Promoting sustainable land use : mitigating natural hazards through land use planning.

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TextSeries: HRRC Publication ; 133APublication details: College Station, Tex. : Hazard Reduction Recovery Center, College of Architecture, Texas A&M University, 1994Description: 6 pSubject(s):

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333.7317 20

Subject: Examines the land use planning response option, discusses its advantages (and limitations), takes stock of the current state of land use planning practice in the United States, and identifies some future directions and opportunities for facilitating greater application of this tool and for promoting more sustainable patterns of land use

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Examines the land use planning response option, discusses its advantages (and limitations), takes stock of the current state of land use planning practice in the United States, and identifies some future directions and opportunities for facilitating greater application of this tool and for promoting more sustainable patterns of land use

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