Bästa Land Use podcaster (2024)

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Public Acceptance of Cross Border Carbon Capture and Storage with Sven Anders 22:06

24d ago22:06

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Carbon capture and storage is an effective tool in the global effort to mitigate climate change, but many feel this technology is controversial. How does the public feel about cross-border transport and storage of carbon?Cross-border CO2 transport decreases public acceptance of carbon capture and storagehttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-024-02…

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Geothermal Potential of Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells with Mohammad Zolafgharroshan 27:20

2M ago27:20

27:20

Across Canada there are 400 thousand abandoned oil and gas wells with over 172 thousand of those in Alberta. With Provincial campaigns yielding underwhelming results, and the high cost of remediation, it’s worth considering other uses for these wells.Join Mohammad Zolfagharroshan from McGill University to discuss the geothermal energy potential fro…

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Annexation and Amalgamation in Alberta with Sandeep Agrawal 19:09

3M ago19:09

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Municipal boundary adjustments like amalgamation and annexation can have a significant impact on municipalities. So why do these boundary adjustments happen? Join Sandeep Agrawal to discuss the recently released book “Municipal Boundary Battles” and learn about the motivations behind boundary adjustments and how municipalities are affected.For more…

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How Urban Farms Benefit Communities with Kevin Jones 24:04

6M ago24:04

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Urban farms have a number of environmental benefits and have often been discussed as solutions to food security issues, but there is another, less discussed benefit: community building! Find out more from the latest episode of the Land Use Podcast.Av Alberta Land Institute

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Political Polarization of Perspectives on Wind Power with John Parkins 28:24

7M ago28:24

28:24

With a 2050 net-zero goal on the horizon, Alberta is going to have to turn to renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power. But how do landowners feel about the development of wind power? Are these perspectives connected to political affiliation? Learn more from our latest podcast episode with John Parkins.For more information check out th…

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Water Licencing and Drought In Alberta with Lorraine Nicol 32:15

8M ago32:15

32:15

As Alberta faces drought, how do we work with water licence holders to ensure Albertans have access to water? Find out more from our latest podcast episode with Lorraine Nicol.For more information check out these resources:Priority? Licence transfers? Here's how Alberta's water system works: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/priority-licence-…

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The Carbon Footprint of High Latitude Neighbourhoods with Nilusha Welegedara 23:04

9M ago23:04

23:04

An increase in greenhouse gasses is the main culprit of climate change around the globe with 50 to 60 per cent of emissions being produced by cities. Find out more about how neighbourhood carbon emissions are contributing in this podcast episode with Nilusha Welegedara.For more information check out these resources:Household energy-related carbon f…

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Soil Health for Urban Growers 15:38

10M ago15:38

15:38

Healthy soils are essential for food production, so how can you protect soil health in your garden? Learn about the basics of soil health in this episode based on the “Community Resource Guide: Sustainable Healthy Soils in Alberta” by Sukhwinder Singh, research funded in part by AREF.For more information on soil health check out these resources:Com…

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Soil Health in Alberta with Sukhwinder Singh 23:50

11M ago23:50

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Why should soil health matter to you? Come learn about soil health in Alberta with Sukhwinder Singh! We talk about the state of soil health in Alberta and Canada and how policy could be used to protect soil health.For more information on soil health check out these resources:Community Resource Guide: Sustainable Healthy Soils in Albertahttps://www.…

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Equity In Zoning with Sandeep Agrawal 17:27

12M ago17:27

17:27

Curious about what kind of research went into the City of Edmonton’s Zoning Bylaw Renewal? Sandeep Agrawal talks about how his research informed the new bylaw’s equitable approach to zoning.For more information on the zoning bylaw renewal check out these resources:Assessing inequity in zoning bylaw: a case of Edmonton, Canadahttps://www.edmonton.ca…

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Edmonton's Zoning Bylaw Renewal with Trevor Illingworth 28:00

