New urbanism is a way to develop public space; it is about design, and recognizes that our built environment influences the way we enjoy life and how people use their community. Defining Sprawl Sprawl can be defined as a pattern of urban and metropolitan growth that reflects low-density, automobile-dependent, exclusionary new development on the fringe of settled areas often surrounding a deteriorating city...
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Among the traits of metropolitan growth frequently associated with sprawl are unlimited development; leapfrog development, fragmentation of land use planning among multiple municipalities; reliance on private automobiles for transportation; large fiscal disparities among municipalities; segregation of types of land use, race and class based exclusionary housing and employment; congestion and environmental damage; and a declining sense of community among area residents...
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Peat Bogs These types are found in the former USSR, Canada, and parts of Scandinavia. Peat Swamps include both rain and ground water fed types. They are found in tropical regions with high rainfall...	4 / 934
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OUTDOOR EDUCATION - Biodiversity impact on the Australian land caused by aboriginies. Because of Australia's geological stability and hardly any volcanic activity only a few, low mountain ranges have been formed. Australia's landscape is very flat making it vulnerable to extremes such as flooding...	2 / 380
Salt Marshes In some areas, it limits coastal flooding by containing the water that comes in during a very high or storm-driven tide. Peat also acts as a filter, cleaning water by removing various compounds and either storing or breaking them down...	3 / 616