Sprawl For Dummies
22 October 2002 - 7:00am
The Star-Ledger offers an introduction to the "McMansionization" of New Jersey.
"New Jersey is at a crowded crossroads. We already are struggling to cope with congested highways, dwindling water supplies and the loss of open space. Yet we are likely to become home to almost one million additional residents over the next 20 years... New Jersey's cities and older suburbs have large amounts of vacant or abandoned property, much of it formerly the site of factories and other industry. Many of these properties are heavily polluted, and extremely expensive to clean up."
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Sprawl for dummies
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The Star-Ledger, October 20, 2002
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