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Dude, where’s my Planning 2.0? December 1, 2008
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This is a conversation among urban planners about how the practice of planning and the educations of planners ought to evolve to respond quickly and at scale to the challenge of climate change. It began with a talk given for planning students at Rutgers University, which was itself inspired by UPenn’s Urban Design After the [...]more →

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