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Practical Ecology for Planners, Developers, and Citizens
LivrosNovembro 2004Dan L. Perlman and Jeffrey C. MilderIn recent years, the practice of ecologically based planning and development has emerged as a way to safeguard human communities from natural hazards and to protect natural systems from the impacts...
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China’s Environmental Policy and Urban Development
LivrosFevereiro 2013Edited by Joyce Yanyun Man“It is well known that rapid urbanization and industrialization in China have had serious consequences for China's environment. Far less recognized are the wide ranging efforts undertaken...
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Twentieth-Century New England Land Conservation
A Heritage of Civic EngagementLivrosFevereiro 2009Edited by Charles H.W. FosterMany partners have been involved over the last decade in developing an archive of materials documenting the evolution of land conservation in the six New England states. Coordinated by Charles H. W....
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Resilient Coastal City Regions
Planning for Climate Change in the United States and AustraliaLivrosMarço 2012Edited by Edward J. Blakely and Armando Carbonell“Mounting evidence reveals ever-faster, more extreme outcomes in spheres climatic, economic, and so on; earth’s revenge may be sooner than we expect. We must do more than adapt and...
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Nature and Cities
The Ecological Imperative in Urban Design and PlanningLivrosNovembro 2016Edited by Frederick R. Steiner, George F. Thompson, and Armando CarbonellNote: If you are ordering multiple copies of this book, please contact our warehouse by email at lincolnorders@pssc.com or by phone at 877-526-3257 for a shipping quote. “This book overflows...
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Climate Change and Land Policies
LivrosMaio 2011Edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-Hung HongDeveloping policies that will keep climate change in check has become a global priority, as increasing greenhouse gas emissions contribute to extreme weather patterns. If these emissions remain...
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Infrastructure and Land Policies
LivrosMaio 2013Edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Karin L. BrandtMore than 50 percent of the global population resides in urban areas where land policy and infrastructure interactions facilitate economic opportunities, affect the quality of life, and influence...