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For municipalities facing pressure to maximize infrastructure investments, provide lifestyle amenities, and support sustainability, Greensboro offers a compelling case study in what happens when these goals are pursued simultaneously.
For decades, greenways were viewed primarily as recreational amenities—a nice addition to a park system proving residents a place to bike, gather, or take a weekend stroll. Today, however, cities are asking more of their public spaces: They want infrastructure that manages stormwater, supports climate resilience, encourages economic development, and helps residents move through their communities without relying exclusively on cars.
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