Comments on: Historic Preservation Plan http://roseparknews.com/2008/08/15/historic-preservation-plan/ News from Rose Park, Salt Lake City, UT Sun, 20 May 2012 19:00:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Storm Cunningham http://roseparknews.com/2008/08/15/historic-preservation-plan/#comment-988 Storm Cunningham Fri, 15 Aug 2008 19:42:58 +0000 http://roseparknews.com/2008/08/15/historic-preservation-plan/#comment-988 Hello! Thanks very much for the mention of my 2002 book, The Restoration Economy. You might be interested to know that Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer will be addressing the Democratic National Convention, and is planning to mention that state's restoration economy initiative. His talk will mostly be about energy, though. I'm not sure where your numbers--a trillion for infrastructure renewal and a trillion for historic restoration--came from, but it wasn't from my book. You're right, though, that at least $2 trillion per year can be attributed to restorative development. But that's including all 12 sectors of natural, built, and socioeconomic assets. My new book, reWealth! (McGraw-Hill, May 2008) goes into a bit more detail about those sectors. More importantly, it reveals the 3 renewal rules, the 3 renewal processes, and the model (the renewal engine) that successfully produce rapid, resilient renewal in communities and regions. reWealth! also shows how entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals of many kinds can restore our world for a (very good) living. You can read the entire Preface (b 4-term Indianapolis mayor Bill Hudnut), Introduction, and Table of Contents free of charge online at www.rewealth.com Cheers! - Storm Cunningham Hello! Thanks very much for the mention of my 2002 book, The Restoration Economy.

You might be interested to know that Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer will be addressing the Democratic National Convention, and is planning to mention that state’s restoration economy initiative. His talk will mostly be about energy, though.

I’m not sure where your numbers–a trillion for infrastructure renewal and a trillion for historic restoration–came from, but it wasn’t from my book. You’re right, though, that at least $2 trillion per year can be attributed to restorative development. But that’s including all 12 sectors of natural, built, and socioeconomic assets.

My new book, reWealth! (McGraw-Hill, May 2008) goes into a bit more detail about those sectors. More importantly, it reveals the 3 renewal rules, the 3 renewal processes, and the model (the renewal engine) that successfully produce rapid, resilient renewal in communities and regions.

reWealth! also shows how entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals of many kinds can restore our world for a (very good) living. You can read the entire Preface (b 4-term Indianapolis mayor Bill Hudnut), Introduction, and Table of Contents free of charge online at www.rewealth.com

Cheers! - Storm Cunningham

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