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Two Tributes to Peter Marcuse from Progressive Planning Magazine

Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print predecessor).The following are two … [Read more...] about Two Tributes to Peter Marcuse from Progressive Planning Magazine

A Mentor, Confidant, and Friend

By Rob Robinson Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print … [Read more...] about A Mentor, Confidant, and Friend

Memories of Peter Marcuse

By Bill Goldsmith Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print … [Read more...] about Memories of Peter Marcuse

Peter Marcuse, Presente!

By Tom Angotti Over the next several days Progressive City will be posting a series of tributes to Peter Marcuse (1928-2022), influential planning scholar, practitioner, and activist. Peter was a long-time Planners Network member and founding editor of Progressive City: Radical Alternatives online magazine and Progressive Planning magazine (our print … [Read more...] about Peter Marcuse, Presente!

Did local officials get the COP26 Climate Memos?

By Dick Platkin If you can pull yourself away from the daily concerns of many city dwellers, such as traffic jams and Amazon package thieves, you might have heard that life as we know it is at the brink because of a rapidly changing climate. Greenhouse Gases (GHG) levels have breached another record, 413.4 Parts Per Million (PPM), which explains why the climate crisis … [Read more...] about Did local officials get the COP26 Climate Memos?

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