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be possible to build a Miami-Dade that caters not just to ur
ghborhood, Mr. Brown said.By filling in lands east of the UD
ing out by the UDB, Mr. Brown said. Moving forward, resear
e walking habits of county residents.Less walking also comes
prawl out west encroaches not just on the Everglades, but th
advocacy groups for placement, selection bias for more walka
se. Development out by the UDB tends to be low-density, with
Lincoln Road and Brickell have also been developed in ways
ghborhood, Mr. Brown said.By filling in lands east of the UD
the urban development boundary there werent many places th
prawl out west encroaches not just on the Everglades, but th
the urban development boundary there werent many places th
Lincoln Road and Brickell have also been developed in ways
prawl out west encroaches not just on the Everglades, but th
isease that have also recently started to be linked to incre
se. Development out by the UDB tends to be low-density, with
chers hope their findings encourage smarter development with
ysical activity in Cuba, 70% reported that they regularly wa
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mi-Dade.What they found was that among the relatively active
idewalks connecting to homes, whereas there tended to be mor
farther out west away from areas where residents are more in
the urban development boundary there werent many places th
prawl out west encroaches not just on the Everglades, but th
ysical activity in Cuba, 70% reported that they regularly wa
ict, Mr. Brown said.Other areas like Midtown, South Miami,
remarkable, Mr. Brown said. All the more so because this
lop, he said. Were suggesting some type of infill of
ghborhood, Mr. Brown said.By filling in lands east of the UD
t boundaries, said study co-author Scott Brown, Ph.D., resea
was a population that when asked about their walking and ph
ineates protected lands like the Everglades from sites that
chers hope their findings encourage smarter development with
existing lands, without pushing the UDB west.Existing red
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might allow development that encourages walking within a nei
hile fairly active and not healthy, walked less in the US th
was a population that when asked about their walking and ph
ict, Mr. Brown said.Other areas like Midtown, South Miami,
with negative health effects, like risk for weight gain, ob
ity or related diseases such as diabetes or cardiovascular d
hile fairly active and not healthy, walked less in the US th
existing lands, without pushing the UDB west.Existing red