Briefing Paper on Adopting Green Infrastructure as Preferred Stormwater Management Strategies

A summary of the research methods and results CNT used to develop Chicago’s greenhouse gas inventory for the Chicago Climate Action Plan. NOTICE: this is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for publication in Journal of Great Lakes Research.

Scott Bernstein CNT s President recently made a presentation about the need to redefine housing affordability at the Home Depot Foundation National Partners and Federal Government Officials Convening in Washington D C CNT s has been advocating for policy changes that would redefine affordability to include both housing and transportation…

The latest data on stimulus spending show that funds spent on public transportation were a more effective job creator than stimulus funds spent on highways. Analysis was based on data provided by the US Congress House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

BAY AREA BURDEN provides a comprehensive analysis of the “cost of place” in nine counties located throughout the San Francisco region by examining the costs and impacts of housing and transportation on Bay Area residents, their neighborhoods, and the environment.

The Regional Green Building Case Study Project analyzes the post occupancy performance and costs and benefits of LEED projects in Illinois related to measured energy and greenhouse gas emissions water commute transportation construction and operating costs green premium health and productivity impacts and occupant comfort…

The Regional Green Building Case Study Project analyzes the post occupancy performance and costs and benefits of LEED projects in Illinois related to measured energy and greenhouse gas emissions water commute transportation construction and operating costs green premium health and productivity impacts and occupant comfort…

Funded by Living Cities, Broadening Urban Investment to Leverage Transit (BUILT) in Ohio is a multijurisdictional planning and policy project to help Ohio’s cities target emerging sources of federal investment and leverage them towards a new pattern of urban growth.

A presentation given at “Before the Wells Run Dry: Ensuring Sustainable Water Supplies for Illinois”, MPC’s Fall Water Forum on October 13, 2009.

The Center for Transit-Oriented Development is celebrating its fifth year, and has published a brochure detailing our projects, partnerships and intellectual capital.