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An endless number of “green” buildings does not a sustainable city make. The infrastructure that serves buildings, as well as the neighborhoods that are formed by multiple blocks and the people who live there, are the building blocks of sustainable cities. In addition to environmental issues such as water and climate, economic opportunity, community well-being, and ecological health are also fundamental ingredients for sustainable neighborhoods and cities. Put all these ingredients in a pot and let them simmer with a little strategic planning and leadership and you’ll get an ecodistrict.
Part of the challenge is how to take the lessons we are learning…