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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...

Future-proofing U.S. cities: A dollars and sense imperative

Rick Cunningham, director of planning and urban design for Atkins, talks about the need for holistic solutions to “future proof” cities.

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Wireless communication networks advance smart city initiatives

Bert Williams, director of global marketing at ABB Tropos, discusses how citizens, businesses, municipal workers and city officials can all benefit from high-speed access to real-time information.

Progress: a parasoled stroll down Auburn Avenue

Managing Editor and lifelong Georgia resident Erin Greer makes a first visit to Atlanta’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial.

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A minute with…Natalie Meeks

A minute with…Natalie Meeks, PE, Anaheim, Calif., Public Works Director.

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How technology is helping Dover, Del., stay ahead of crime

James Hosfelt, chief of police in Dover, Del., writes on how video surveillance technology has helped his city fight crime.

Volunteers bring best tools to fight blight

By Dayne Walling

The night snow drove old Dixie down

Snow doesn’t visit Atlanta often, but one thing is clear when it does: nobody’s prepared.

A minute with…Bill Miller

Bill Miller, risk and reliability divisional manager and enterprise asset management and mobility systems administrator of the Des Moines Metropolitan Wastewater Reclamation Authority.

God help us, Mr. Rosewater

Assistant Editor Derek Prall challenges oppositions to increasing the minimum wage.

What’s coming in the Smart Grid?

Steven Collier, director of smart grid strategies for Milsoft Utility Solutions, speaks on the smart grid, and how municipalities can expect the future of power to look.

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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

Future-proofing U.S. cities: A dollars and sense imperative

Commentary

Wireless communication networks advance smart city initiatives

Progress: a parasoled stroll down Auburn Avenue

Commentary

A minute with…Natalie Meeks

Commentary

How technology is helping Dover, Del., stay ahead of crime

Volunteers bring best tools to fight blight

The night snow drove old Dixie down

A minute with…Bill Miller

God help us, Mr. Rosewater

What’s coming in the Smart Grid?

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