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#57 Sustainability Issues

The City as Garden: A Study of the Sustainable Urban District of Kronsberg (Hannover), Germany
Regenerative Landscapes in China
What Can We Learn from the Newest Dutch City? Creative Urban Design and Planning in Almere New City, The Netherlands
Balanced-Center Development
Conservation, Science and Land Use Planning: Pima County, AZ in the New Millennium
Stormwater Management for “EcoDensity”
The Place of Perception in the Sustainable City
Sustain the Unsustainable: Studies on the Design and Planning of Parking Structures
Salt Lake City’s Downtown in Motion
The Transition Town Movement. Community Response to Peak Oil and Climate Change
Making Sustainable Environmental Health a Core Objective of Land Use Planning and Governance in the City of New Orleans: A Policy Perspective

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