The Greatest Misallocation of Resources in the History of the World

Update: 2016-11-07

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How do you solve a problem like the suburbs? For one man in Arizona, it

means creating an agricultural utopia, replete with picket fences and a community

garden. He was inspired by one of our era's most scathing critics of suburban

sprawl: James Howard Kunstler. We'll hear from both about what happens when

you try to remedy what Kunstler calls “the greatest misallocation of resources in the

history of the world.”

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