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Landscape and Urban Planning, 97, 273–282.
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times to the present. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press.
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Urban History, 36(1), 3–21.
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influencing the construction of tranquil space in urban and rural environments: Tranquil
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Pincetl, S. (2010). From the sanitary city to the sustainable city: Challenges to institutionalising
biogenic (nature’s services) infrastructure. Local Environment, 15, 43–58.
Poe, M. R., LeCompte, J., McLain, R., & Hurley, P. (2014). Urban foraging and the relational
ecologies of belonging. Social and Cultural Geography, 15(8), 901–919.
Poe, M. R., McLain, R. J., Emery, M., & Hurley, P. T. (2013). Urban forest justice and the rights to
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8 From Sanitary to Sustainable to Sacred: Metro Nature Experiences and. . .
157