> It checks the boxes of daily life, but the people living through it feel alienated from their community with these single-purpose urban areas. these rules ex

> It checks the boxes of daily life, but the people living through it feel alienated from their community with these single-purpose urban areas. these rules exist for good reason -- regs are written in blood -- and ware why your air and water are cleaner than ever: you're not right next to the places where they're leaching into the ground. one of the original zoning rules was after a giant tank of hot molasses exploded and killed 12 people, burying a chunk of Boston in sticky-sweet tar. people were sitting at home minding their own business before being scalded and drowning in poorly stored food product. and that ain't got nothin on industrial toxins...