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Lane County Local Food Market Analysis

University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop; MacFarland, Kate; Becker, Brie; Bryant, Hannah; Garcia, Nicolas; Hobson, Benjamin; Mizejewski, Sarah; Schuler, Warren; Richey, David; Parker, Robert (University of Oregon, 2010-09)

This report presents a market analysis of the local food system in Lane County with the core objective of identifying the opportunities to expand local markets for locally produced food.
Lane County Local Food Market Analysis

University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop; Parker, Bob; Tom Osdoba, Tom; MacFarland, Kate; Becker, Brie; Bryant, Hannah; Garcia, Nicolas; Hobson, Benjamin; Mizejewski, Sarah; Warren, Schuyler; Richey, David (2010-09)
Lane County Local Food Market Analysis Executive Summary

Parker, Bob; MacFarland, Kate; Becker, Brie; Bryant, Hannah; Garcia, Nicolas; Hobson, Benjamin; Mizejewski, Sarah; Warren, Schuyler; University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop (2010-09)

This report presents a market analysis of the local food system in Lane County with the core objective of identifying the opportunities to expand local markets for locally produced food. In short, we are seeking approaches ...
LEAP: Salem Local Energy Assurance Plan

Lewis, Terry; Parker, Robert; Kato, Ken; Bruce, Josh; Phillips, Madeline; Garcia, Nicolas (2012-05-09)

The City of Salem relies on a range of energy sources to support and protect local residents, businesses, and government facilities. Accordingly, secure supplies of energy (e.g., electricity, gasoline, diesel fuel, natural ...
Vanpooling in the Mid-Columbia River Gorge: A Feasibility Assessment and Investigation of Employer Preferences

Garcia, Nicolas (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2011-06)

Vanpooling provides an opportunity to save commuters money and diminish the external costs of an automobile‐dominated transportation system. Vanpooling’s effectiveness in urban and suburban areas has been established, ...