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Practical solutions for legal issues in planning, zoning, developing, and operating green communities.
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Randall Arendt's practical handbook for residential developers, site designers, local officials, and landowners explains how to design and build full-density developments that protect the environment and incorporate open space.
List Price: $55.00
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Protect landscapes and wildlife while offering ways for residents to connect with nature by incorporating greenways into your community.
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Planning and design guidelines for turning urban riverfronts into valuable economic and community assets
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A chronicle of how citizens in Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle are restoring their communities by creating sustainable urban ecosystems.
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Based on the National Building Museum's Green Community exhibition, this book is a collection of thought-provoking essays that illuminate the connections among personal health, community health, and our planet's health.
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The environmental lessons that New York and other dense cities offer are not necessarily easy to apply--and, even to city dwellers, they can often be difficult to discern--but the most important of them can be summarized simply:
Live smaller:
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This handbook communicates basic stormwater management concepts, case study examples of how this approach has been successful elsewhere and pratical design solutions for implementing green streets.
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Arendt offers detailed explanations of resource-conserving development techniques that make both environmental and economic sense.
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Examples of cities' successful efforts to repair broken economies and broken ecosystems highlight this collection of essays on sustainable urban development.
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Are Americans committing "country-cide"? Learn how some communities are preserving their green legacy.
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A guide to the ecological principles that should inform land-use decisions and a blueprint for drafting regulations that defend biodiversity
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How does design turn neighborhoods into communities? Find out what makes neighborhoods tick and how we can create the communities we want.
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Every American city faces the challenge of vacant land scattered among houses in residential areas. This report provides a look at strategies and programs that provide green areas among urban renewal and sprawl.
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A distinguished planner's reflection on how to make parks an essential cornerstone of great communities in the 21st century.
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This report explains how communities can develop urban forestry programs to capture the social and environmental benefits of trees.
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Transform vacant land into urban farms, green developments, or cultural landmarks.
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A blueprint for neighborhoods in which wooded areas, wetlands, and other open spaces thrive alongside paths and pedestrian-friendly streets that connect to a transportation network that provides services close to home.
List Price: $35.00
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A comprehensive manual for the planning and architectural professional, this book covers rehabilitation and preservation of neighborhoods and cities.
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