- Six Foundations for Building Community Resilience[1]
- The Movement to Make Every American Community Walkable, November 13[2]
Oct 2015[edit | edit source]
Communities Pushing For Legal Rights To Regain Power Over Fracking Companies, October 21[3]
How the decline of cars changes cities for the better, October 16[4]
If the U.S. government treated poor people as well as it treats banks, October 15[5]
Sep 2015[edit | edit source]
Streets and Sidewalks Should Be Used to Improve Our Health, September 23[6]
Land Trusts Offer Houses That People With Lower Incomes Can Afford—And a Stepping Stone to Lasting Wealth, September 21[7]
Free Transit Attracts Riders, Helps Communities in More Ways Than One, September 16[8]
A Third American City Is Now Running Entirely On Renewable Energy, September 14[9]
Developers Build Walkable Neighborhoods With Focus on Community Wealth, September 2[10]
Jul 2015[edit | edit source]
5 New American Rail-Trails, Jul 27[11]
Iowa's Stunning Admission: We Need Fewer Roads, July 8[12]
Administration Announces New Initiative to Increase Solar Access for All Americans, July 7[13]
Jun 2015[edit | edit source]
With driving down, there's a growing backlash against unnecessary highways, June 9[14]
Up to 90 percent of Americans could be fed entirely by local agriculture, June 2[15]
Apr 2015[edit | edit source]
These American cities are fighting for control over electricity and the internet, April 21[16]
Feb 2015[edit | edit source]
The Crackdown on Little Free Library Book Exchanges, February 20[17]
2014[edit | edit source]
Zero Vision: A plan to make our roads safe, August 14[18]
Supreme Court Decision on Cross-State Air Pollution Is a Major Victory for Public Health Tuesday, April 29[19]
2013[edit | edit source]
Welcome to Commonomics: How to Build Local Economies Strong Enough for Everyone, October 4[20]
2012[edit | edit source]
An Interconnected Park Web: How Greenways Create Healthy Communities, January 31[21]
2010[edit | edit source]
Designing for Democracy Consultation using a wiki, December 8[22]
See also[edit | edit source]
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References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Six Foundations, 2015
- ↑ Project for Public Spaces
- ↑ resilience.org
- ↑ huffingtonpost.com
- ↑ The Atlantic
- ↑ Shareable
- ↑ resilience.org
- ↑ Shareable
- ↑ ThinkProgress
- ↑ Next City
- ↑ earthshare.org
- ↑ CityLab
- ↑ whitehouse.gov
- ↑ Vox
- ↑ phys.org
- ↑ openDemocracy
- ↑ The Atlantic
- ↑ resilience.org
- ↑ Sierra Club National
- ↑ YES! Magazine
- ↑ City Parks Blog
- ↑ The White House