Research Catalog

Title

California: its people, its problems, its prospects. Edited by Robert W. Durrenberger.

Author

Durrenberger, Robert W.

Publication

Palo Alto, Calif., National Press Books [1971]

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Details

Description

315 p. illus., maps.; 26 cm.

Subject

• Cities and towns > Growth
• Environmental policy > California
• California > Population

Note

• CONTENTS. - The uniqueness of California, by J. J. Parsons. - California: after 19 million, what? By Population Reference Bureau, inc. - Amenities as a factor in regional growth, by E. L. Ullman. - Spatial disharmonies in California population growth, by H. F. Gregor. - Urban development in Southern California landscape, by H. Aschmann. - Geography and urban evolution in the San Francisco Bay area, by J. E. Vance, Jr. - Urban pressures on California land, by H. F. Gregor. - The soil beneath the blacktop, by R. G. Lillard. - Parks and people: an exploding population needs places to explode in, by D. B. Luten. - People, recreation, wild lands, and wilderness, by H. Aschmann. - Reserved lands and the supply of space for the southern California metropolis, by R. Steiner. - Water transfers: must the American West be won again? By F. Quinn. - Losing the water battle, by F. M. Stead. - A new water plan for California, by F. M. Stead. - Geographical aspects of air pollution, by P. A. Leighton. - How to get rid of smog, by F. M. Stead. - California State development plan program report, by California State Office Planning. - Our deteriorating environment, by M. Scott. - The dynamics of repulsion, by D. B. Luten.

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references.

Call Number

JLF 71-171

LCCN

73142369

OCLC

NYPG710554519-B

Author

Durrenberger, Robert W. Compiler

Title

California: its people, its problems, its prospects. Edited by Robert W. Durrenberger.

Imprint

Palo Alto, Calif., National Press Books [1971]

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Research Call Number

JLF 71-171