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Getting Smart! The December 2008 issue of Getting Smart! is now available for all Smart Growth Network members in the Members Section. This edition of Getting Smart! focuses on community development, sustainable communities, and smart growth practices and policies in the context of the economic downturn, which is taking its toll on communities even as a new presidential administration is rolling out ideas for economic recovery and environmental sustainability.
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Energy Benefits of Urban Infill Developments In Energy Benefits of Urban Infill Developments, a report from the Northeast-Midwest Institute, sustainable urban redevelopment is shown to be a potential major source of greenhouse gas reduction
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This Is Smart Growth This Is Smart Growth is a full-color booklet describes how, when done well, development can help create more economic opportunities, build great places where people want to live and visit, preserve the qualities people love about their communities, and protect environmental resources.
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Getting to Smart Growth II Getting to Smart Growth II: 100 More
Policies for Implementation
provides states and communities with policy options that can be mixed and matched to fit local circumstances, visions, and values. Free. Available online or in print.
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New! Getting to Smart Growth II is now available in Spanish. Click here to download.
 
Getting to Smart Growth Getting to Smart Growth: 100 Policies for Implementation is back in print! This primer from the Smart Growth Network and International City/County Management Association (ICMA) serves as a roadmap for states and communities that have recognized the need for smart growth, but are unclear on how to achieve it.
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Spanish version now available.
 
Lifecycle Building Challenge -- 2009
Brookings Analysis: Trends in Vehicle Miles Traveled
Smart Growth, Smart Energy Toolkit
LEED for Neighborhood Development 2009 -- 1st Public Comment
 


Smart Growth Speaker Series [TBA].


1/8/2009: Implementing Sustainable Development in Your Community

1/11/2009: Raising the Bar on Sustainable Design

1/14/2009: Transit: Finance and Investment for a New Era

 
Smart Growth Network Web Site Request for Proposals

Smart Growth Action Grants Recipients

PARC Grants -- Massachusetts

USDA Cooperative Extension Grants

Brownfields Training, Research and Technical Assistance Grants

Project Orange Thumb Community Garden Grant -- 2009

New England Small Grants

Boston Grants Initiative Applications

California Farmland Conservancy Grants

Brownfields Training, Research and Technical Assistance Grants

Frontera Farmer Foundation Grants -- 2009

Planet Connect Grant Program

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Environmental Justice Achievement Awards

Climate Protection Awards

National Wetlands Awards Nominations

CNU Charter Awards Nominations

AIA/ALA Library Building Award

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ULI Awards for Excellence Nominations

Sustainable Cities Award Call for Entries

ULI Global Awards for Excellence

Richard C. Bartlett Environmental Education Award

Next Generation Design Competition

Florida Better Community Awards

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