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- drew_s - Jan 24 2007 | news, urban planning, health
Interesting debate. Looked at first glance to me like bad science for a good cause, but maybe not.
Quoted: "The overarching message is that the built environment is an enabler or a disabler of active transportation—of walking," Frank says.
Quoted: "a lot of people out there don't like urban sprawl, and those people are trying to hijack the obesity epidemic to further the smart-growth agenda [and] change how cities look."
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