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Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Insights into Urban Planning in US Cities and Communities offers an in-depth analysis of sustainability, climate change and resilience planning across 200 US population centers. Drawing on an analysis of over 600 urban plans, the book evaluates the progress and effectiveness of sustainable urban planning practices in the US, and provides actionable policy recommendations to enhance urban sustainability and resilience in the face of climate change.
Coverage includes:
the extent to which US cities design and implement strategies to become more sustainable
whether these plans include criteria and indicators to measure progress
how closely these plans follow established guidelines like ISO standards
the relationship between a city's climate, proximity to water, population size, and the elements included in their sustainability plans
an overall preparedness score to assess how well cities and communities are equipped to face current sustainability, climate change, and resilience challenge
broader conclusions, including common characteristics and performance patterns of the 200 population centers, and policy recommendations to enhance urban sustainability and resilience.
Sustainable and Resilient Cities addresses the rapidly growing academic and professional interest in urban sustainability, resilience and climate adaptation. With insights spanning multiple fields, it is an essential resource for researchers, practitioners and policymakers.
Contents
Chapter 1. Background
Chapter 2. Data Information and Organization
Chapter 3. Evaluating The Planning and Management Performance: Three Proposed Tools
Chapter 4. Cities and Communities: Finding Communalities in Performance
Chapter 5. The Overall Performance of Cities and Communities
Chapter 6. Case Studies: Small, Medium, and Large-sized Cities and Communities
Chapter 7. Discussion and Policy Recommendations
Appendices
