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January/February 2007: Emerald Cities: The Promise of Green Development, Volume , Issue

Livable Los Angeles
Peter Dreier

Not Just for the Gentry
Peter Dreier and Beth Steckler
Can the "new urbanism" of green city neighborhoods, convenient to transportation and jobs, also provide affordable housing?

Green Common Ground
Robert Kuttner
A conversation with Bart Harvey of Entreprise and Frances Beinecke of the Nature Resources Defense Council.

Sustainable Cities
Neal Peirce
Smart growth is newly fashionable. But what will it take to turn fashion into national policy?

Healthy Communities, Healthy People
Georges C. Benjamin
The importance of a greener built environment.

The New Environment for Housing
Jill Brooke
With a few crusading advocates to lead the way, the market for green affordable housing shows promise.

Green Buildings Matter
Michelle Moore

A Gulf of Good Intentions
Kellie Lunney
Can New Orleans rebuild along green, sustainable, affordable lines? That will take serious resources -- as well as better cooperation.

Help Wanted -- Green
Joan Fitzgerald
Green development could be a big generator of good jobs -- if America will seize the opportunity.

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