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• Quote of the Day: NextGen Has Arrived

  ‎They (CNU NextGen: The Next Generation of New Urbanists) are living the religion of sustainability and will embody its built response … How they deal with the challenges of planning and urban design in the 21st century will probably end up defining the course … And, after watching them [...]

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• Urban Environment League Annual Orchids and Onions Award Ceremony, Wednesday, June 15

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  For over 10 years, the Urban Environment League has supported environmentally responsible development that focuses on the protection of the waterfront, public places, and historic and natural areas throughout Miami-Dade County.

  In its 6th Annual Orchids & Onions Awards Ceremony, the UEL will recognize the various individuals and groups that are [...]

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• Miami Bicycle Summit Shows Both Advances in Bicycle Awareness and Lingering Disconnect Between Agencies and Citizens

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  On Thursday, June 2nd, The City of Miami Bicycle Initiatives hosted the Miami Bicycle Summit at The Grove Spot in Coconut Grove, Miami.  A variety of speakers, including city and county planners and public officials presented to an audience of local citizens and bicycle advocates, followed by a spirited question [...]

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• Mumford on the Challenge of the Greek Dialectic

  Plato undervalued the vital stimuli and challenges to growth: variety, disorder, conflict, tension, weakness, and even temporary failure. Each of these, if it does not harden into a fixed pattern, may produce a far more desirable community than any mode of conformity, whether that conformity be imposed by the philistine executives of [...]

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• Bike SoMi Needs Your Signature

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  The City of South Miami is home to more than ten thousand people and is a destination for work, play and shopping for thousands of more people across the Greater Miami area.

  A city that is truly bicycle-friendly is safer and healthier for everyone – for people who walk, [...]

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• How Much Energy Do You Use to Get Around?

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  You know that bicycles can be powered by burritos, cars by gas, some motorcycles by electricity – but how much energy is that, really?

  The good people at the for-profit WellHome, a company that helps people make their homes more environmentally sustainable and comfortable, have created this sweet infographic to [...]

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