Planetizen recognizes Klinkenberg as ‘A Spokesman for Urbanity’
Looks like Planetizen found the Pitch’s profile of me from last week here. For those that don’t know, Planetizen is a user-contributed site dedicated to urban planning. They do a good job on reporting, reviewing and critiquing current and future urban planning practices and news.
They also have a very interesting top 100 list of Urban Thinkers for those that want to check out what their site has to offer.
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