Urban Sprawl In America
27 June 2001 - 8:00am
Is the American Dream really the same as urban sprawl? National Geographic investigates.
National Geographic provides an in-depth, 22-page discussion of the thorney issues involved in urban sprawl in the July, 2001 issue. Excerpts and selected photographs from the print edition are available on the web: "Most people agree that unchecked development is a bad dealfor commuters, for taxpayers, for the environment. But few can agree on how to achieve smart growth."
Full Story:
The American Dream: Urban Sprawl
Source:
National Geographic, July 1, 2001
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