Collected essays on smart growth, 2000-2001
By: Elm Street Writers Group ; [edited by Keith Schneider]
Contributors: Schneider, Keith.; Elm Street Writers Group.; Michigan Land Use Institute.
Publisher: Michigan Land Use Institute
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Beulah, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Cities and towns -- United States -- Growth; Land use -- United States -- Planning; Urban policy -- United States; City planning -- United States
Description: Collection of nationally syndicated opinion pieces on land use and sprawl.
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Smart growth is opportunity for candidates to galvanize voters / Constance Beaumont; title: Question in property rights fight : "Who's taking whom?" / Patty Cantrell; title: Does compassionate conservatism mean halting sprawl? / Thomas Hylton; title: Planning, transit, and the good life exasperate free marketeers / Jay Walljasper; title: Why can't Johnny walk to school? / Edward T. McMahon; title: With Whitman at EPA, Bush takes sprawl seriously / Keith Schneider; title: A real place to call home / Thomas Hylton; title: Wake for a fading suburbia / James Howard Kunstler; title: Minnesota's Myron Orfield builds downtown to cure sprawl / Jay Walljasper; title: From the heartland, a bid to protect green space and cities / David Beach; title: I miss the clock at the crescent / Constance Beaumont; title: Land of the free...parking / Alan Durning; title: Great American cities / Peter Katz; title: Message to Congress : stop sprawl, create new farm markets / Patty Cantrell.