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ihlr-26414	Hunter, Gavin P.	The Intersection of Harm Reduction and Zoning Law: A Growing Divide Between NIMBYs and Public Health Initiatives	2022	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11086	614	56	As can be seen in the case study of harm reduction sites struggling to find a foothold in Indiana communities, as well as the struggle for Safehouse to find a site of operation within Philadelphia, NIMBYism permeates throughout communities.195 When individuals are simply seeking compassion and medical care, it seems superfluous to dismiss them just because some members of the community may not like the form in which they receive care. For example, Insite, the first safe consumption site in Canada, was found to have averted approximately fifty deaths within its first three to four years of operation.200 These deaths were found to have been prevented because people were less likely to engage in harmful behaviors associated with drug use.201 It was also discovered that although individuals would use drugs under medical supervision at Insite, there were no signs that it led to an increase or further encouragement of drug use within the area.202 It therefore would again be in derogation of the Supreme Court’s reasoning in Euclid to deny zoning ordinances for harm reduction sites based on public health concerns.	cache/ihlr-26414.pdf	txt/ihlr-26414.txt