Potiguar Noticias

março 20, 2012 09:00

O Departamento de Políticas Públicas do CCHLA-UFRN, realiza, na quarta, 28 de março, as 9h, no Auditório da Reitoria (UFRN...

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What Mumbai and Beijing Can Learn From New York

The Atlantic Cities

março 19, 2012 09:00

A planet of cities planning for growth is likely to be a messy business – a jostle of markets and government, informal settlement and infrastruc...

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Urban environmental strategies

Habitation for the Planet

março 16, 2012 09:00

Whilst debatably untouched sectors in the developing world, it is imperative that any reform proposals that respond to the unprecedented expansion of ...

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Urban development

Jornal Novo Tempo

março 16, 2012 09:00

Parana has begun an exemplary implementation of betterment levies. The article explains that the tool is little-used in most Brazilian municipali...

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Pay up: Penn and other wealthy nonprofits pay nothing to the city

Philadelphia City Paper

março 15, 2012 09:00

Once property-tax reassessments are completed this year, Philadelphians will end up paying out an estimated $90 million more altogether. Mayor Michael...

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Taxing the tax-exempt

The Progress Report

março 14, 2012 09:00

Tax Day is approaching, and we will soon hear a rising chorus of criticism of large corporations such as Verizon and General Electric that don’t...

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Religious network promises, fails to deliver

Charlotte Observer

março 14, 2012 09:00

INDIAN LAND, S.C. Condos. Shops. Outdoor concerts. Internships to prepare students for careers in broadcasting. All were to be part of the Inspiratio...

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Belmont to Ask Local Nonprofits to Increase PILOT Payments

massnonprofit.org

março 12, 2012 09:00

Following in Boston’s footsteps, Belmont next week will ask local nonprofits, which own 31% of the land within its borders, to voluntarily incre...

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Fewer kids living in US suburbs

Voice of America

março 07, 2012 09:00

When you think of the American suburbs, what comes to mind? Street after street of similar houses? Shopping malls and big yards and white picket...

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Meet Doug Meffert

Delta Dispatches

março 07, 2012 09:00

The National Audubon Society welcomes Dr. Doug Meffert as vice president and executive director for the state of Louisiana. Doug joins a strong Audubo...

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TED's headline initiative: The City 2.0

Citiwire

março 05, 2012 09:00

LONG BEACH — The history of cities over the last century is littered with good intentions, from separated-use zoning to urban renewal to more re...

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Manhattan's population density, past and present

The New York Times

março 05, 2012 09:00

Manhattan was much more crowded in the early 1900s than today, especially in the tenements of the Lower East Side. For example, in 1910, 66 people liv...

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How the 2012 TED Prize, the City 2.0, aims to crowdsource the future

The Atlantic Cities

março 01, 2012 09:00

LONG BEACH – It’s never long at the annual TED conference before attendees feel awash in mind-bending, technology-enabled ideas -- a ...

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Requiem for Redevelopment

San Diego Union-Tribune

fevereiro 25, 2012 09:00

Look about San Diego for the legacy of redevelopment — from signature megaprojects to landscaped medians, libraries and housing for the homeless...

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Defending the driving range

Woburn Patch

fevereiro 17, 2012 09:00

Questions and concerns about cost of the driving range plan have been raised along with the fact that there are many more urgent projects in the city ...

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Reviews of Property in Land and Regional Planning

Books News

fevereiro 16, 2012 09:00

Books News short reviews of Property in Land and Other Resources, co-edited by Elinor Ostrom, and Regional Planning in America, co-edited by Ethan Sel...

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Report: Large Landscape Conservation Key to Nature Preservation

Spotlight on the Region

fevereiro 16, 2012 09:00

Conservation needs to be approached at the regional level in order to ensure that wildlife habitat, water supplies and working farms and forests throu...

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