…identified as areas accessible by foot that are not along a roadway – parks, open spaces, and paths through campuses are examples. Bicycle facilities include bike lanes, protected bike lanes,…
…for six months to help achieve SolSmart Designation in seven Metro Boston municipalities – Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Melrose, Natick, Somerville, and Winthrop. MAPC hosted solar permitting trainings and held a…
…anniversary of MetroFuture: Making a Greater Boston Region. Our calendar and report celebrate this legacy of work towards a smarter, cleaner, more equitable Greater Boston region, featuring maps and visualizations…
…As a result, MAPC projects that the number of school-age children (ages 5–19) in Metro Boston will decline by 8% from 2010 to 2040. Data from across Massachusetts show that…
…bylaw and regulatory options for stormwater and low impact development (LID). Metro Boston Stormwater/Low Impact Development Capacity Building Project (February 2007) This PowerPoint, prepared by MAPC for the Lexington and Wakefield…
to define the need for different financing tools or prioritization of investments in the Metro Boston region. Download MAPC’s report – Growing Station Areas: The variety and potential of TOD…
…town. The Metro Boston DataCommon, an open data resource that MAPC first launched in 2006, is returning after an extensive user-focused restructuring and redesign. The DataCommon provides a trove of…
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Climate change is producing more intense and frequent heat waves, and scientists project that Metro Boston will experience upwards of 40 days over 90 degrees by…