Eliason shares invaluable insights into the eco-district model—an approach that prioritizes community, sustainability, and livability in urban design, setting it apart from traditional models of development.

“When Driving Is Not An Option: Steering Away From Car Dependency,” presents a compelling case for embracing alternative modes of transportation that cater to the diverse needs of our communities.

“From the Ground Up: Local Efforts to Create Resilient Cities,” brings to light the vital role of community-led efforts in combating climate change and systemic racism in urban environments.

“Dark PR: How Corporate Disinformation Undermines Our Health and the Environment" focuses on the world of corporate disinformation and its profound impact on public perception and political actions. Ennis exposes the sophisticated strategies that corporations employ to manipulate narratives and divert attention from significant political issues and action.

Zoning, when applied effectively, can be a catalyst for vibrant and adaptable neighborhoods, particularly in cities like Nashville and Chicago, where cultural resurgence is on the rise.

Traffic engineering as a field has a somewhat false image that it has been around forever and all the manuals and guidance are steeped in...

As the authors of “The Power of Existing Buildings,” they illuminate the path to revolutionizing urban environments by reimagining existing structures as sustainable powerhouses.

Mack’s book discusses the power of genuine connections and their ability to create resilient communities, drawing inspiration from historical studies and successful initiatives worldwide.

Danielle Arigoni, author of “Climate Resilience for an Aging Nation,” underscores the importance of integrating climate and aging planning efforts to enhance community resilience.