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Monthly Archives: September 2011
COMPLETE STREETS: Design Elements, New Priorities, Means To An End
TweetCompared with traffic engineers’ traditional focus on moving many cars as fast as possible, adoption of a “Complete Streets” policy at the state or local level is a huge improvement. Designing streets to serve all modes and all types of … Continue reading
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HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENTS (HIA) AND ADVOCACY: Useful Tool or Sophisticated Smoke Screen?
Tweet“Health In Everything” is an important slogan, pointing out that personal and social well-being is impacted by every public policy and every aspect of our built and cultural environments. Partly based on this insight, there is increasing interest in creating … Continue reading
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