Trouble in growth country by John Hamer
Editorial discusses urban growth in U S cities facing anti growth movements claiming growth harms quality of life. It cites Lloyd Rodwin and a Senate Interior Committee report predicting urban expansion could consume about 28 000 square miles in 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamer
America
Lloyd Rodwin
Senate Committee
Senate Interior Committee
U. S
Growth and anti growth trends reshape states and towns
The article surveys nationwide pushback against expansion, from Colorado and Oregon to Ramapo New York and California. It notes court rulings limiting development, environmental impact rules, and the rise of growth control as an environmental and economic issue affecting identity, services, and urban planning.
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New Jersey
Colorado
Denver
Oregon
Florida
Reubin Askew
Ramapo
N.Y
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Robert Wieboldt
California
Coffee machines vary by country and market needs
Earl C. Ramsey of Rowe International notes vending coffee adapts to markets with sweeter Japanese brews and stronger Swedish cups, while South American machines require inflation-friendly coin slots. He also cites U S labor shifts and a new low bend service design to protect ladders and siding with rubber bumpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippany
N.J
Earl C. Ramsey
Rowe International
United States
Ramsey
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