Development and Public Health: Could Our Development Patterns Be Affecting Our Personal Health?

Urban Land

It describes the qualities and the benefits of Active Community Environments (ACEs) for health and safety. It argues for the cooperation of planners, developers, architects, engineers, and public health professionals to change the way the built environment is created.

Filed in: Community Problems and Solutions, Health, Promoting Walking and Bicycling, Plans and Policies, Transit, Why Walk or Bike

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