How anti-sprawl policies may be harming water quality

ScienceDaily
Jan 16, 2020, 1:22 pm586 ptsHot
Urban growth boundaries are created by governments in an effort to concentrate urban development -- buildings, roads and the utilities that support them -- within a defined area. These boundaries are intended to decrease negative impacts on people and the environment. However, according to a researcher,…

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