Acronyms: NEPA = National Environmental Policy Act while NAEP = National Association of Environmental Professionals This week, I’m at the NAEP conference in Atlanta, volunteering to teach environmental professionals about using Twitter. Unlike the APA conference where there was chatter on Twitter before the conference, Twitter was completely silent before the NAEP conference. So we’re going to [...]
Archive | April, 2010
But Is It Healthy? (Part 2) – Healthy Development Measurement Tool
This post is a follow up to: But Is It Healthy? (Part 1) – Health Impact Assessment and NEPA San Francisco is leading the way in combining planning and health forces, to spatially measure environmental, social and health impacts. Their Department of Health, and Department of Planning, among others, created the Eastern Neighborhoods Health Impact [...]
Cubit 2010 Newsletters
Below are Cubit’s 2010 Newsletters. These newsletters go out once a month by email. The layout below may look a little wonky on your screen, because the text and images are formatted for email and not for web viewing. Most people prefer to either subscribe to this blog, Plannovation, (either via your RSS reader or [...]
Twitter Use by Planners at the APA 2010 Conference
Anthony and I had a great time at the National American Planning Association conference talking to planners about why more and more planning projects are using Twitter as a public involvement tool. Twitter use at the APA conference was phenomenal with over 1,000 tweets using the conference hashtag #apa2010! A big thank you to the [...]
