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2. Environmental Protection Technology
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES series. This series
describes research on the socioeconomic impact of
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other recovery operations with emphasis on
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legal systems, cultural values, and business
systems are also involved. Because of their
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EPA-600/5-74-011
February 1974
ENVIRONMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND RELATED LITERATURE
Compiled by
Denton E. Morrison
Kenneth E. Hornback
W. Keith Warner
Assisted by: Mary Beth Webb, Virginia Bemis, Gail Eitniear, Monica Merryman,
Roy Saper, Olivia Mejorado, Betty Barron and Signe Ottersen
Grant No. R-801234
Project Officer
Dr. Fred Abel, Chief

Economic Analysis Branch
Implementation Research Division
Prepared for :
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND MONITORING

U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20460
Copyright © 1973 by Denton E. Morrison
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 - Price $7.45
ABSTRACT
This comprehensive, unannotated bibliography contains nearly 5,000

items covering literature in and related to the fields of anthropology,
communications, economics, education, design, geography, history, human
ecoLogy, landscape architecture, management, planning, politics and
government, population, psychology, public administration, recreation,
social psychology and sociology. The emphasis is on literature that is
substantively, methodologically or theoretically relevant to man and his
activities in relationship to natural environments. The bibliography is
listed alphabetically by author, with an extensive, crosslisted subject-
by-title index under 42 categories.
This bibliography was submitted in fulfillment of Environmental
Protection Agency Grant Number R-801234 by Denton E. Morrison (Project
Director) and Kenneth E. Hornback, Department of Sociology, Michigan
State University, East Lansing, Michigan and W. Keith Warner, Department
of Sociology, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. Work was completed
in October, 1973.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We wish to thank the many environmental social scientists and

others whose splendid cooperation provided valuable substantive, pro
cedural and organizational suggestions for the bibliography. In many
cases their lists were substantially incorporated into the present
one. In particular we are grateful to Anita Cochrane and Robert Durren-
berger for permission, even encouragement, to include large portions of
their excellent bibliographies (numbers 964 and 1371 below) . We also
wish to thank the many commercial and academic publishers who responded
generously to our request by sending information and copies. Dr. Dennis
Tihansky and Dr. Fred Abel of the Economic Analysis Branch are acknow
ledged for their support, patience and encouragement throughout the
project. Much of the initial version of the bibliography was compiled
in 1971 while the senior compiler was on leave at and supported by the
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station through the Rural Sociology
Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison; this support is gratefully
acknowledged as is the continuing support of the Michigan Agricultural
Experiment Station.
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CONTENTS
Page
Abstract ii
Acknowledgements iii
Sections
I Introduction \
II Entries Listed Alphabetically by Author 4
III Index of Titles by Subjects H 575
Contents 575
Aesthetic, Humanistic, Literary, Religious,

Philosophic 577
Agriculture, Food, Ranching, Rural 582
Air 587
Anthropology 590
Attitudes, Behavior, Opinions, Motives Values,

Perceptions, Cognitions, Knowledge, Psychology,
Social Psychology 593
Built Environment -Natural Environment Interface,

Including Urban Environment-Natural Environment
Relationships 609
Climate 618
Communications, Media 621
Conflicts, Controversy, Competition, Issues 623
Conservation, Conservation Movement 627
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Economics, Business, Industry, Economic Growth and

Development, Work, Occupations 632
Education 646
Energy, Minerals 648
Forests 651
General Ecology, General Environment, Social Ecology,

Human Ecology, Eco-Systems 654
Geography, Regional Studies 669
Government, Public Agencies 678
History 687
International, Interstate, Intergovernmental,

Interagency 691
Land 696
Law, Property Rights 706
Management, Policy, Decision Making, Planning,

Development 710
Medicine, Health 730
Methodology, Evaluation, Measurement, Indicators,

Systems Analysis, Cost-Benefit Techniques,
Projections, Monitoring, Control, Standards,
Performance Criteria, Theory, Concepts 733
Natural Disasters, Natural Hazards 747
Natural Resources, General 751
Noise 756
Place Names in Title 758
Politics 770
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Pollution 775
Population, Demography, Migration, Crowding 781
Quality of Life, Affluence, Living Standards,

General Environmental Quality 791
Readers, Conference Proceedings, Special Issues,

Textbooks 795
Recreation, Leisure, Parks, Wilderness, Wildlife,

Nature 802
Reference: Bibliographies, Data Sets, Catalogs,

Directories, Literature Surveys and Reviews 812
Science, Technology 816
Sociology, Social Organization, Institutions,

