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Featured Project

H + T Index SM for 337 Metros

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The March 2010 release expands the H + T analysis to 337 metros, providing coverage for more than 80% of the population in the U.S.

Events

Thursday, June 17

Adler After Dark: Presentation on Location Efficiency

Friday, June 18

Bike Forum: Cities, Bicycles and the Future of Getting Around

Wednesday, June 23

Blueprint America: Beyond the Motor City

Tuesday, July 20

Tuesdays at APA: “Housing + Transportation Affordability Index”

Publications

Integrating Valuation Methods to Recognize Green Infrastructure's Multiple Benefits

By CNT, lead author. April 1, 2010. (.pdf, 155.1kb)

Penny Wise, Pound Fuelish: New Measures of Housing + Transportation Affordability

By CNT. March 24, 2010. (.pdf, 5,722.7kb)

Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Chicago: Emissions Inventories and Reduction Strategies for Chicago and its Metropolitan Region

By CNT: Jennifer McGraw, Peter Haas, Linda Young, and Anne Evens. February 28, 2010. (.pdf, 185.7kb)