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Environmental Justice: Community Restoration Efforts Along the Wolf River Urban Watershed
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“Negative environmental and economic effects are predominately being borne by the minority and low-income populations in North Memphis and Frayser along the urban section of the Wolf River.”
● Protecting existing residents from the potential threats of displacement and gentrification
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Wolf River Watershed Impairments “Negative environmental and economic effects are predominately being borne by the minority and low-income populations in North Memphis and Frayser along the urban section of the Wolf River.”.
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Schedule a callMore From: SUS-RURI: Proceedings of a Workshop on Developing a Convergence Sustainable Urban Systems Agenda for Redesigning the Urban-Rural Interface along the Mississippi River Watershed held in Ames, Iowa, August 12–13, 2019
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