Zones Of Contention

Efforts to protect waterfront neighborhoods from pollution are are starting to lock out good businesses.

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November 11, 2000, 10:00 AM PST

Waterfront neighborhoods are sick of being dumping grounds for dirty industries. But efforts to protect people from polluters are starting to lock out good neighbors, too: the businesses that make the city run. The Center for an Urban Future presents a feature-length editorial on the impact of waterfront protection.

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FULL STORY: Zones of Contention

Wednesday, November 8, 2000 in Center For An Urban Future

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