Read what Green Downtown Program Manager Matt Covert has to say about decking over John Nolen Drive in Madison. And check out these successful cut and cover examples: Chicago Columbus Duluth
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In this issue of Landscapes: Wisconsin is Getting Grayer and Greener – Are we ready for it? Protecting the Watershed – What do codes & ordinances have to do with clean water? Green Downtown Report & Walkability Survey with Badger Volunteers. Wisconsin Roads – Built for cars – not people.
Read more about "Summer 2014 Newsletter"Green Downtown Report: Sustainability in Dense Urban Environments
The Green Downtown Report explores Downtown Madison’s sustainability successes and challenges and highlights potential initiatives that could capitalize on the connections, networks, and creativity inherent in dense urban areas to produce meaningful, sustainable change. Read the full report
Read more about "Green Downtown Report: Sustainability in Dense Urban Environments"The 10% Solution: A Better Plan for Wisconsin’s Transportation Future
Leaders Present Alternative Budget that Gets Wisconsin’s Transportation Priorities Straight Please check out the picture book we handed out at the press release Madison – Today, local elected leaders, municipal representatives from across Wisconsin, and transportation advocates presented a new budget proposal that would cut wasteful highway spending, reduce the structural deficit in the Transportation […]
Read more about "The 10% Solution: A Better Plan for Wisconsin’s Transportation Future"From Parking Lot to Great Neighborhood: an Urban Redevelopment Opportunity
The Governor’s recent capital budget request calls for the redevelopment of the Hill Farms State Transportation Building in Madison. 1000 Friends of Wisconsin supports this proposal – read our analysis which explains why the project is good for the state, city and the neighborhood. The Hill Farms Neighborhood The offices of the Wisconsin Department of […]
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