Can Historic Preservation Be A Tool For Environmental Justice In Richmond? : vimarsana.com

Historic preservation often clashes with the urbanist goal of adding more housing. But the bureaucratic process of protecting the past may be Hickory Hill’s best bet at avoiding becoming a burn site.

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