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May 2004
Page 1 links
Lakefront resources
Market study for lakefront housing
City Planning Commission lakefront plan info
EcoCity's BLUE Project
FalconCam for the Terminal Tower
Guide to climate change impacts on the Great Lakes
Ideas for a city sustainability program
Fresh thinking for economic development
Page 2 links
Protecting urban gardens
EcoVation home
Mercury pollution worse in Cleveland
Air toxics inventory for Cuyahoga County
Dike 14: Opportunities for a great new lakefront park and nature preserve
Page 3 links
Landscape urbanism: Designing with nature first
EcoCity receives funding for Lake Erie watershed planning
First Suburbs Development Council puts economic development opportunities online
Portage Park District goes online
Local resources for historic preservation
Resources for farmland preservation
Resources for fair housing
OSU Exurban Change Project analyzes economic, social, agricultural and land use change throughout Ohio
Page 4 links
The next I-90 battle
Stranded without options
Cars and trucks cause more smog than smokestacks
RTA buys clean hybrid-electric vehicles for Euclid Corridor
Federal transportation bill reaches final legislative stage
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EcoCity Cleveland
3500 Lorain Avenue, Suite 301, Cleveland OH 44113
Cuyahoga Bioregion
(216) 961-5020
www.ecocitycleveland.org
Copyright 2002-2003
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