Summary
Cincinnati is getting ahead of the curve by planning for people moving to the city to escape climate disasters elsewhere. Instead of scrambling later, city leaders are figuring out how to handle the extra growth now.
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Impact analysis
While upfront planning costs money, smart growth could boost the local economy and housing market down the road.
Current and future residents win if the city builds better infrastructure and keeps housing manageable.
No groups negatively affected
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