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Are Satellite Cities the Key to the Future?
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September 12, 2013
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Tracy
Kai Laursen – The Atlantic Cities
From a land use perspective, satellite cities and urban infill development are the best ways to accommodate population growth while preserving open space and farmland. The alternative is urban sprawl.
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