Urban Sprawl Vs. Homeland Security
10 January 2002 - 10:00am
Urban sprawl almost certainly poses a far greater threat to your health than bioterrorism.
Thanks to anthrax, our new national hobgoblin, the federal Centers for Disease Control have been in the news a lot these days. Yet a report released by the CDC late in 2001 on a very different public health menace -- urban sprawl -- has gone largely unnoticed. According to the striking findings of the report, "Creating a Healthy Environment: The Impact of the Built Environment on Public Health," unless you are U.S. Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, sprawl almost certainly poses a far greater threat to your health than bioterrorism.
Full Story:
Homeland Security Revisited
Source:
Michigan Land Use Institute, January 9, 2002
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