Can Urban Planning and Environmental Protection Go Hand in Hand with Public Safety?
Cities have long treated tree cover and public safety as competing goals. Planners and researchers increasingly argue the two can be designed to work together.
Urban forests, land use and environmental justice where public safety projects meet communities.
Cities have long treated tree cover and public safety as competing goals. Planners and researchers increasingly argue the two can be designed to work together.
The training center is built, but the environmental justice concerns raised by nearby neighborhoods have not gone away. Why the debate continues after completion.
For opponents, the training center brings together two concerns: the loss of urban forest and the growing militarization of American policing. How the two arguments became linked.
Long before the protests, the South River Forest was a former prison farm and a rare stretch of green space in southeast Atlanta. How it became the center of a national fight.