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Kriston Capps
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Resilience, Affordability Efforts Could Be Hurt by Bay Area’s Referendum
With the vote on San Francisco’s waterfront height limit resolved last week, it’s time for residents to move on to more pressing waterfront issues: namely, rising sea levels.
June 16, 2014
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Kriston Capps
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