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Multilevel Materials for Multilevel Learnersand the creation of great places as opposed to expediting movement. Historically it has been the opposite. In the United States and increasingly elsewhere, investments in motorways and underground rail systems have been first and foremost about moving people between point A and point B as quickly an

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Hoa Thi Mai Nguyen,Thi Lan Anh Tranareas to go about their lives. Unfortunately, much of twentieth-century transportation infrastructure has had damaging effects on communities. Dangerous and difficult-to-cross intersections and multilane roads have hindered people’s ability to move freely and children’s opportunity to play. Urban si

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99261-3ttractive, accessible, and highly livable must also meaningfully contribute to better environments. By . we mean fewer emissions from cars and buildings but also reduced fossil fuel consumption, stabilized climates, protected land and natural habitats, and in general, healthier, more resourceful pla

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137000873 and agricultural extension services, allowing the sale of crop surpluses and increasing food security. Metro lines connect skilled labor to good-paying downtown jobs. Bikeways also have utilitarian value plus the added bonus of promoting active travel and providing access to nature and the great ou

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