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SDISThe document summarizes the Sarasota International Design Summit held in November 2007 in Florida. It discusses challenges around accommodating population growth in Florida through 2030 in a sustainable way that maintains a sense of community and quality of life. It outlines focus areas like energy, water, land use, and green building to work towards more sustainable communities. It also discusses strategic habitat conservation and greenways to protect natural areas and resources.
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