Welcome to Citiwire.net! The move to recognize and focus on America’s megaregions–groupings of closely connected metro regions–has been flowering with leadership from the America 2050 organization. My column this week focuses on the South’s Piedmont region, an area of exuberant, fast-growth development that’s barely recognized, until now, its interconnections and need for joint strategies. That’s changing with the leadership of mayors and academia in a new “Piedmont Alliance for Quality Growth” –featured in my column this week. … There’s no new Citiwire guest article this week, but we’re pleased to keep posted last week’s interesting post by Rich Louv.
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David LEE: Roberta, it’s hard to hear about potential upswing in local economies being a hardship, but not...
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V Pete Jorgensen II: Recognizing the opportunities for SW Michigan in the late 70s due to it’s proximity...
Howard Wooldridge: The premise of utilizing our Legacy Cities is sound. The infrastructure is in place. However,...
Peter Newman: Neal As usual very thoughtful and policy relevant. It is so critical to reurbanise rather than scatter...
- The Hydrofracking Impact (11)
Mike Shuster: Thanks for such good writing and putting a human feel on the devastating effects of fracking. We are...
Mike Devonshire: Mr. Seif is Managing Partner of 21st Century Energy Development Partners LLC, a firm which develops...
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Linda Guthrie: Good comments, but for me the point being made not the gridlock, but rather the rallying cry to...
Steve Livengood: The phrases “gilt-edged” and “thinking people” characterize what is going...
Woody Wheeler: Reilly has an incredibly important perspective that needs to be heard by all thinking people. If...
- Hydrofracking: The Impacts Continues (1)
tom e bowers: Thanks for the clear warnings.
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