Christopher Leinberger argues that several non-market forces, including bank lending practices, stand in the way of walkable urbanism.
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An independent firm issued a management audit of the Texas Department of Transportation calling for reforms.
The Houston-Galveston Area Council has published a Sustainable Communities web site to explain their grant proposal and seek public input.
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While plans to expand US 290 are tied up by financial limitations, the CTC suggests several things for TxDOT to think about before moving the project forward.
Charles Komanoff uses in-depth statistical analysis to model the effects of proposed transportation policies in very realistic detail for New York City.
A new report from the CDC says that sprawl contributes to obesity, diabetes, asthma, and mental health problems through pollution and overdependence on cars.
The United States risks falling further behind Asia and Europe if it does not immediately start to invest in its infrastructure.
Livable Houston Initiative - Laura Spanjian - Director, COH Office of Sustainability: http://bit.ly/a6K5Hw
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