This is very important, especially to those of us in Iowa, where
we are witnessing the best farmland in the world being destroyed by
highway-induced urban sprawl. (Our farmland does not require irrigation, unlike
California's Central Valley.)
Tom Mathews,
Des Moines
In a message dated 6/22/2012 5:33:13 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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In
a landmark ruling that has national implications, SELC
scored a unanimous decision from the U.S. 4th Circuit
Court of Appeals that NCDOT and the Federal Highway
Administration broke federal law by failing to consider
the sprawl-inducing impacts of the Monroe Bypass, a
20-mile proposed toll highway near Charlotte. Read more »
IN
THIS ISSUE
Ruling
changes playing field for proposed highways in the
South
Trees
nearly 400 years old spared from logging in
Tennessee
Virginia
adopts new energy efficiency programs
New
report: Beyond the Bypass
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