Roger L. Kemp

About the Author

Roger L. Kemp is a distinguished urban planner and author with over four decades of experience in municipal government, where he served in leadership roles focused on sustainable development and public administration. His expertise in environmental policy and city management has made him a sought-after consultant for municipalities worldwide, advising on initiatives that promote ecological balance and efficient governance. Kemp's writing bridges practical insights with forward-thinking strategies, offering actionable guidance for policymakers and community leaders striving to create resilient urban environments. In his acclaimed handbook, Cities Going Green: A Handbook of Best Practices, he distills decades of fieldwork into comprehensive best practices for fostering sustainable cities amid growing environmental challenges. A passionate advocate for green urbanism, Kemp continues to influence the field through his publications and speaking engagements, inspiring a greener future for urban landscapes.