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design, strategy, and values for a world of limitations
—a weblog by robert a. seeley
Links—Sustainable Planning
- 350.org
- World Green Building Council
- U.S. Green Building Council
- Better Cities and Towns On Line
- The City Fix: Sustainable Cities
- UrbanLand
- WorldChanging
- Embarq.org—Sustainable Transport
- Toward an Eco-Economy
- SustainLane
- UrbanPlanet.org
- Green, Inc.
- The Business of Green
- Cyburbia
- carfree.com
- Architecture 2030
- Alison Arieff's By Design
- Design Advocacy Group
- Community Design Collaborators
- Planetizen
- The Building Blog
- New Urbanism
- Architects/Planners for Social Responsibility
- PlanPhilly
Links—Climate and Environment
- Dot Earth
- Michael Levi's Environment Blog
- 350.org
- WeCanSolveIt.org
- International Union for the Conservation of Nature
- Real Climate
- Earth Policy Institute
- A Musing Environment
- Climate Change Action
- Climate Change Denial
- Climate Crisis Coalition
- Carbon Tax Campaign
- Greenhouse Gas Protocol
- The World in 2050
Links—Ethics and Values
Links—Urban Green Programs
Links—Resources
- Walk Score—Walkable Neighborhoods
- TreeHugger
- Center for Transit-Oriented Development
- Rowhouse Magazine
- Sustainable Table
- Sustainable Agriculture Education Center
- Renewable Energy Access
- The Oil Drum—Energy Futures
- Cost of Driving Calculator
- Bamboo Bike Studio
- Nature Conservancy Carbon Calculator
- Robert A. Seeley Home Page
Links—Useful Organizations
Labels
- automobiles (34)
- big box stores (2)
- biofuels (4)
- building design (16)
- carbon offsetting (1)
- climate change (23)
- coal (5)
- economics (13)
- energy (11)
- environmentalism (2)
- food (4)
- fuel prices (15)
- green design (13)
- land use planning (31)
- limits to growth (6)
- oil (7)
- policy (23)
- railroads (3)
- solutions (23)
- strategy (7)
- suburbia (10)
- terrorism (1)
- transportation (27)
- urban planning (30)
- values (27)
- war (3)
- water (5)
- wildlife (2)
About Me
- rasphila
- I studied philosophy at Earlham College. Earlier in my career I worked in the peace movement and still keep up a peace section on my web site. I met my wife on an American Friends Service Committee project in the old Soviet Union in 1968. We live in Germantown in Philadelphia, an old neighborhood full of wonderful old houses. Our daughter is now living in the neighborhood and working at Temple Theater Program. Our family currently has three cats.
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robert a. seeley • www.givewings.com
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