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Tag Archives: power lines
Power pole streetscape blight
I don’t know about your community, but here in Greater Lansing there seems to be an intense love affair between public utilities and power poles. “Holy pincushions, Batman, you’d think they’d all been raised by a family of porcupine.” In … Continue reading
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Tagged blight, cities, land use, planning, pollution, power lines, urban planning, utilities, visual pollution
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