| Title: | It all comes down to soil |
| Alternate title: | Land use planning : it all comes down to soil : building a comprehensive, sustainable community plan with NRCS soils data and other natural resource information. |
| Author: | United States. Natural Resources Conservation Service |
| Note: | USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, 1997 |
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| Subject: | City planning -- Environmental aspects |
| Subject: | City planning -- Environmental aspects -- United States |
| Subject: | Land use, Urban -- Environmental aspects |
| Subject: | Land use, Urban -- Environmental aspects -- United States |
| Subject: | Soil management |
| Subject: | Soil management -- United States |
| Subject: | Colloids -- Aménagement -- États-Unis |
| Subject: | Utilisation urbaine du sol -- Aspect de l'environnement -- États-Unis |
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