Coastal / Renewable Energy / Cambridge University Press / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Greenhouse Gases / EPA Pub / Urban Land Institute / Encourage Green Building / Foster Green Building / Lincoln Institute of Land Policy / Greenhouse Gas Rmissions / /
IndustryTerm
greenhouse gas pollution levels / district electricity systems / energy conservation / large and energy-efficient new homes / energy demands / Sustainable development law / countless tools / local land use law revision / state law / energy-efficiency standards / energy conservation codes / machinery / energy-efficiency code / energy use / law regimes / reflexive law / climate change management / Local energy-efficiency code compliance / energy savings / federal systems / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / high-energy technology districts / energy construction codes / reflexive law regimes / energy consumption / energy technicians / fewer car / local land use law decision making / state energy programs / energy credits / less stringent baseline energy / adaptive systems / inadequate energy code inspection / technology districts / energy efficiency / solar systems / reflexive law approach / energy construction code / energy-efficiency codes / recycled building materials / reflexive law theory / energy technologies / foreign oil / development law / recommended framework law / reflexive law process / energy-efficiency title / Energy codes / applicable energy efficiency building code / greenhouse gas cap-and-trade provisions / post-construction building management / energy-efficiency building code / car pooling / energy code enhancement / procedural solutions / local energy-efficiency code enforcement / ambitious energy-efficiency code standards / federal law / ambitious short-term energy savings objectives / electricity / energy conservation code enforcement / mandatory national energy-efficiency code / district energy systems / project review protocols / framework law / technology buildings / change management / local sustainable development law / /
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Mauna Loa / /
Organization
Cambridge University / United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia / Land Use Law Center / House of Representatives / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Pace University School of Law / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Kheel Center on the Resolution of Environmental Interest Disputes / Senate / U.S. Green Building Council / Lincoln Institute of Land Policy / Obama administration / US Federal Reserve / Transparency and Open Government / House committee / Nyu / House Rules Committee / Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific Virtual Conference / Allocating Government for Disaster Mitigation / Open Government / Department of Energy / Congress / House Committee on Science and Technology / federal government / United Nations / Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies / U.S. Census Bureau / Urban Land Institute / Local Government / U.S. Government Printing Office / /
Person
Matthew Vespa / Everett M. Rogers / Reid Ewing / Obama / Fred Bosselman / Edward H. Ziegler / Clayton P. Gillette / Henry Jackson / Tim Iglesias / Edna Sussman / Mary Envtl / Daniel B. Rodriguez / Murray Gell-Mann / Carl Circo / Steven J. Eagle / Jessica Bacher / Benjamin S. Kingsley / Henry M Jackson / Mary L. Rev / Pace L. Rev / Eric W. Orts / Patricia E. Salkin / John C. Dernbach / Gunther Teubner / Peter Newman / Judith E. Innes / Sanford E. Gaines / Arthur C. Nelson / Kelly Belnick / Elizabeth Kolbert / Judi Brawer / Jayne E. Daly / Nature / Robert Lang / David E. Booher / Robert H. Freilich / John R. Nolon / David Callies / Patrick Condon / / /
Position
President / Professor of Law / Urban Lawyer / Secretary / sociologist / The Urban Lawyer / Private Sector / Nobel Prize-winning physicist / Executive / Major / visiting professor / Senator / research assistant / director / /
American Planning Association Planning & Environmental Law October 2009 Vol. 61, No. 10 I p.3 Commentary