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Quantifying Amenity-Driven Sprawl: A Multi-Criteria Remote Sensing Analysis of Habitat Fragmentation in the Finger Lakes Region (1990-2023)
The Finger Lakes region of New York is undergoing a significant morphological transformation characterized by "amenity-driven sprawl"—low-density residential development occurring far from established urban infrastructure. This trend poses a critical threat to contiguous forest ecosystems and region
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