Creating Green Buffers between Neighborhoods and Oil Refineries

I'm looking for information related to creating a green buffer between a neighborhood and several oil refineries. The problem I'm having is that the majority of the articles I'm finding are either strongly biased toward environmental groups, most of whom are opposed to oil refineries entirely, or biased toward the oil refineries with very little to say on the impact on the community.

My question is, do you know of any resources offhand that deal with passive use land zoning or ways that land can be utilized in a way that benefits the community but still leaves space between the refineries and the neighborhood?

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It is hard to think of a starker contrast than that between Moses modernism and Jacobs localism. Yet the standoff between Jacobs and Moses only ever sparred two separate wings of the middle class concerning how to build and rebuild the city for people of greater rather than lesser class privilege.