Culture, Society 821
Space, Spatial Behavior, Territoriality 834
Transportation 837
Voluntary Action, Voluntary Organizations, Citizen

Participation, Social Movements 839
Waste 845
Water 846
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FOREWORD
In order to achieve the goal of improved environmental quality,

as fostered by the passage of the National Environmental Policy Act of
1969, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, and
related acts, decision-makers are required to consider numerous socio
economic factors and impacts. Unfortunately the compilation or development
of information necessary for decision-making often has been a problem.
The extremely rapid increase in the social science literature which relates
to environmental quality has made the researcher's job difficult. Com
pounding this difficulty has been the lack of a comprehensive bibliography
devoted entirely to the social science literature on environmental matters.
Provision of such a definitive bibliography will be of value to researchers
and decision-makers.
The Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Develop

ment, as a part of its Implementation Research Division Program, conducts
research whose primary objectives include the dissemination of research
findings in the socio-economic field. This bibliography is published as
an aid to researchers in retrieving information on social science research
relative to environmental matters.
The bibliography was compiled by Denton E. Morrison and his associates

of Michigan State University and Brigham Young University, under contract to
the Economic Analysis Branch, Implementation Research Division.
Fred H. Abel
Chief, Economic Analysis Branch
Alan P. Carl in
Director, Implementation Research
Division
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INTRODUCTION
Environmental problems cannot adequately be solved without the

fullest research participation of all the social sciences, including
research into the existing body of social science knowledge on environ
ment. But both social scientists with long-term involvement in envi
ronmental research as well as the many who are more recently involved
are frustrated by a lack of comprehensive bibliographic resources.
Many existing bibliographies incorporate social science references, of
course, and some subject-specialized social science bibliographies are
available, but a comprehensive bibliography does not exist. Thus,
mountains may be climbed because they are there, but bibliographies are
made because they are not there and are needed if research is to benefit
from and improve upon existing work. It is hoped that the present
effort will help satisfy this need.
Both the notions of "social science" and "environment" have very

broad parameters; narrowing these to the point where a compilation
becomes possible is a most difficult task. Some arbitrary judgements
are bound to be involved. The most general, over-riding criterion for
exclusion-inclusion has been that our interest is in literature that
deals directly or indirectly with broadly conceived social science
aspects of man and his activities in relationship to the natural envi
ronment. However, we include literature dealing with man in relation
ship to other environments (social, cultural, political, technological,
built) with substantive, methodological or theoretical content specifi
cally relevant to the man-natural environment relationship. Beyond
this, we have consistently tried to err on the liberal rather than con
servative side in deciding whether an item should be included. Partly
this criterion is dictated by the fact that it makes the decisions
easier, but partly this criterion grew out of an important feature of
the procedure that produced the bibliography.
In late 1972 we circulated a preliminary draft of the bibliography

containing about 1,500 entries to around 200 social scientists with
known environmental interests. We solicited their cooperation in sug
gesting additional items, the organization of the bibliography and the
names and addresses of other social scientists that might like the same
opportunity. From this we received literally thousands of suggestions
of items for inclusion, plus many useful suggestions for further library
searching procedures, organization, indexing, criteria for delineating
the subject matter, and so on. This response was at once humiliating,
frustrating, edifying, challenging and encouraging. We were humiliated
at finding out how much we had missed in earlier searches, frustrated at
the prospect of making sense of so much new material, edified by the
content as well as the broader concept of the subject matter implicit in
the new material and, finally, challenged to incorporate both this
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broader concept and the new materials into the final version, particu
larly because the response was overwhelmingly supportive of the utility
of our endeavor. Naturally we did not take all the suggestions of items
for inclusion, but because we aimed at inclusiveness rather than exclu-
siveness we more often than not gave the benefit of doubt to the nomi
nator. In a sense, then, the bibliography reflects an operational and,
we hope, somewhat creative first attempt at helping an emerging field
conceptualize and define itself by tapping and lightly filtering the
views of those who see themselves as its practicioners . Not everyone can
be expected to agree with the broad conceptualization that has resulted,
but without such preliminary reconnaisance no definitive future mapping
is possible. We are aware, of course, that our own biases are rather
apparent, for instance in the inclusion of a fairly large number of items
(and index categories) reflecting research on the voluntary organizations
in the environmental movement and on the environmental aspects of quality
of life.
We are confident that if this procedure were done again with a new
and more comprehensive list of social scientists it would probably pro
duce a bibliography again as large as the present one. We are also con
fident that many of the present entries contain erroneous information in
addition to the fact that they vary in completeness of information. This
is inherent in the fact that it became impossible to check every item.
Indeed, much of the literature is of a somewhat "fugitive" character that
defies location in any library collection; but this does not mean that it
will not pay some researchers to know about it and track it down.
We hope that those who encounter difficulties in using the biblio

