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A decade after it became famous for its model land-use
planning, Jackson, Wyo., is facing a stagnant downtown, crowded
highways, sprawling development and sky-high real estate
prices
by Rob Marin,
Jul 16, 2008
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Emile Buchwald’s Toward the Livable City offers
essays and art to entice readers toward the antidote to suburban
sprawl – sustainable, vital, high-density cities
by Jodi Peterson,
Apr 12, 2004
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Jennifer Speers, a Salt Lake city resident with a legacy
from her great-grandfather of stopping development along the
Palisades in New York and New Jersey and a strong bent toward
conservation, buys the Rio Colorado property, and pulls down Moab
developer
by Lisa Church,
Jul 16, 2008
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Environmentalists and ranchers should quit arguing about
public-lands grazing and work together with the land trust movement
to save the land we all love
by Paul Larmer,
Jul 16, 2008
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As private lands become the new frontier in the
West’s wild real estate frenzy, ranchers are turning to land
trusts in places like Gunnison, Colo., to find out how to hold on
to their land and keep it open and undeveloped
by Jon Christensen,
Jul 16, 2008
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Plundered Promise: Capitalism, Politics, and the
Fate of the Federal Lands by Richard W. Behan is a
provocative travel guide to the corporate take-over of the public
lands under the Bush administration
by Ray Ring,
Sep 01, 2003
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Water development in the West has always been about
economic growth and enrichment, and current proposals for water
use, whether from the public or private sector, need to be judged
on their own merits
by Paul Larmer,
Aug 04, 2003
