The distribution of population and energy in nonmetropolitan areas: confluence and divergence in Metropolitan and regional change in the United States.

Auteurs :
WARDWELL, J. M.
GILCHRIST, C. J.

Description :
Dependable supplies of relatively low-cost energy underlie most of the reasons offered for the growth of population and economic activities in nonmetropolitan areas in the past decade. Accordingly, increasing energy costs and supply uncertainties constitue a reconcentrating influence. This influence may be ameliorated by small-scale, community-based efforts to reduce petroleum dependence through conversion to alternative energy sources and technologies.


Type de document :
Article de périodique

Source :
Social Science Quarterly Baton Rouge, La, 1980, vol. 61, n°. 3-4, p. 567-580, Références bibliographiques : 2 p. 1/4

Date :
1980