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Technology Aids Land Cover Classification Mapping

Addressing the Sustainability Challenge

APA Recognizes 30 Great Places in America

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January 2009
Hidden Barriers to Protecting Neighborhood Trees
Planning Magazine Gets Full Makeover
Is Your Community Planning for Trees?
February 2009
Register for the Premier Planning Conference
Planning Learned from Studying Ancient Cities
March 2009
APA Reveals the 100 Essential Planning Books
Slow It Down!
April 2009
APA Names Infrastructure Task Force Co-Chairs
Using Technology to Engage Audiences
Online Resource Helps With Climate Change
Lifescience Corridor Hosts Community Planning Workshop
Illinois Planning Director Is New APA President
Washington Planning Manager Is AICP President
The Planning Tell-All Book
May 2009
Streetcars Making a Comeback
DOE Funds APA Wind Energy Research
Overlooked America Receives Book Award
June 2009
Overcoming Affordable Housing Obstacles
New Report: Getting to Smart Growth
July 2009
APA Board Member Appointed to City Council
JAPA: Traffic Safety and Community Design
August 2009
Planning magazine: Focusing on Food
Who Is Responsible for Urban Design?
Lessons from Chicago's Last Boom
October 2009
APA Recognizes 30 Great Places in America
JAPA: LEED-ND: New Urbanism 2.0?
Addressing the Sustainability Challenge
November 2009
Technology Aids Land Cover Classification Mapping
JAPA in The Washington Post

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