Copenhagen, Melbourne & The Reconquest of the City
Chris Turner
December 10, 2008 10:00 AM
The Strøget in Copenhagen
Photo credit: flickr/PDXdj, Creative Commons license
For ten weeks this summer, a twelve-block stretch of Ste. Catherine Street in Montreal was transformed into a vibrant public square. It covered most of the main drag [...]
December 15, 2008
Categories: The Role of Cities . Tags: Montreal, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
By Paul Jones
Wednesday, August 20, 2008 2:02 PM PDT
Staff Writer
American Assets, the San Diego developer that recently applied for approval for its ambitious Fireman’s Fund office park renovation project, claimed in an Aug. 12 press release that its projections show that the project could be “carbon neutral” within 10 years, significantly ahead of the “2030 [...]
August 24, 2008
Categories: Environment | Climate Change, Urban Planning . Tags: Climate Change, Sustainability, urban design . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
Meeting the 2030 Challenge Through Building Codes provides an unprecedented and much-anticipated guide for every city, county and state in the nation to swiftly meet the greenhouse gas reduction targets of the 2030 Challenge.
Read the white paper here.
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August 24, 2008
Categories: Environment | Climate Change, The Role of Cities, Urban Planning . Tags: Reports, Sustainability, Urban Planning . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
We must green the market
Everywhere we look, the prices of goods don’t reflect the true environmental costs of their production
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THOMAS HOMER-DIXON AND STEWART ELGIE
From Wednesday’s Globe and Mail
August 6, 2008 at 8:13 AM EDT
Modern capitalist markets are among the most amazing institutions humankind has ever created. They are mighty engines [...]
August 10, 2008
Categories: About Us, Environment | Climate Change, Media | Letters to Editor, True Cost Economy . Tags: Environment, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment