Cities For A Small Country

By R. Rogers, Anne M. Power. 2000

121 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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1. M. Echenique
2. Anthony J. Hargreaves
3. G. Mitchell
4. A. Namdeo
5. Anne M. Power

Citations in the corpus

• Growing Cities Sustainably (2012, background): “The detractors of this form of development argue that it is environmentally unsound as it increases resource consumption (land, nonrenewable energy), reduces biodiversity, increases greenhouse gas emission, and is socially unjust (Rogers & Power, 2000 ).”
• Does demolition or refurbishment of old and inefficient homes help to increase our environmental, social and economic viability? (2008, background): “It also assumes continuing growth in single-person households, which is questionable on social, health, environmental and cost grounds (Power and Houghton, 2007; Rogers and Power, 2000).”