graphy because of its length, its probable inaccuracies, and its lack of
definitive indications for laying hands on certain items will be as gene
rous in their attitude toward us as their colleagues were in supplying
the relevant and tempting, but often sketchy, information. There may
also be some consolation in knowing we are contemplating seeking support
for funds to update and correct the bibliography. Additionally, we are
attempting to secure support to publish an address and telephone direc
tory of its authors -- and those authors who should have been included --
in order to facilitate the direct exchanges of literature and information
that are crucial to ongoing research. We consequently solicit the rele
vant information from all parties.
A SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR USE OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHY
The index to this bibliography contains the nonpunctuated (and some

times slightly abbreviated) titles of the items crosslisted under 42 subject
categories. Particularly those users who have access to clerical services
will doubtless find it useful to (1) mark the titles of interest under one or
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more subject categories, (2) have an assistant mark these items in the
alphabetized list, (3) peruse these marked items with an aim toward
further filtering and marking according to author, place and time of
publication, and, finally, (4) have the items of special interest re
solved to a typed list. In sum, the most efficient way to work with
this bibliography will be to approach it systematically with the idea
of investing time and effort to resolve it to your own list or lists.
The prospect of this may not be a happy one to some, but so far as we
know no other resource makes available the opportunity of reducing this
task from several months to several hours.
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4889. Zube, Ervin A., Davis, High C, and Brush, Robert 0. LAND
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574
SUBJECT- TITLE INDEX CONTENTS
Page
Aesthetic, Humanistic, Literary, Religious, Philosophic 577
Agriculture, Food, Ranching, Rural 582
Air 587
Anthropology 590
Attitudes, Behavior, Opinions, Motives, Values, Perceptions,

Cognitions, Knowledge, Psychology, Social Psychology 593
Built Environment -Natural Environment Interface, Including

Urban Environment -Natural Environment Relationships 609
Climate 618
Communications, Media 621
Conflicts, Controversy, Competition, Issues 623
Conservation, Conservation Movement 627
Economics, Business, Industry, Economic Growth and Development,

Work, Occupations 632
Education 646
Energy, Minerals 648
Forests 651
General Ecology, General Environment, Social Ecology, Human

Ecology, Eco-Systems 654
Geography, Regional Studies 669
Government, Public Agencies 678
History 687
International, Interstate, Intergovernmental, Interagency 691
Land 696
575
Page
Law, Property Rights 706
Management, Policy, Decision Making, Planning, Development 710
Medicine, Health 730
Methodology, Evaluation, Measurement, Indicators, Systems

Analysis, Cost-Benefit Techniques, Projections,
Monitoring, Control, Standards, Performance Criteria,
Theory, Concepts 733
Natural Disasters, Natural Hazards 747
Natural Resources, General 751
Noise 756
Place Names in Title 758
Politics 770
Pollution 775
Population, Demography, Migration, Crowding 781
Quality of Life, Affluence, Living Standards, General

Environmental Quality 791
Readers, Conference Proceedings, Special Issues, Textbooks 795
Recreation, Leisure, Parks, Wilderness, Wildlife, Nature 802
Reference: Bibliographies, Data Sets, Catalogs, Directories,

Literature Surveys and Reviews 812
Science, Technology 816
Sociology, Social Organization, Institutions, Culture, Society 821
Space, Spatial Behavior, Territoriality 834
Transportation 837
Voluntary Action, Voluntary Organizations, Citizen Participation,

Social Movements 839
Waste 845
Water 846
576
AESTHETIC, HUMANISTIC, LITERARY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHIC
52 TREATMENT OF NATURE IN THE POETRY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC

