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Protected: When it comes to Public Square, where have all the bollards gone?

Tim Kovach    January 11, 2017 December 21, 2017    Enter your password to view comments.

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Cleveland, Transportation    Development, Environmental Justice, GCRTA, Public Square

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I am a graduate of the MA program in Global Environmental Policy at the American University School of International Service in DC. I live in Cleveland, where I work on air quality, and my writing focuses on issues related to environmental peacebuilding, disaster risk reduction, and climate change, transportation, and urban development. I am a native Clevelander who loves my hometown, despite its many flaws, and wants to work to improve it, rather than simply papering over our challenges.

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