Table Of Experts: Sustainability

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Thu, 06/27/2024 - 10:00pm

In the rapidly evolving landscape of urban planning and sustainability, Kansas City stands at the crossroads of transformative growth. The Kansas City Business Journal (KCBJ) recently gathered area experts to explore how sustainable development and economic vitality can — and should — go hand in hand. Kansas City’s future, as envisioned by these leaders, includes a unified, efficient transportation system that connects a vibrant, densely populated urban core with outlying areas.

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