Cities Of The Future

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CDM's thought leaders from around the globe share their views on challenges facing government, utility, and community leaders about such topics as smart growth, greening cities, climate change, regulations, and urban sustainability. (Author: CDM)
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Recent episodes from Cities Of The Future

  • Water Conservation And Demand Management
    Published: Jun 24, 08
    Cities of the Future Series: In this episode, host Paul R. Brown, AICP, speaks with Eva M. Opitz, CDM's water demand planning and management expert, about trends and strategies in water conservation and demand management.
     
  • The Evolving Role Of Landscape Architecture
    Published: May 6, 08
    Cities of the Future Series: In this episode, registered landscape architect and CDM vice president John E. Kissida talks with our host, Paul Brown, about landscape architecture and its evolving role in the design of environmental facilities.
     
  • Challenges Facing The U.s. Waste Management Industry
    Published: Apr 7, 08
    Cities of the Future Series: In this episode, our host, Paul Brown, talks with Tom Parker, P.E., BCEE, CDM's national solid waste practice leader and past president of the Solid Waste Association of America (SWANA), about waste management challenges in the U.S. today.
     
  • Urban Transit Challenges
    Published: Feb 15, 08
    Cities of the Future series: CDM's transportation planning and development expert James L. de la Loza talks about the goals and challenges facing the Los Angeles transit system. A vice president with CDM, Jim served 10 years as the chief planning officer of regional transportation planning and development for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Tranportation Authority.
     
  • Cdm Podcasts Cities Of The Future With Jim De La Loza.mp3
    Published: Feb 15, 08
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  • Water Resources And Land Use: Creating Sustainable Cities Of The Future
    Published: Feb 13, 08
    Cities of the Future series: In this special edition, we hear from Paul R. Brown, AICP, president of CDM's Public Services Group, on the changes needed to bring civil and environmental engineering to the forefront of decisions regarding land use, patterns of urbanization and resource management. This segment was recorded live at the 2007 Thomas R. Camp Lecture sponsored by the Boston Society of Civil Engineers.
     
  • Stormwater Management Through Low-impact Development
    Published: Dec 3, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: Dr. James T. Smullen, P.E., BCEE, talks with our host about managing stormwater and improving receiving water quality through low-impact developement and redevelopment strategies.
     
  • Implementation Of Total Maximum Daily Loads In U.s. Water Bodies
    Published: Oct 18, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: Sue Morea, a CDM vice president and the firm's water resources practice leader for the western United States, speaks about the implementation of total maximum daily load regulations.
     
  • Intelligent Infrastructure Asset Management
    Published: Aug 21, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: CDM's enterprise business consulting specialist, Philip R. Chernin, speaks about the intelligence behind asset management, maximizing infrastructure performance, and managing risk.
     
  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions And Controlling Climate Change
    Published: Jun 18, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: CDM's Amelia Ravin, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) accredited professional and certified environmental planner, talks about the role cities are playing in addressing greenhouse gas emissions and controlling climate change.
     
  • The Evolution Of Leed Certification And Sustainable Development
    Published: Apr 27, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) accredited architect Ed Galindo talks about the evolution of LEED certification, including categories for achieving it and its importance to sustainable development.
     
  • A Holistic View Of Urban Infrastructure And Ecology
    Published: Apr 9, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: This first in a series about planning for cities of the future, Paul Brown, president of CDM's Public Services Group, talks about the challenges and issues facing government, utility, and community leaders, such as greening cities, urban sustainability, climate change, and smart growth.
     
  • Trends In Land Use Planning
    Published: Apr 9, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: William E. Cesanek, a certified planner with 30 years of experience in land use, infrastructure, and environmental planning, talks about form based codes and trends in land use planning.
     
  • Innovative Approaches To Integrated Water Resources Planning
    Published: Apr 9, 07
    Cities of the Future Series: CDM's water resources specialist Dan Rodrigo talks about challenges and changes in integrated water resources planning. Learn more about how government, utility, and community leaders are working together to identify and implement innovative planning strategies.