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 Stories About: environmental justice AND Georgia AND green space AND placemaking AND politics AND Poverty and the Environment AND sprawl
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ATLien Invasion
Will an Atlanta parks and redevelopment project benefit low-income residents? |
Na'Taki Osborne |
28 Mar 2006 |
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| Atlanta, Ga.: the famous "Hot-lanta" of Southern heat and hospitality, home of "down-home" fried chicken and a growing black middle class, cradle of the largest historically black college community in the world, hotbed of the civil-rights movement, and ... the sprawl capital of the South. As Atlanta gets greener, who will benefit? Photo: iStockphoto. As ... |
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| Topics: environmental justice, Georgia, green space, placemaking, politics, Poverty and the Environment, sprawl (all these topics) |
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