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Myths and Facts About Affordable and High Density Housing

When people argue against new high-density and affordable housing, often myths are used to convince decision-makers that the new development and its presidents don’t belong there. Traffic will be too heavy; schools will become overcrowded; buildings will clash with existing neighborhoods; people won’t fit in; and maybe even a criminal element. Opponents often believe these myths. But it’s essential to counter these myths with facts. California desperately needs new affordable housing to reverse recent increases in overcrowding and overpayment.

Producing a Competitive Advantage: Agri-Tech in the San Joaquin Valley

Technology is not just for the Silicon Valley. This report identifies ways that agricultural producers and processors can apply information the dynamics of the New Economy marketplace and the impact of environmental challenges in the global market.

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