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L.A. City Council Planning and Land Use Mgmt. Committee Chair Marqueece Harris-Dawson @mhdcd8 underscores need to develop housing “quickly and efficiently” ow.ly/4YLG50L9vAk via @PlanningReport
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Don't miss our Executive Director @JParfrey's interview on the @PlanningReport! He talks extreme #heatwaves, ways to keep LA cool, CA climate legislation signed into law this year, and how the gondola to @Dodgers Stadium is a tremendous climate solution. planningreport.com/2022/10/1…
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My former employer @PlanningReport digitized its entire archive. Going back to 1988, the archive features hundreds (thousands?) of long interviews with the SoCal planning leadership of the day.
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Our Dep. Dir. of Planning & Land Use, Jenna Hornstock, is a SoCal land use expert & serves on LA City's Planning Commission. In a new @PlanningReport interview, she shares how SCAG is supporting infrastructure for more sustainable communities & housing 👇
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“Unfortunately our existing zoning and building codes forbid walkable urbanism. CNU aims to build a national movement to #LegalizeWalkableUrbanism.”
Check out @PlanningReport's interview with our new Executive Director, Rick Cole.
planningreport.com/2021/06/1…
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TPR February Preview: Patrick Condon (@pmcondon2) on Density & Land Value Speculation; Michael Storper (@michaelstorper) on CA Out-Migration; & Ananya Roy (@ananyaUCLA) on De-Commodifying Land
Read the full preview at: mailchi.mp/ablinc/february-t…
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What lessons can California provide the Biden administration as it tackles the 4 converging crises of #COVID19 & the resulting #economiccrisis, #climatechange, & #racialinequity? #dusp alum Michael Méndez (MCP '03) joins @PlanningReport to discuss- bit.ly/mendexTpr
ALT The cover of Michael Mendez's Yale University Press book, 'Climate Change from the Streets: How Conflict and Collaboration Strengthen the Environmental Justice Movement'
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An interview with Michael Méndez, assistant professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Public Policy at the University of California and recent appointee to the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, via @PlanningReport. planetizen.com/news/2021/02/…
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An interview with California Assembly Transportation Committee Chair Laura Friedman, shared here by @PlanningReport. planetizen.com/news/2021/02/…
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@UCLAlatino's @mamendezPhD discusses what lessons Los Angeles and California can provide to policymakers in D.C on environmental justice and climate action with the @PlanningReport
More ⬇️:
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@PlanningReport interviewed UC Irvine Professor—and recent appointee to the LA Regional Water Quality Control Board—@mamendezPhD about what lessons LA and California can provide to policymakers in Washington D.C on climate action and environmental justice. bit.ly/3cILfi6
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Watch #LA Councilmember @davideryu on #AffordableHousing & #Homelessness after being on the job four years. Convinced? @PlanningReport on #Vimeo vimeo.com/469948097?ref=tw-s…
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Nice interview @alfredfraijo @PlanningReport Alfred Fraijo on Accomplishing Affordability with ‘Housing Plus, Plus, Plus’ | The Planning Report planningreport.com/2020/10/0…
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In the wake of a corruption scandal in the city of Los Angeles, former city officials call for development process reform in a roundtable discussion published by @PlanningReport. planetizen.com/news/2020/09/…
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.@CaliforniaEPA Secretary Jared Blumenfeld shares his thoughts on various issues, including how COVID has impacted the state's environmental plans and how California is tackling recycling and waste reduction goals. Via The Planning Report buff.ly/2YFEG8l
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"#Capandtrade is a market-based tool, and when there are less carbon emissions, there are less allowances that are required to be purchased." - Jared Blumenfeld, Secretary @CaliforniaEPA @PlanningReport
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#DoWeNeedOffices Closure’s Impact on Commercial #RealEstate "There is no sugarcoating what we're all facing. The next normal or hybrid workplace is upon us." planningreport.com/2020/08/1… Thanks for the forum @PlanningReport to opine on current #CRE trends. #COVID19 #Workplace #WFH
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"The economic power of cities — their ability to compound innovation and productivity by compounding the talent of ambitious and creative people — has been more than enough to offset the destructive power of infectious disease," writes @Richard_Florida. trib.al/rndgeRX
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Some #JuneteenthDay reading, I'm in the @latimes. Also, #StopKillingUs: Nine ideas for making our city's public space more race equitable latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
