When Cities Swallow the Infrastructure They Depend On From Vietnam’s roadside settlements to Britain’s industrial towns, airports, shipyards and wastewater treatment plants, the infrastructure that creates economic growth can eventually find itself constrained by the communities it helped establish. Travel along an established highway in Vietnam and the boundary between road and town can become ...
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