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    • A Side Benefit of Smart Growth -- Wilderness (Grist)
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    • What Has Chronic Underfunding Meant for American Infrastructure? (America 2050)
    • China Begins Safety Overhaul in the Wake of Deadly Rail Accidents (USA Today)
    • If the World Lived in Cities as Dense as New York We'd All Fit in Texas (Infrastructurist)
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