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Posted Thu, Oct 14, 10:45 p.m.
Mr. Locke concludes his piece with a call for a more rational dialogue in the interest of environmentally sustainable policies for the City of Seattle: "the serious conversation we all have to be engaged in, regarding an environmentally sensitive future." He apparently finds that the mayor's policies to expand the ...
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