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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65241-8 first several decades of the century and how conflicting ideas on what was best for cities all seemed to agree that dramatic measures were needed to solve growing threats to prosperity. Next is a more detailed discussion of demographic trends of this era including the ending of large-scale immigrat

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Bowen Li,Baojun Zhao,Shadia Ikhmayies she helped spark a renewed interest in urban living and new design ideas that would eventually influence public health advocates. Next, the chapter points out the high point in demand for US suburban living and the problems with suburban development, followed by a section on the beginnings of alter

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The Minerals, Metals & Materials Seriesy reasons to be optimistic about US cities and the health of the people who live in them. Most important, twentieth—century reform and revitalization movements have successfully mitigated many of the problems caused by nineteenth-century immigration, industrialization, and urbanization. Today, almos

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