1y ago28:00

28:00

EPISODE 3- WE'RE BACK!What's the deal with Edmonton's Zoning bylaw renewal? Join ALI's Aysha Wu and City of Edmonton City Planner Trevor Illingworth to learn all about zoning, the bylaw renewal and what's next for zoning in Edmonton.For more information on the zoning bylaw renewal check out these resources:Bylaw Renewal Libraryhttps://www.edmonton.…

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Finding the Future: “Getting to Yes” Interview with Karla Henderson 19:21

2+ y ago19:21

19:21

Last year, the city of Bloomington Minnesota hired Karla Henderson to help steer the city’s redevelopment as Director of Community Development. She is well qualified for the job since she served in Detroit Mayor Dave Bing’s inner circle and brings a wealth of experience turning around neighborhoods to her new job in Minnesota.…

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Learning Lessons from Permaculture: Interview with Rony Lec, Founder of The Mesoamerican Permaculture Institute 14:26

3y ago14:26

14:26

On a trip to Guatemala, a friend introduced me to a unique outdoor classroom, a learning lab of sorts, for those interested in sustainable agriculture. It’s located on the shores of Lake Atitlan, a beautiful volcanic lake in the central highlands. IMAP https://imapermaculture.org/ is short for the Mesoamerican Permaculture Institute and was founded…

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Building Tiny Houses for the Homeless - Interview with Josh Castle 19:56

3y ago19:56

19:56

In cities across the country, the pandemic has brought home the plight of the homeless. Rising home prices, job losses and economic disparity have left more and more people without viable housing options. Communities everywhere are struggling to find alternatives to the tent cities that have sprung up in public parks and along highways. One solutio…

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Reviving Downtown Minneapolis - Bisnow State of the Market Panel 25:19

3+ y ago25:19

25:19

Every day, business and political leaders are tackling the question of how to revive downtown Minneapolis. After a year of dealing with the pandemic, social unrest, and shuttered businesses, they are searching for ways to bring people back downtown. Even as the state has ramped up vaccinations against COVID-19, downtown remains a ghost town with fe…

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Retail Innovation Doesn’t Wait for a COVID Cure 23:27

4y ago23:27

23:27

An interview with Mall of America's Jill Renslow and Kurt Hagen.

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How the Slow City Movement Revived One Small Town in Central Italy 9:49

5y ago9:49

9:49

Why would any Mayor want to describe his community as a "slow city"? Stefano Cimicchi is the former Mayor of Orvieto, a medieval hill town with a population of 20,000 located in central Italy. Cimicchi was one of the first city leaders to sign on to the "slow city movement" when it began in the late 1990s.…

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Can the Great Lakes Survive? 14:19

5y ago14:19

14:19

When the gales of early winter whip up the waters of the Great Lakes, rock formations and sand beaches take a beating and often give way to the force of these majestic water bodies. We’ve seen recent headlines announcing the fall of the “sea stack” on Minnesota’s north shore as a winter storm reduced this often photographed landmark to a pile of ro…

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The Gates Foundation Funded Population Health Building at the University of Washington is Designed for its Mission 13:35

5y ago13:35

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When a building serves a unique mission to improve global health and environmental resilience, sustainable design becomes more than a talking point. The Population Health Building at the University of Washington was largely funded by a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and reflects the foundation’s desire to help all people lead heal…

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Guatemalan Fishing Village Bans Plastics 10:55

5y ago10:55

10:55

Visitors to San Pedro La Laguna typically arrive by water taxi at docks that are shared with fishing boats and tour guides. Just up the hill a couple of blocks is a long bright banner strung between buildings announcing the plastics’ ban rolled out three years ago. San Pedro is a small town of 13,000 residents, a fishing village really, which has g…

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Mayo Expands Beyond Bricks and Mortar to Reach Consumers: Interview with Jim Yolch, Global Business Solutions 20:31

