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The curse of urban sprawl: how cities grow, and why this has to change

Author: Mark Swilling
Outlet: The Guardian
Published: July 12, 2016
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Density is not enough: Job integration, transit, accessibility to daily needs – all in interconnected, complete, walkable neighborhoods.

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