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Land development and the natural environment : estimating impacts
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    1976
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Land development and the natural environment : estimating impacts
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  • Personal Authors:
    Keyes, Dale L.
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    That land development may adversely affect the natural or, conversely, that the natural environment may pose problems for development is no longer in question. Attention has now turned to designing methods for mitigating these conflicts. The use of impact evaluation to detect existing and potential problems is a valuablestepinthisprocess. Thisreportdiscusseswaystoestimateimpacts associatedwithproposeddevelopment.

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