Planning April 2019
Planning April 2019
California, an early adopter of legalized marijuana, has adopted progressive approaches that keep it in the lead among like-minded states. Find out what's happening, weed-wise, in the Golden State and Colorado, in the April issue of Planning. Plus, learn how states are addressing climate change as federal action stalls. Then take a quick trip to Athens, where entrepreneurs are revitalizing a neighborhood pummeled by years of austerity.
Featured Articles
From Seed to Sale
Improvisational Athens
The Climate Fight Goes Local
News & Departments
Perspectives
A guest column by Ann Forsyth, the new editor of the Journal of the American Planning Association.
Intersections
Pints with Planners, new hazards research, Women and Planning Division turns 40.
Letters
Urban opioid use, Boston's seawalls.
Planning News
Government shutdown, Amazon ousted, landmark discriminatory housing case settled.
Legal Lessons
Piecing together the preemption puzzle.
The Commissioner
A bimonthly department aimed at planning commissioners. Edited by Kimberley Jacques.
Ever Green
Timothy Beatley checks in on negative emissions as a climate change remedy.
Planners Library
Advancing equity, public housing, tax increment financing.
Et Cetera
Bay Area planning exhibits, Balloonfest, The Fight to Reduce Homelessness.
Viewpoint
Fire changes everything.
Cover: Cannabis-infused edibles — sour gummies, raspberry fruit rings, and jewels. Photo by Benjamin Rasmussen/Getty Images.