55 GARDEN EARTH CASE FOR ECOLOGICAL MORALITY
68 WHO SHALL LIVE MANS CONTROL OVER BIRTH AND OEATH
79 SUNSHINE AND SMOKE AMERICAN WRITERS AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
85 SPLENDOUR OF EARTH
98 WAYS TO REGULATE THE ESTHETICS OF OUR RURAL ENVIRONMENT
120 ENVIRONMENTAL. QUALITY OF CITY STREETS
121 THE VIEW FROM THE ROAO
226 THE CHURCH AND THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
278 CONCEPT OF NATURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH POETRY
411 THEOLOGY OF THINGS STUDY OF MAN IN HIS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
421 OUR NATURAL WORLD LANO AND WILDLIFE OF AMERICA
456 HUDSON RIVER A NATURAL AND UNNATURAL HISTORY
469 LANDSCAPE IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN TRAVEL LITERATURE
558 NATURE AS SYMBOL ANO EXPRESSION IN AMERICAN SOCIAL LIFE
583 A METHOD FOR CLASSIFYING SCENERY FROM A ROADWAY
630 BIOPOLITICS SCIENCE ETHICS AND PUBLIC POLICY
743 PURITANISM AND THE WILDERNESS NEW ENGLAND FRONTIER
818 COMMUNITY AND PRIVACY TOWARD A NEW ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM
821 PHILOSOPHERS OF THE EARTH CONVERSATIONS WITH ECOLOGISTS
831 HUMAN NEEOS AND HUMAN VALUES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
871 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
956 THE GREAT BILLBOARO SELLOUT
971 SCALE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF ATTITUDE TOWARO AESTHETIC VALUE
10 32 SCENERY AND THE SENSE OF SIGHT
1043 AGREEMENT AMONG OBSERVERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRACTIVENESS
1058 THE CRUSAOE TO SAVE OREGONS SCENERY
1062 THE ASSESSMENT OF PLACES
1067 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITION AND PREFERENCES INTRODUCTION
1071 FOREST LANDSCAPE PERCEPTION FINAL REPORT
1072 HUMAN RESPONSIVENESS TO LANDSCAPE
1074 MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS
1076 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN LANOSCAPE APPRAISAL
1077 A SYSTEM OF LANDSCAPE DIMENSIONS APPRAISAL
1152 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ETHICAL AND TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
1244 WELFARE CONSIDERATIONS IN U.S. POPULATION POLICY
1253 THE DELICATE CREATION TOWARDS A THEOLOGY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1289 MY SECRET PLACES NATURE IN THE CITY
1305 PURITY ANO OANGER ANALYSIS CONCEPTS OF POLLUTION AND TABOO
1333 CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP AND THE HUMAN HEART
1337 A GOD WITHIN
1422 CRISIS IN EOEN A RELIGIOUS STUDY OF MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
1423 SYSTEMS PHILOSOPHY
1432 COMPUTING VISIBLE AREAS FROM FROPOSED RECREATION DEVELOPMENTS
1433 DETERMINING THE IMPACT OF DEMAND ON THE VISUAL RESOURCE
1470 FUMIFUGIUM AER AND SMOAK OF LONDON DISSIPATED
1482 THE POPULATION EXPLOSION AND CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBLIITY
1464 LOVE OF NATURE AMONG THE GREEKS AND ROMANS
1504 FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED AND THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL TRADITION
1550 LONDONS NATURAL HISTORY
577
AESTHETIC, HUMANISTIC, LITERARY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHIC CONT
1562 NATURE IN AMERICAN LITERATURE

