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Das gleiche in grün? Vom Recht auf eine grüne Stadt

02.02.2017

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Auf den stillgelegten Hafenanlagen entlang des Ufers des East River in New York entsteht der Brooklyn Bridge Park. Über 2 Kilometer erstreckt sich die Grünanlage mit Sport- und Freizeitangeboten und bester Aussicht auf die Skyline von Manhattan. Etwas weiter südlich im Herzen Brooklyns liegt der Prospect Park, ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel für Familien. Auch hier hat sich in den letzten dreißig Jahren einiges getan. Eine groß angelegte Umgestaltung verhalf dem Park seinen gefährlichen Ruf abzulegen. Brooklyn ist grüner geworden – und teurer. Könnte es also sein, dass die Entwicklung einer grünen Infrastruktur die Gentrifizierung Brooklyns befeuert hat? Weiterlesen auf dem Blog Postwachstum

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