http://www.sightline.org A catalog of Sightline's books, including Cascadia Scorecard, This Place on Earth, Stuff, Car and the City, and Tax Shift; and info on how to order. daily 1 2006-02-12T06:14:54Z http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/seven-wonders-for-a-cool-planet/seven-wonders-for-a-cool-planet A handbook for designing sustainability into the very heart of our lives, communities, and economies. No publisher christinew_sightline_org climate change landing page homepage landing page research 2009-05-13T19:51:30Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/CS2007/CS07 The 2007 edition of the Cascadia Scorecard, the Pacific Northwest’s annual progress report, reveals that the region lags behind world leaders on trends such as energy, sprawl, and economic security. The good news is that we are making progress—and adopting smart solutions will accelerate those gains. No publisher leigh Cascadia Scorecard 2007 2009-05-13T17:41:39Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/CS2006/CS06 The 2006 Scorecard focuses on the connections between sprawl and health, examining an emerging body of research indicating that car-centered urban design in the Northwest contributes to a high death and injury toll from car crashes; and a high obesity rate, among other ills. No publisher leigh new from Sightline Cascadia Scorecard 2006 2009-05-13T17:53:58Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/cs2005/scorecard05 A concise update on how Cascadia ranks in seven key trends, with a focus on one of the most critical issues facing the region: energy. No publisher andrewb sprawlhealth Cascadia Scorecard 2005 decoupling cascadia bioregion sprawlhealth clean cars sprawlhealth smart grid indicators hybrid cars biofuels 2009-05-13T17:56:21Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/cascadia-scorecard-2004/scorecard The first edition of the Cascadia Scorecard presents Sightline's index of seven trends that have profoundly shaped the Northwest's past and are critical to its future: health, economy, population, energy, sprawl, forests, and pollution. No publisher andrewb indicators measure what matters Cascadia Scorecard 2004 2009-05-13T18:00:23Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/this-place-on-earth/tpoe02 A close look at why society's most-influential indicators--from the GDP to the Dow Jones--are failing us. This Place on Earth 2002 also presents a first effort at an alternative yardstick for the Northwest, by measuring how the region is doing in critical areas such as salmon health, sprawl, income inequality, and land use. No publisher andrewb measure what matters roadless areas salmon This Place on Earth 2002 income indicators 2009-05-13T18:02:19Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/this-place-on-earth/tpoe01 This Place on Earth 2001 is a catalog of the best solutions northwesterners can use to reconcile the economy and the environment in this region. No publisher andrewb recycling least-cost planning every child wanted feebates emergency contraception This Place on Earth 2001 pricing impact fees sprawlhealth right to know parking congestion pricing payd 2009-05-13T18:03:05Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/state-of-the-northwest/sonw2 The story of Pacific salmon, a creature whose epic journey makes it uniquely qualified to examine the health of the Northwest's varied ecosystems. No publisher andrewb indicators salmon 2007-08-16T18:34:30Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/seven-wonders/sevenwonders Seven Wonders asks readers to ponder what the world would be like if everyone on the planet consumed resources the way North Americans do and highlights seven sustainable wonders, including the bicycle, ceiling fan, and ladybug. No publisher andrewb Seven Wonders biking sprawlhealth consumption 2008-05-12T16:08:17Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/green-collar-jobs/gcjobs A look at the Northwest's changing economy by chronicling the stories of five communities: Ketchikan, Alaska; Bend, Oregon; Haida Gwaii, British Columbia; Hayfork, California; and Boonville, California. No publisher andrewb unemployment Green-Collar Jobs income 2009-10-06T23:26:46Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/tax-shift/tax Tax Shift is a program for using the tax system to get more of what we want, such as flusher bank accounts, clean air, and healthier communities. No publisher andrewb landing page sprawlhealth Tax Shift congestion pricing payd 2007-08-04T07:33:28Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/over-our-heads/ooh An examination of climate change from a Northwest perspective, revealing the far-reaching effects it will have on our everyday lives and what we can do reduce the region's contribution. No publisher andrewb climate change co2 Over our Heads 2008-12-11T01:13:31Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/misplaced-blame/mpblame Misplaced Blame argues that much of the population growth overrunning parts of North America originates from five rarely noted root causes: poverty, sexual abuse, underfunded family planning services, subsidies to domestic migration, and ill-guided immigration policy. No publisher andrewb Misplaced Blame emergency contraception poverty teen births every child wanted 2007-08-15T23:32:28Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/stuff/stuff An engaging and fact-packed look at the people and places that are affected every time you sip your coffee, tie your shoes, click your mouse, step on the gas, or read a book. Stuff--one of Sightline's bestsellers--looks at issues of overconsumption, product stewardship, and conservation. No publisher andrewb consumption ewaste food recycling Stuff product stewardship cradle-to-cradle 2009-07-02T18:02:37Z Book http://www.sightline.org/publications/books/this-place-on-earth/tpoe Sightline founder Alan Durning's story--how he decided to leave his job as a globetrotting environmental policy analyst and to make a difference by returning with his family to the Pacific Northwest. No publisher andrewb cascadia bioregion landing page research This Place on Earth 2009-05-18T18:18:38Z Book