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• 1. [Article] Ecolopolis 4.0: Livability in Cascadia

  This is a working document and is the forth report in this series. This document examines the implications for Cascadia of the new federal livability partnership between the Environmental Protection Agency, ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Ecolopolis 4.0: Livability in Cascadia Author: Portland State University Year: 2009 This is a working document and is the forth report in this series. This document examines the implications for Cascadia of the new federal livability partnership between the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Transportation. This new interest in the role that Federal agencies can and should play in furthering goals for livability and smart growth presents Cascadia and other megaregions an opportunity to articulate their own livability agendas in anticipation of new initiatives emanating from Washington, DC. This version, 4.0, has been produced by the Fall 2009 class and is edited by Dr. Ethan Seltzer Title: Ecolopolis 4.0: Livability in Cascadia Author: Portland State University Year: 2009 This is a working document and is the forth report in this series. This document examines the implications for Cascadia of the new federal livability partnership between the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Transportation. This new interest in the role that Federal agencies can and should play in furthering goals for livability and smart growth presents Cascadia and other megaregions an opportunity to articulate their own livability agendas in anticipation of new initiatives emanating from Washington, DC. This version, 4.0, has been produced by the Fall 2009 class and is edited by Dr. Ethan Seltzer Close

• 2. [Article] Ecolopolis 3.0: Infrastructure and Sustainability in Cascadia

  This is a working document and is the third report in this series. This report presents a vision for coordination and sustainable economic development in the Vancouver-Seattle-Portland megaregion. Building ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Ecolopolis 3.0: Infrastructure and Sustainability in Cascadia Author: Portland State University Year: 2008 This is a working document and is the third report in this series. This report presents a vision for coordination and sustainable economic development in the Vancouver-Seattle-Portland megaregion. Building on two previous studies, the report includes a detailed sector-based economic analysis and recommendations for further strengthening Cascadia's economic "competencies" in areas of green building and architecture, creative services, agriculture and food production and high tech. It also makes recommendations for protecting Cascadia's renowned environmental heritage and reputation for sustainability, while improving flows and connections within the megaregion. This version, 3.0, has been produced by the Spring 2008 class and is edited by Dr. Ethan Seltzer Title: Ecolopolis 3.0: Infrastructure and Sustainability in Cascadia Author: Portland State University Year: 2008 This is a working document and is the third report in this series. This report presents a vision for coordination and sustainable economic development in the Vancouver-Seattle-Portland megaregion. Building on two previous studies, the report includes a detailed sector-based economic analysis and recommendations for further strengthening Cascadia's economic "competencies" in areas of green building and architecture, creative services, agriculture and food production and high tech. It also makes recommendations for protecting Cascadia's renowned environmental heritage and reputation for sustainability, while improving flows and connections within the megaregion. This version, 3.0, has been produced by the Spring 2008 class and is edited by Dr. Ethan Seltzer Close