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Pushed to the edges? Electivity patterns of urban stream homeless encampments in environmentally burdened areas
Urban stream corridors in the San Francisco Bay Area have increasingly become locations for homeless encampments, yet little is known about the environmental conditions of these spaces. This study uses a geospatial electivity index to examine whether urban stream encampments in Santa Clara and Contr
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