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More Transportation
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Clearance
Sale
Accidental
City
By Robert Fulford. The story of the transformation
of Toronto. In a narrative that moves from one
part of Toronto to another, Fulford describes
the city, its history, urban planning, and economic
growth. More…
Better, Not Bigger
By Eben V. Fodor. Benefits from growth that
exploits the commons accrue to a few, while
costs are distributed across the entire community.
Fodor marshals evidence from almost every state
to prove his point. More…
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…
Frontiers
of Sustainability
By Roger Dower, Daryl Ditz, et al. A concrete
plan for achieving sustainable development in
the United States. A technologically feasible
vision of the future in which the unwanted trends
we see unfolding now are reversed. 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…
National
Audubon Society Almanac of the Environment
By Valerie Harms. What we can do to restore
and protect the Earth. Includes sections on
homes and yards, garbage and recycling, transportation,
recreation, public lands, oceans, cultural ecology,
and more. 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.
More…
Toward
Sustainable Communities
By Mark Roseland. Offers suggestions and innovative
solutions to municipal and community problems.
Covers air quality, transportation, energy,
land use, housing, and economic and community
development. 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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