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The
Art of Natural Building
Edited by Joseph
F. Kennedy, et al. A user-friendly introduction
to natural building for non-professionals as
well as architects and designers. Packed with
resources, it is an encyclopedia of natural
building.
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Cities
in Our Future
Edited by Robert Geddes. Urban planners, architects,
urban designers, and other experts from across
North America examine the impact of growth and
form on the ability of a city to achieve and
maintain social equity and environmental health.
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Community
Planning
By Eric Damian Kelly & Barbara Becker. A
thorough examination of the comprehensive planning
process. The authors consider all aspects of
the comprehensive plan: its elements, adoption,
and implementation. More…
Creating
Successful Communities
By Michael A. Mantell, et al. Developed for
civic activists, policymakers, and planners,
Creating Successful Communities gives
guidelines for developing workable action plans
for restoring distinctiveness and livability
to communities.
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Designing
Sustainable Communities
By Judy Corbett & Michael Corbett. Examines
the history of the sustainable community movement.
Discusses how Village Homes, a pioneer sustainable
development near Davis, California, fits into
the context of that movement. More…
Making
a Living While Making a Difference
By Melissa
Everett. As business and society continue
to place greater emphasis on social and environmental
responsibility, opportunities for career-seekers
with a conscience have never been better. More…
Saving
Cities Saving Money
By John Hart. Cities and towns, large and small,
can extend resources, improve environmental
quality, and save money all at the same time.
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Staying
Healthy in a Risky Environment
By Arthur C. Upton & Eden Graber. This guide,
by experts from the New York Medical Center's
Nelson Institute of Environmental Medicine,
can help you understand the connections between
environment and health. More…
Voluntary
Simplicity
By Duane
Elgin. When Voluntary Simplicity
was first published in 1981, it quickly became
recognized as a powerful and visionary work
in the emerging dialogue over sustainable ways
of living. More…
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