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COVID-19 in New York City as an Extreme Event: The Disruption and Resumption of the Global City
This paper discusses the need for public health infrastructure to address COVID-19 and future pandemics. It then links this need to the centrality of the global economy, and finally to the maintenance of density required for environmentally sustainable cities.
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