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The future of carbon emissions and cities lies in green buildings

When you envision the future, what do you see? For me, it’s a place where people of all...

With an historic investment in public spaces, Philadelphia’s Rebuild program is committed to equity in the process

Jobs in the construction industry are family-sustaining careers that have proven to lift...

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Flood preparedness – climate change warning signs you should be heeding

Jeremy Duensing, transportation product manager at Schneider Electric, discusses how public safety officials should prepare for the inevitability of climate change.

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The risks of aging infrastructure

Neil Lieberman, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at VFA, Inc., discusses the potential problems of aging infrastructure, and potential data-driven solutions.

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Gaps between the public and private sectors make us vulnerable during a disaster

Bradley C. Schreiber, the president of Homeland Security Solutions, suggests that public-private partnerships could help governments react more efficiently during disaster and emergency.

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The price is not right

Jim Bard, a senior principal with Accenture, advises on how to reduce overpaying for goods and services in government procurement.

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A minute with… Brian Maughan

Spend a minute with Brian Maughan, vice chairman of the board of Oklahoma County Commissioners

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How to identify and work effectively with a professional commercial lawn and landscape company

Sabeena Hickman, the chief executive officer at PLANET, recommends local government leaders consider reputation, experience and ability to help manage costs when selecting a landscaping partner.

Teaming for success on design-build (D-B) and public-private partnership (P3) projects

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NYC finds unexpected success with Its rechargeable battery recycling program

Todd Ellis, director of Stewardship Programs at Call2Recycle, writes on the successes of the New York City program.

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Commentaries

Commentaries are contributed, non-commercial and educational articles that subject matter experts write for American City & County. If you would like to submit an exclusive commentary, click here to view our guidelines.

Highlights

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The future of carbon emissions and cities lies in green buildings

With an historic investment in public spaces, Philadelphia’s Rebuild program is committed to equity in the process

Commentary

Flood preparedness – climate change warning signs you should be heeding

Commentary

The risks of aging infrastructure

Commentary

Gaps between the public and private sectors make us vulnerable during a disaster

Commentary

The price is not right

Article

A minute with… Brian Maughan

Article

How to identify and work effectively with a professional commercial lawn and landscape company

Commentary

Teaming for success on design-build (D-B) and public-private partnership (P3) projects

Police officers and personal cellphones: convenience or security problem?

Compelling data insights from transportation networks equals opportunity for urban planners

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NYC finds unexpected success with Its rechargeable battery recycling program

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