Titlebook: Environmental & Social Justice Challenges Near America’s Most Popular Museums, Parks, Zoos & Other H; Michael Greenberg Book 2022 The Edit

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Zoos as Endangered Attractionsn addition to parks. Now zoos have become an endangered species because animal rights activists have targeted them as abusive to animals and immoral. Some have also experienced financial and political issues, worsened by the COVID-19 epidemic. Regarding social and environmental justice, the 1-mile r

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America’ Iconic Urban Parks and the Gentrification Challengee the potential for gentrification and displacement of residents. New York’s Central Park is the most obvious of these. Its surrounding area largely consists of healthy high socioeconomic status Caucasians. Traffic-related air pollution, however, characterizes this park area and many other large urb

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Museums, the Building of Wealth Clusters and Soft Powerarks, zoos, university, and hospital facilities. Areas around the largest multiple heritage attraction clusters in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago have become exclusive areas for wealthy and healthy. In rapidly growing places like Houston and San Diego the pattern is being repeated leading to dis

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Other Species of Heritage Sites: Commercial and Political Symbolszed heritage, although they are symbols of American life and values, such as the Las Vegas Strip and Disney Park in Anaheim. Others are political symbols, such as the White House and the Alamo. Half of the sites exemplified by the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, as well as Ellis Island

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Looking for Better Affordable Housing Solutionsg real estate values than about providing affordable housing. The problem is especially obvious near heritage attraction sites where wealthy and healthy people cluster and where investors earn large profits. Few poor or lower middle income people live nearby. Wealthy cities like Boston, San Francisc

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Epilogue: Summary and Looking Forward. One trend is building data sets and providing them to public audiences. The second is recognizing the reality and coping more effectively with low probability – high consequence hazards that can cascade into worse outcomes potentially devastating housing for the wealthy and everyone else. Third de

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Creating Attractions and Tolerating Inequityods and host cities. While focusing on health and wealth clusters, the book examines economic and politically symbolic places such as the Empire State Building, Fisherman’s Wharf, and others comparing their demographic, health and environmental conditions with the heritage wealth and health clusters

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Remnants of the Industrial Revolution: America’s Historic Grand Concourses as Heritage Attractionsby their identification with serious racial injustice. Among Midwest industrial cities, the grand concourses of Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, and St. Louis have been trying to use medical care, higher education, and entertainment to rebirth their once pre-eminent roles. Among these, the northern part