Pathways to Urban Sustainability: Lessons from the Atlanta Metropolitan Region: Summary of a Workshop

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Pathways to Urban Sustainability: The Atlanta Metropolitan Region - Summary of a Workshop

9:15 AM	Interactions Between Human and Natural Systems in the Built Environment
	Christopher Portier, Director, National Center for Environmental Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Session I:
Perspectives on sustainability in the Atlanta metropolitan region

Plenary presentations will reinforce the value-added benefits of interdisciplinary solutions to urban challenges, and illustrate a “systems” approach to sustainability.

Moderator: Glen Daigger, Senior Vice President and CTO, CH2M Hill, Inc.

9:30 AM	Marilyn Brown, Professor, School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech
10:00 AM	Carol Couch, Senior Public Service Associate, College of Environment and Design, University of Georgia
10:30 AM	BREAK
10:45 AM	Catherine Ross, Director and Harry West Chair, Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development, Georgia Tech
11:15 AM	Panel Discussion—sustainability and economic growth
11:15 AM	Charles Whatley, Director of Commerce and Entrepreneurship, Atlanta Development Authority, and Greg Chafee, Chair of the Green Business Practice, Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP
12:00 PM	LUNCH BREAK