Bill Cesanek MCRP ’77, AICP, Vice President at CDM Smith and Chair of APA’s Water Task Force, talks about the state of water issues in planning and provides an update on the work of the Water Task Force in a video feature by the American Planning Association. Water issues were a major focus […]
APA, Bill Cesanek, natural resources, planning, policy, water, water policy, Water Task ForceOn Thursday, July 25, the National Science Foundation will host Sustainable Arctic Villages and Oil Development: Planning to Avoid the Natural Resources Curse, a presentation of the Bloustein School’s recent Arctic Planning Studio project, “Community Impact of Moving Oil to Market.” The presentation will be available online by webcast. Instructions for viewing the webcast are included […]
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Funding will lead to the development of state and local climate change public policy recommendations The New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance(NJCAA), an initiative of the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences and theEdward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is the recipient of a two-year award in the amount […]
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