5+ y ago20:31

20:31

At each of three campuses, located in Minnesota, Arizona and Florida, Mayo Clinic is busy expanding hospital, clinic and treatment facilities. These building projects are designed to offer leading approaches in medicine, centered on diagnosis and treatment of difficult diseases – the key to Mayo’s worldwide reputation as one of the top providers of…

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Bloomington’s Plans for the Ultimate “Wow!” Waterpark. 16:55

5+ y ago16:55

16:55

It doesn’t take much effort to discover that people in cities big and small are working on ways to make our future better and more sustainable. What that means to different people is as varied as the opinions on a social media page, but what is exciting is that people care enough to think about it, talk about it and reflect on the best way to imple…

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Planning 101 1:01:15

5+ y ago1:01:15

1:01:15

Audio from the planning 101 community forum presented by Don Elliott with Clarion and associates

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Finding Civility #3 32:55

5+ y ago32:55

32:55

This episode is about civility. We hope this is a thought provoking conversation that helps everyone (including the County) take a step back and think of some strategies so we can get through the very difficult discussions we have ahead of us.

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Finding Civility #2 50:37

5+ y ago50:37

50:37

This episode is about civility. We hope this is a thought provoking conversation that helps everyone (including the County) take a step back and think of some strategies so we can get through the very difficult discussions we have ahead of us.

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Finding Civility 37:27

5+ y ago37:27

37:27

This episode is about civility. We hope this is a thought provoking conversation that helps everyone (including the County) take a step back and think of some strategies so we can get through the very difficult discussions we have ahead of us.

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Lessons from our neighbors! 41:02

5+ y ago41:02

41:02

Learn about the variety of tools in the land use tool box!

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Delta County—Regulations and our future! A listen and learn opportunity for county residents. 24:02

6y ago24:02

24:02

A listen and learn opportunity for county residents. Join us as we explore what land use regulations are and how they can impact our lives.

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Agricultural Land and Development with Brent Swallow 32:25

6+ y ago32:25

32:25

How to grow and protect agricultural land in Alberta. Hosted by ALI Communications Coordinator Evan Menzies with Dr. Brent Swallow from the University of Alberta. Dr. Swallow was a co-PI on a recently released report through the Alberta Land Institute, which estimated the economic impact of agricultural land fragmentation and conversion in Alberta.…

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Property Rights 27:20

7y ago27:20

27:20

Our PILOT EPISODE! Join Dr. Eran Kaplinsky and Dr. Dave Poulton as they dive into a discussion on property rights, what rights landowners have and what powers government's have in creating public policy governing private land use.Av Alberta Land Institute

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Ontario Greenbelt Introduction

15y ago

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A basic overview of the Greenbelt (objectives, vision, etc...) Maryam Nassar, Program Director, Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation Maryam has worked and volunteered in the public and not-for profit sector for over a decade, including the Peel Children's Water Festival, Rouge Park, and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Prior to coming …

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The Legal Angle

15y ago

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What is the law and how does it impact campgrounds. David C.K. Tang, Partner, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP David Tang practises in the area of municipal, land development and planning. He appears regularly before the Ontario Municipal Board, the Assessment Review Board and in the courts to obtain court and planning decisions like rezonings, Offici…

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The Municipality’s Perspective

15y ago

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How the legislation affects them and how they implement it. Don Sinclair, General Manager, Development & Legal Services, Town of East Gwillimbury Don Sinclair is the General Manager, Development & Legal Services for the Town of East Gwillimbury. He was the Director, Development Law at York Region when the Oak Ridges Moraine and Greenbelt plans came…

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A Conservation Authority’s Perspective

15y ago

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How the legislation affects them and how they implement it. Jackie Burkart, Senior Planner, Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority Jackie Burkart is a geological technician and has been with the Lake Simcoe Region Conversation Authority since 2005. Previously she worked for the Ministry of Natural Resources in a variety of roles and worked as a …

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