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San Francisco Parklet Manual

This new publication contains a comprehensive overview of the goals and guidelines for creating a parklet in San Francisco. The manual also serves as a resource for those outside of San Francisco working to establish parklet programs in their own cities… more »
Publications –  Apr. 18, 2013


Building Urban Resilience: Principles, Tools and Practice

In its new publication, the World Bank presents planners and practitioners with an intuitive way to build elements of resilience into urban governance and planning. The report guides readers in finding ways to avoid the mistakes of the past and build re… more »
Publications –  Apr. 18, 2013


Sustainable Communities: Strategies for Advancing Smart Growth, Environmental Justice, and Equitable Development

This new EPA publication offers strategies to low-income, minority, and tribal communities to help them shape development that responds to their needs and reflects their values. Community-based organizations, local and regional decision-makers, develope… more »
Publications –  Feb. 20, 2013


The WalkUP Wake-Up Call

According to this new publication from George Washington University, the next real estate cycle will be defined by the rise of Walkable Urban Places (WalkUPs). Author Christopher Leinberger examines the economic performance and social equity of existing… more »
Publications –  Oct. 5, 2012


A Project Selection Tool for the State of Rhode Island: Leveraging State Transportation, Housing, and Infrastructure Investments

EPA worked with Rhode Island's KeepSpace program to help prioritize state, nonprofit, and federal resources. This assistance resulted in a project selection tool that may be of use to other communities facing similar challenges. For more information:… more »
Publications –  Sep. 19, 2012


Local Leaders in Sustainability: Green Building Incentive Trends

According to this new publication from the National Association of Counties, the most attractive incentives for greening American communities are also the most basic--tax incentives, density/floor area ratio bonuses and expedited permitting. The simple… more »
Publications –  May. 29, 2012



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