3 of 4 available systemwide,
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Burton Barr Central Library
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304.20917 Ow22g
- Floor 5
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Checked Out
- (Due: May 26 2013)
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Saguaro Library
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304.20917 Ow22g
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On Shelf
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Yucca Library
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304.20917 Ow22g
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On Shelf
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South Mountain Community Library
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304.2091732 OW22 2009
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- (Checked in: Sep 10 2012 )
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Summary:
Upending the environmentalist viewpoint that urban areas are "anti-green," New Yorker staff writer David Owen argues that sustainability is achieved in areas like New York City, while open space, backyard compost heaps, locavorism and high-tech gadgetry like solar panels and triple-paned windows are formulas for wasteful sprawl and green-washed consumerism.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- More like Manhattan
- Liquid civilization
- There and back
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- The great outdoors
- Embodied efficiency
- The shape of things to come.
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