Description
In the shifting margins of modern cities, *Urban Lowlands* explores what happens when overlooked landscapes—wetlands, floodplains, industrial edges, and other “low” spaces—become the stage for human ambition, vulnerability, and adaptation. Through a high-level journey across place and policy, the book traces how communities, planners, and institutions respond to environmental pressures and the unequal distribution of risk. Blending grounded observation with thoughtful analysis, it examines themes of resilience, environmental justice, and the politics of land use in an era of climate uncertainty. Steven T. Moga’s distinctive, research-informed style brings clarity to complex urban systems, inviting readers to see the city not as a fixed skyline, but as a living terrain shaped by water, infrastructure, and choice.
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Published Jan 1, 2020
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First Published
2020
Language
eng
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