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Building Smart-Growth Communities
Environmental Science & Technology, 1999City planners are combining traditional and contemporary design principles to preserve open spaces and reduce environmental impacts.
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The 2012 Smart Growth Report: Progress Towards Smart Growth in Canada
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013Over the last decade and a half, the Smart Growth movement has matured in Canada. Early efforts to raise awareness on the need to better manage urban growth gave way to smart growth plans and policies adopted by municipal, regional and provincial governments. More recently, attention has shifted to measuring the impact and benefits of smart growth.
Murtaza Haider +2 more
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2019
Smart growth principles are increasingly being applied to urban developments, in order to increase the quality of life for residents, workers and visitors in a locale. A key component which contributes to the personal experiences of those occupants is the acoustical environment.
Bennett M. Brooks +1 more
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Smart growth principles are increasingly being applied to urban developments, in order to increase the quality of life for residents, workers and visitors in a locale. A key component which contributes to the personal experiences of those occupants is the acoustical environment.
Bennett M. Brooks +1 more
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2006
This map shows Smart Growth Areas in New Jersey alongside existing development and transportation infrastructure. Specifically, the map locates Metropolitan and Suburban Planning Areas, Designated Centers, Meadowlands Smart Growth Areas, and Pinelands Growth Areas, Villages and Towns.
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This map shows Smart Growth Areas in New Jersey alongside existing development and transportation infrastructure. Specifically, the map locates Metropolitan and Suburban Planning Areas, Designated Centers, Meadowlands Smart Growth Areas, and Pinelands Growth Areas, Villages and Towns.
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Is Smart Growth Really So Smart?
2013The world’s population has been growing at an exponential rate, increasing demands on energy and resource use and contributing to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and pollution. This increase in population has been primarily in urban areas. In developed countries, 75 % of the population already lives in cities and for every 1 % increase in urban ...
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Theories of Smart Shrinkage and Smart Growth
2017The very practical matter of protecting and maintaining properties is central to what I see as the goal of local governments facing depopulation. The overview offered in the previous chapter helps to situate the problems that New Bedford faces, the problems briefly introduced in Chap. 1.
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Smart Growth: The Basics, Smart Growth Recommendations from New Jersey Future
2003This New Jersey Future (NJF) position paper gives recommendations for achieving Smart Growth, calling on the Legislature and Governor to make smart growth possible in the following ways: (1) Implement the State Plan; (2) Reduce dependence on property taxes; (3) Create a cabinet-level post for smart growth; (4) Create an equitable and efficient housing
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2016
During the twentieth century, automobile use shifted urban development from the center to the outer fringes of the cities. American zoning laws prohibited the mixing of land uses—residential, commercial, and industrial—leading to low-density, separate housing and retail; this separation pushed cities to sprawl outward.
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During the twentieth century, automobile use shifted urban development from the center to the outer fringes of the cities. American zoning laws prohibited the mixing of land uses—residential, commercial, and industrial—leading to low-density, separate housing and retail; this separation pushed cities to sprawl outward.
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