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Paper 77 Future of urbanization: facing the ecological and economic restraints

Publication Year

1987

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Divided into six main parts; the growth and role of cities; urban energy needs; feeding cities; nutrient recycling; ecology and economics of city size and; seeking a rural-urban balance.

ISBN

9780916468781

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Worldwatch Institute

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