How green is my superstore?

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 22 September 1993, 22(1)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Although a new store built by US retail group, Wal-Mart, is environmentally friendly in many ways, its location on the edge of town is criticised for encouraging car use. Some architects are turning to village-style planning to avoid sprawl.

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Although a new store built by US retail group, Wal-Mart, is environmentally friendly in many ways, its location on the edge of town is criticised for encouraging car use. Some architects are turning to village-style planning to avoid sprawl.

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