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Land use planning brings big-picture thinking to local development decisions. Effective plans consider natural conditions, infrastructure capacity and current policies to identify constraints and opportunities for growth. They start with goals for housing, sustainability and mobility. Aligning those with regional strategies and funding priorities gives every stakeholder a compass to guide their work. Planning Principles…

Digital tools empower individuals by offering widespread access to information and global connections. Governments can also utilize technology for more transparent, accountable, and inclusive governance practices. Fast-evolving technologies often outpace legal safeguards and government oversight, leading to data breaches and abuse. A robust governance framework ensures clear policies are implemented and consistently enforced, and is…

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies have long been recognized for their ability to significantly lower emissions from fossil fuel power plants as well as industrial processes like steel production, cement manufacture and ammonia/ethanol production. CCS also complements renewable sources like wind and solar by producing low-carbon electricity on demand when winds are less prevalent…