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Solid waste planning in metropolitan regions

Greenberg, Michael R. - 1976

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Environmental impact statements : some annoying questions

Greenberg, Michael R.; Hordon, Robert M. - In: Journal of the American Institute of Planners 40 (1974) 3, pp. 164-175

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A geographical systems analysis of the water supply networks of the New York Metropolitan Region

Greenberg, Michael R.; Carey, George W.; Zobler, Leonard - In: Geographical review : the journal of the American … 61 (1971) 3, pp. 339-354

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Benefits from integrated water management in urban areas : the case of the New York metropolitan region ; a report submitted to the Office of Water Resources Research United States...

Zobler, Leonard; Carey, George W.; Greenberg, Michael R. - 1969

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A geographical systems analysis of the water disposal networks of the New York Metropolitan Region

Zobler, Leonard; Carey, George W.; Greenberg, Michael R. - In: Geographical review : the journal of the American … 66 (1976) 1, pp. 32-47

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Water supply planning : a case study and systems analysis

Greenberg, Michael R.; Hordon, Robert M. - 1976

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Hazardous waste facility siting : a role for planners

Anderson, Richard F.; Greenberg, Michael R. - In: Journal of the American Planning Association : JAPA 48 (1982) 2, pp. 204-218

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Downsizing and worker separations : modelling the regional economic impacts of alternative Department of Energy workforce adjustment policies

Lewis, David; Frisch, Michael; Greenberg, Michael R. - In: Regional studies 38 (2004) 1, pp. 67-83

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The impact of hazardous waste Superfund sites on the value of houses sold in New Jersey

Greenberg, Michael R. - In: The annals of regional science : an international … 26 (1992) 2, pp. 147-153

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Understanding the Economic Costs and Benefits of Catastrophes and Their Aftermath : A Review and Suggestions for the U.S. Federal Government

Greenberg, Michael R. - 2008

The number and magnitude of devastating natural and human events make it imperative that we actively and systematically estimate the costs and benefits of policy decisions in affected localities, regions, states, and nations. Such strategic risk management preparedness efforts should forecast...

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