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Moreno Valley World Logistics Center Case Study

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As a team, we all agreed that the Moreno Valley World Logistics Center has a lot of good things to it. The Center is a business specifically made to assist the needs of worldwide companies. This project will have the first half completed in 2022 and the rest completed in 2030. The Logistics center will bring great things to our city such as expansion, revenue , and more jobs for people. All very good things for a city with size and statistics like ours. Although it has a lot going for it, it has some drawbacks like pollution, unsatisfied people, and more traffic. but our group has looked into the solutions and claims that seem to be very effective fixes for such dilemmas. At a first glance, most of our team thought this project was going to

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