Is Smart Growth A National Issue?
28 October 2004 - 6:00am
Bush and Kerry would do well to make metropolitan policy a priority on the national agenda.
Clogged roads, long commutes (and ever-increasing gas prices), and a housing affordability crisis stand to have a long-term impact on the nations cities and towns. Land use and growth options may be local issues, but Neil Peirce argues that the federal government would do well to encourage coherent, dollar-wise, equitable, environmentally-friendly directions in how we use our land and shape our communities.
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How Our Communities Grow: A Presidential Issue?
Source:
Smart Growth America, October 24, 2004
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