Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... physical power available to old societies can be estimated . It can be expressed in multiples of the average man's working time and metabolic energy . He can burn 2,500 calories a day , four - fifths of them just to stay alive . They go ...
... physical power available to old societies can be estimated . It can be expressed in multiples of the average man's working time and metabolic energy . He can burn 2,500 calories a day , four - fifths of them just to stay alive . They go ...
第 47 頁
... physical environment with further social disintegration . To shift from coal to atomic power replaces smog now with higher radiation levels tomorrow . To relocate refineries overseas , where pollution controls are less stringent ...
... physical environment with further social disintegration . To shift from coal to atomic power replaces smog now with higher radiation levels tomorrow . To relocate refineries overseas , where pollution controls are less stringent ...
第 49 頁
... physical environment . Overpopulation makes more people dependent on limited resources . Affluence compels each person to use more energy . Faulty technology degrades en- ergy in an inefficient way . If these three trends are considered ...
... physical environment . Overpopulation makes more people dependent on limited resources . Affluence compels each person to use more energy . Faulty technology degrades en- ergy in an inefficient way . If these three trends are considered ...
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