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Tag Archives: public health
Highlights from 2018
Read time: 4-5 minutes 2018 was the year which generated the most traffic on the blog: 13,000 views and 9,300 visitors for 29 published posts. The posts covered such diverse themes as territorial governance, active mobility, sustainable food systems, development, … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Beyond planning, community engagement, conferences, Dissemination, outreach, communication, Nature, Planning, city, and society, public transport, Sustainability and resilience, Sustainable consumption, technology, Territory, landscape, land, Uncategorized
Tagged AESOP, AESOP YA, affordable housing, built environment, cycling, development, education, housing policy, impact assessment, Infrastructure, migrants, planning graduates, planning policy, public health, public participation, resilient cities, slow academia, sustainable food, technology, territorial planning, Urban Heat Island, urban planning, urban resilience, urban sanitation
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Top 14 books & events of the 2010s (views from the USA)
Read time: 3-4 minutes As we enter a brand new decade, the American spatial planning community has been generous in providing retrospectives of the past decade. Here are some highlights. Planetizen, the iconic US-based portal for professional planners, researchers and … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond planning, climate change, Conflict, Ecology, Nature, Planning, city, and society, public transport, resilience, Sustainability and resilience, Uncategorized
Tagged climate change, environmental justice, Infrastructure, placemaking, pollution, public health, public transport, regeneration, resilience, resilient cities, segregation, sustainability, tactical urbanism, urban planning, urban regeneration, walkability
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Building Ourselves Fat
Guest author: Jo Ellis, Blue Kayak and Northumbria University. We all know that it’s bad to be too fat, don’t we? Voices on every side tell us so, particularly those of us who are female. On our right, there is … Continue reading
