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Tag Archives: resiliency
Resource Management – Co-Management
Adaptive co-management is an evolving approach for the governance of social-ecological systems. The concept of adaptive co-management comes from combining the on-going learning element of adaptive management and the relationship component of collaborative management in which rights and responsibilities are … Continue reading
Posted in Management
Tagged consultation, government, management, project management, resiliency, sustainability
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World Town Planning Day
A day that celebrates planning may not be on your calendar, but it is on ours here at HSAL. November 8th is World Town Planning Day. Every year, planners from approximately 30 countries on four continents observe this day in … Continue reading
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Tagged community, design, planning, resiliency, transportation, urban planning, waste, water
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From Cradle to Cradle: Closing the Food Loop
I am a big fan of National Geographic and have been reading the magazine for as long as I can remember and watching the specials on television. Recently I’ve started to look at their website and following them on Facebook. While … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainability
Tagged contamination, design, resiliency, sustainability, technology, waste
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What makes a “Resilient City”?
I just finished reading Resilient Cities: Responding to Peak Oil and Climate Change by Peter Newman co-authored with Timothy Beatley and Heather Boyer. By ‘resilient’ they authors mean cities that can last, make it through crises, possessing inner strength and … Continue reading
