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Sustainable Land Development Today November/December 2008
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The Bottomline
“Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?”
With so many relationships strained these days, I am reminded of that line from a popular song.
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Visionary
Go Forth and Tread Lightly on the Land
Denver-area development's tree-saving, low impact development approach draws 2008 Visionary Project of the Year Award.
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Marketing
It’s About Name Recognition
Two marketing professionals offer their insights to raise awareness for positive business results.
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Design
Managing Risk in the ­Sustainable Building Frontier
Ask for a Green Building Rating Guarantee from your architect and you may get the keys to the store.
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Industry Spotlight
Sustainable Land ­Development with ­Centrale Sewer ­Wastewater Treatment Systems
Centrale SewerTM is a distributed, or decentralized, infrastructure for treating wastewater.
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SLDI
Achieving Sustainable Land Development
These guiding principles provide the framework for the 27 interrelated sustainable land development goals
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Visionary
Worthy of Recognition
Three projects are honored as Visionary Award Honorable Mention recipients.
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Stormwater
The Conundrum Over AULs
Are some stormwater management BMPs for brownfield redevelopment truly the best solutions?
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Wastewater
Upon Further Review: Maybe You Have ­Something There
Regulators are catching on to the benefits of ­decentralized wastewater management.
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Erosion Control
Native Grasses: Something to Bank On
Trimming stormwater features with native grasses can produce long-term benefits
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Innovation
Go with the “Flow”
In many instances, great opportunities for a more sustainable design are overlooked.
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The Last Word
Sustainable Land ­Development
Building a Bridge to a New Global Culture
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