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<description>Someone is planning your future What could Marion County, Ind., and Lincoln County, N.M., possibly have in common? In Marion County, nearly a million people are packed into 403 square miles, with a density of 2,172 people per square mile. Lincoln County stretches over 4,831square miles, and on a good day, can muster only 19,411 people &#x26;#x2013; that&#x26;#x27;s four people per square mile. Nevertheless, both counties &#x26;#x2013; as is the county where you live &#x26;#x2013; are targets for transformation into &#x26;#x22;sustainable communities,&#x26;#x22; as defined in the United Nations&#x26;#x27; &#x26;#x22;Agenda 21.&#x26;#x22; Neither Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson, nor Lincoln County Planning Technician...</description>
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