The document discusses opportunities for regenerating communities through public policy changes surrounding issues like sewage runoff and transportation. It notes that billions are needed to implement regenerative designs and policies. The director of the AMD Centre for Engineering and Public Policy at McMaster University believes the time is ripe for triggering action on regenerating livable communities through leadership and examining private versus public interests.

1. Dr. Gail Krantzberg, Director Centre for Engineering and Public Policy, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario [email_address] Great Lakes Opportunities for Regeneration

3. $Billions Needed Can new regenerative design lead to public policies surrounding sewage runoff?

4. More cars traveling longer distances design more livable cities CAR HABITAT

5. Adaptation to climate change. How to regenerate the natural and built form?

6. The Real and Present Opportunity

10. Leadership Institute for Ecology and the Economy | 555 5th Street, Suite 300A | Santa Rosa, CA 95401 AMD Centre for Engineering and Public Policy is in support of this mission

11. Thanks for Making the Lakes Great Questions?