#Planners

Paul P.H. Wilson⚛

gonuke

It is simply not correct to point fingers at wind & solar energy as we try to understand the situation in TX. The system (almost) had a plan for weather

The Suburbanist

The_Suburbanist

1/ A few hundred single-family homeowners want an agreement that will prevent any of them from increasing density. How can they coordinate this? 2/ Ideally, all property owners would sign

Leisa Schaim

LeisaSchaim

Seeing all the school reopening discussions is heartbreaking. If it wasn't obvious enough from the increasing virus numbers that this will be a debacle, Aug/Sept is when all the most

Ron Butler

ronmortgageguy

This Economic Experiment Canada has embarked on a monumental economic experiment In the face of a once in a century, worldwide catastrophe our government closed the economy down to protect

Oriental Fury

FuryOriental

This is the weapon of the future.A $70 "toy" with a plastic box containing 1/4 kg of explosive duct taped to it or a mortar shell or grenade.This is what

Gregory Randolph

gregfrandolph

Chandan Deuskar (@CD_planner) & I have co-authored a newly published paper on global #urbanization patterns and their implications for #planning in the Journal of Planning Education and Research (@JPER7). A

Charlie Gardner

OldUrbanist

Finally, after 30 years or more of NU experimentation with the reintroduction of rear alleyways, one builder simply substitutes narrow alleys for streets and, through convergent evolution, arrives at what

Geoff Boeing

gboeing

JAPA has published my new article "Off the Grid… and Back Again? The Recent Evolution of American Street Network Planning and Design" https://doi.org/10.1080/01944363.2020.1819382Curious how US street network design has changed

Nandor Tanczos

NandorTanczos

I'm not a socialist. I think both socialism and capitalism have deep flaws, primarily based on their theory of value, which does not recognise any intrinsic value of ecosystems.On this

Mufti Islah

islahmufti

I don't want to sound alarmist but am willing to stick my neck out. Doctors - some with rich experience of 30 years - have told me Valley needs to

Simon Wardley

swardley

Interesting, the idea of different roles in managing the decline ->https://twitter.com/indiqicom/status/1353241698676006915 My only comment is that the Town Planners should either be turning it into a utility or outsourcing it

Anas Alhajji

anasalhajji

1-4 How will California replace gasoline & diesel revenues once it makes the switch to #Electricvehicles?Planners talked about the in gasoline consumption over time bcs of #climatechange policies, but

Alex Bozikovic

alexbozikovic

The city of Toronto is doing a community meeting on its plan for Danforth Avenue tonight, and it's some incredibly backward policy. A subway, a second subway line coming, and

James Wong

Botanygeek

Absolutely U.K. gardening culture has racism baked into its DNA.It’s so integral that when you point out it’s existence, people assume you are against gardening, not racism.Epitomised, for example, by

Darrell Owens

IDoTheThinking

Public buses have poor ridership in the USA because they are not as convenient as cars nor as fast and comfortable as trains. Cars are allowed to delay buses in

Jason Syvixay

DowntownJason

Some #yeg folks to add: @cherlk/@kajnernonnekes for animating the public realm; @KimPetrin/@PeterPlansIt/@LJBalone for reducing regulatory barriers; @KatyIngraham/@dirklancer for aligning small biz with placemaking; @KalenAnderson/@HowaidaH

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