Transformation through greening

Growing Greener Cities: Urban Sustainability in The Twenty-First Century

Volumn , Issue , 2008, Pages 227-243

  Blaine Bonham Jr , J ^a   Smith, Patricia L ^b  

^a Pennsylvania Horticultural Society   (United States)

^b Reinvestment Fund ^*  (United States)

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3. City of Philadelphia, Mayor's Office of Communications. 2001. Mayor Street Launches $1.6 Billion Neighborhood Transformation Initiative. Neighborhood Transformation Initiative Press Release.
4. City of Philadelphia, Mayor's Office of Communications. 2003. Urban Greening and Land Stabilization Efforts Receive $4 Million Boost from NTI. NTI Press Release, 2003.
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