Tag Archives: Portland

Ranking America’s urban forests

Posted on December 16, 2013 by

American Forests recently announced its ten best cities for urban forests for 2013. The top ten, out of the  50 largest cities in the nation are listed in alphabetical order below (weblinks to each winner’s results are provided): Austin Charlotte … Continue reading →

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Riverine airports – potential promises and pitfalls

Posted on January 9, 2013 by

In this post, I am referring to those rivers that have commercial airport runways running through, across, adjacent or within them.  In a surprising number of locations in the United States and Canada, cities have utilized the riverine floodplain for siting … Continue reading →

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