Charles R. Wolfe

Charles R. Wolfe is an attorney in Seattle, where he focuses on land use and environmental law and permitting, including the use of innovative land use regulatory tools and sustainable development techniques.

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When Policy Is Defied: Occupy Wall Street and the Shapes of Avoidance
Charles R. Wolfe
December 2, 2011
Place Matters: How One Radio Show Makes the Case Every Week
Charles R. Wolfe
November 29, 2011
The Best Ways to Portray City Life Around the World
Charles R. Wolfe
November 23, 2011
What 'The Genius of a Place' Can Teach Us About Development
Charles R. Wolfe
November 11, 2011
How Ordinary Urban Experiences Can Inspire a Preference for Cities
Presenting three, perhaps non-traditional thoughts about how to get others to favor urban density and moderated use of the automobile
Charles R. Wolfe
November 8, 2011
Should We Be Focused on Rural Areas in the Developing World?
Charles R. Wolfe
October 31, 2011
Documenting People and Place: 5 Years, 5 Continents, 5 Photos
Charles R. Wolfe
October 25, 2011
Finding New Meaning in How Cities Are Named and Created
Charles R. Wolfe
October 24, 2011
Remembering Urban Growth, From Idea to Implementation
Charles R. Wolfe
October 18, 2011
Steve Jobs as Land-Use Advocate
Charles R. Wolfe
October 6, 2011