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“We need to take the land use debate out of the context of specific projects and put it where it belongs--with the people who live and work here.  Reality Check gives us a chance to answer a big question: how does the region grow?  The future is on the table to see, touch, and move around.”
-Patrick Callahan, Reality Check Co-Chair

 
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Changing Times: Pacific Northwest Development Alternatives Response to Climate Change
Climate change is occurring globally because of the way people live and use the planet. Responses to this change are occurring throughout all Earth’s living communities, including the community of human society.
Puget Sound Urban Centers White Paper
In the past fifty-seven years the Puget Sound region has experienced a 200% increase in population and added 300,000 people since the 2000 census alone. The increases since 2000 represent adding half of the population of Seattle to the Central Puget Sound region (King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties) in less than 7 years.
Transit Oriented Development White Paper
As an estimated 1 million new residents move in the Puget Sound region by 2025, local roadway infrastructure will not accommodate the travel demand if the majority of the population drive in single occupancy vehicles. If new roadways were built to accommodate increased demand, negative environmental impacts would be severe.
Transit Oriented Development - Overcoming Barriers Through Districts
A presentation on overcoming barriers through districts.
Reality Check Guidebook Presentation
 
Density as Energy Consumption's Pay-Off Pitch
Urban population density, once planned out of cities for the purpose of improving public health, is now a viable solution to rising energy concerns.
Urban Density and Energy Consumption
Conservation through compactness?

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