A Sustainable New Orleans Is Possible
"The tragedy is this: With quality, imaginative planning, and the courage to make tough decisions, a grander-than-ever, truly sustainable New Orleans could emerge. And despite race and class suspicions, neighborhoods could, as reformers suggest, be given a role in planning their future on fresh and drier ground."
Good planning can rebuild a sustainable New Orleans but politics is moving in the other direction observes Neal Peirce.
"The tragedy is this: With quality, imaginative planning, and the courage to make tough decisions, a grander-than-ever, truly sustainable New Orleans could emerge. And despite race and class suspicions, neighborhoods could, as reformers suggest, be given a role in planning their future on fresh and drier ground."
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