Climate change is now an undeniable problem that must be dealt with at multiple scales:
global, national, regional, and local. Urban design and planning have the potential to …

Abstract In 1950, a mere 30% of the world's population was urbanized. By 2020, that number
had climbed to over 55%, and projections indicate that by 2050 over two-thirds …

Urbanism for a Difficult Future: Practical Responses to the Climate Crisis is a much-needed
guide to launching the next generation of land use planning and urbanism that will enable …

Today, urban areas generate more than 90% of the global economy, are home to more than
50% of the world population, consume more than 65% of the world's energy; and emit 70 …

Design, Equity and Planning: Podcast host Larry Herzog welcomes Mai Nguyen, Director of
the Design Lab at University of California, San Diego and Professor of Urban Studies & …

Climate change is an increasingly vital issue on urban agendas. Across a diverse range of
cities, municipal authorities, private and civil society, actors are developing responses that …

Climate change has emerged as one of our planet's top issues and is increasingly becoming
a part of the political and economic agenda of the United States. There is considerable …

Cities can use a range of principles and approaches to integrate the environment in urban
planning and management. This report is intended to encourage and support urban …

The built environment includes human-made or modified landscapes, structures, and
infrastructure systems that bring together people, services, and economic activities. This …

The impacts of climate change are being felt around the world, whether through increased
flooding and more intense and frequent storms, wildfires that encroach on inhabited areas or …