Sustainable Development News
Features and Analysis
Resources for Affordable Housing
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- LEED Grants for Affordable Housing Developers
- PACE Program Dead--Or Alive?
- HUD: More Funding for Sustainable Development
- Livable Communities Bill
- Attracting Financing to Green Buildings
- Understanding Green Certifications and Guidelines
Features and Analysis
- Interview with California State Senator Darrell Steinberg
- Community Outreach Can Overcome Community Opposition
- California: Promote Sustainability from the Ground Up
Resources for Affordable Housing
If you are a developer of affordable housing, click here. For more resources, click here.
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The time has come to make fundamental changes in how Americans plan and develop our cities and towns. The Partnership for Sustainable Communities is at the forefront of that effort. The growing alarm about unchecked growth in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions provides a powerful opening to alter destructive and dysfunctional land use policies that drive up the cost of housing, prevent the development of affordable housing, waste existing infrastructure, and promote sprawl and its attendant reliance on private autos. Help PSC advance the practice of sustainable community planning and development. Click here to learn more.