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In response to
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Most new schools are built in the middle of nowhere as campuses in the US.
"
by
spamlet
regardless of the school situation, if you read the article, it's about much more than school.
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
May 21 '13, 15:13
They're saying they found many cases of kids getting driven to places in their neighborhood where they could have walked.
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I'm not sure all of the replies were prompted by the article so much as zork's comment (his title for the link). -- nm
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mara
May 21, 15:28
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but for so many more kids to be living in newly built areas, I think the overall population would have had to rise much more than it has.
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zork
May 21, 15:31
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and b!'s second link seems to back that up (at least how I read it) -- nm
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zork
May 21, 15:33
this. kids are being chauffeured to stores and movie theatres and such that they don't need to be driven to -- nm
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zork
May 21, 15:17
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