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Looking for Trickledown Under the Peace Bridge: A Critique of the Public Bridge Authority's Economic Impact Claims

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Environment__Looking_for_Trickledown_Under_the_Peace_Bridge.pdf (58.67 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/73230
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Abstract

The Public Bridge Authority’s economic impact analysis, presented in its environmental impact statement for the Peace Bridge Expansion Project, offers a grossly exaggerated impression of the project’s benefits. The Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority has proposed a significant expansion to the operations of the international crossing between Buffalo and Fort Erie known as the Peace Bridge. The plans presented to the public in 2007 would radically alter a five block area in Buffalo adjacent to the existing bridge plaza and further destroy the views and amenities in the historic, Olmsted-designed Front Park.

Date Issued
2011-04-19
Keywords
Buffalo
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Economic Development
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Environment
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Transit
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Policy Brief
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PPG
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Poverty/Income Inequality
Type
article

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