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Changing the world, one local government at a time (access required)

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Published: June 18,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

If you ask land-use attorney Chris Duerksen, there are some things wrong with the world. We’re using more and more fossil fuels, icebergs are disappearing, species are going extinct, health is deteriorating, and the U.S. is importing more food than it’s exporting. So things have to change. Duerksen, principal of Denver-based consulting firm ...



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