1581 THE HUMANIZING OF ECOLOGY
1629 PEOPLE VS. POPULATION
1658 ECOLOGY ANO THE JEWISH TRADITION
1677 OPERATING MANUAL FOR SPACESHIP EARTH
1678 UTOPIA OR OBLIVION THE PROSPECTS FOR'HUMANITY
1762 FORMING IMPRESSIONS OF UNFAMILIAR CITY AESTHETIC SCIENTIFIC
1765 CHANGING IDEAS OF THE HABITABLE WORLD
1766 COUNT BUFFON ON CULTURAL CHANGES OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1767 MAN AGAINST MATURE AN OUTMODED CONCEPT
1768 MAN AND THE EARTH
1769 THE ORIGINS OF THE CONSERVATION PHILOSOPHY
1770 REFLECTIONS ON MAN-NATURE THEME AS SUBJECT FOR STUDY
1774. TRACES ON THE R HO DAN SHORE,.NATURE > CULTURE IN WESTERN THOUGHT^
18%8 IMPACT POLLUTION FISH WILDLIFE RECREATION AND ESTHETIC VALUES
1917 PLANNING POLITICS ANO ETHICS
19M A NATIONAL LAN3 USE POLICY TOWARD A NEW LAND ETHIC
195^ EXPLORING NEW ETHICS FOR SURVIVAL
1979 CONSTRAINTS NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE HUMANITIES
199i* THE CRUCIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
201*0 PROBLEMS OF MEASUREMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS
20^ THE PASTORAL ETHIC RESOURCE APPRAISAL AUSTRALIA AMERICA
20<*8 MORAL NORMS THREATENED SANCTIONS AND LITTERING BEHAVIOR
2078 MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE FOR HUMAN BENEFITS
2112 CHANGING CONCEPTS IN AMERICAN NATURE WRITING
2172 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED STRATEGY FOR WAR WITH NATURE
2206 EMOTIONAL ETHICAL ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD ENVIRONMENT
2209 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING HISTORY AND REGULATION
2268 NATURE AND THE AMERICAN THREE CENTURIES OF CHANGING ATTITUDES
2278 THE IDEA OF PROGRESS A CRITICAL REASSESSMENT
228tf CELEBRATE THE EARTH
2301 GODS ACRE
2302 RELIGION LANDSCAPE AND SPACE
2372 ECONOMICS OF NATURAL BEAUTY
2392 ATTITUDES ABORTION U.S. 1970 ANO TREND SINCE 1965
2396 JOHN MUIR AND THE SIERRA CLUB
2^03 A FOCUS IN THE HUMANITIES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
2<»<*1 THE PURSUIT OF BEAUTY IN THE ENVIRONHENT
2**82 ADAPTATION OF EXTERNAL NATURE TO THE PHYSICAL CONDITION OF MAN
2^92 CRISIS OF CONCERN AIR AND WATER POLLUTION
2521 ECOLOGY CRISIS GODS CREATION AND MANS POLLUTION
2578 WHATS WRONG WITH PLASTIC TREES
2589 THE MEASURE OF MAN FREEDOM HUMAN VALUES SURVIVAL MODERN TEMPER
2595 EVALUATING BENEFITS ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SCENIC RESOURCES
2597 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH WILDLANDS WILDLIFE SCENIC RESOURCES
2618 MAN NATURE AND THE ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
2680 LAND AND LIFE WRITINGS OF CARL ORTWIN SAUER
2690 THE CONSERVATION ETHIC
2691 LAND-USE ANO DEMOCRACY
2692 A SAND COUNTY ALMANAC
269<* LANDSCAPE ESTHETICS HOW TO QUANTIFY SCENICS OF A RIVER VALLEY
578
AESTHETIC, HUMANISTIC, LITERARY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHIC CONTINUED
2695 QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON AESTHETIC FACTORS AMONG RIVERS

2696 ROUND RIVER FROM THE JOURNALS OF ALOO LEOPOLD
2711 AESTHETIC POLLUTION WHEN CLEANLINESS IS NOT ENOUGH
2735 ECOLOGY INSTRUMENT FOR INTEGRATION OF SCIENCE ANO PHILOSOPHY
2737 ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ECOLOGIST IN NATURAL AREA PRESERVATION .
2743 ASSESSMENT OF SCENERY AS A NATURAL RESOURCE
2745 CONFLICT OF BURIOANS ASS SOME DILEMMAS OF AFFLUENCE
2746 SURFEIT OF ATTRACTIVE INFORMATION INPUTS
2753 AESTHETIC DIMENSIONS OF THE LANDSCAPE
2755 AESTHETIC OVERVIEW ROLE OF WATER IN LANOSCAPE
2762 THE SECULARIZATION OF NATURE
2787 AMERICA AS SCENERY
2788 AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARO THE CONQUEST OF NATURE
2789 THE AMERICAN SCENE
2799 GEOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE AND IMAGINATION
2800 GEORGE PERKINS MARSH
2802 NATURE AND THE AMERICAN CREED OF VIRTUE
2812 THE NEW RELIGECOLOGY SALVATION OR SOPORIFIC
2827 ECOLOGICAL RENEWAL
2844 LAND AND LIVELIHOOD GEOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS
2879 OESIGN WITH NATURE
2887 THOREAUS SHIFTING STANCE TOWARD NATURE A STUDY IN ROMANTICISM
2888 NEW EXPLORATION A PHILOSOPHY OF REGIONAL PLANNING
2909 ETHICS TECHNICS ANO BIOLOGY
2911 THE NEW MYTHOLOGY OF MAN IN NATURE
2913 THE MEDIEVAL FEELING FOR NATURE
2920 ENCOUNTERS WITH THE ARCHORUID
2939 RECORDING ESTHETIC AND BIOLOGIC CHANGES WITH PHOTOGRAPHS
2958 DEADLINE FOR SURVIVAL MORAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE ANO MEDICINE
2980 SCENERY EVALUATION ANO LANDSCAPE PERCEPTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3000 AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS ANO ECOLOGICAL IOEAS
3001 THE MACHINE IN THE GARDEN TECHNOLOGY AND THE PASTORAL IDEAL
3028 THE PREDICAMENT OF MANKINO
3031 ECOLOGY AND THE CONTEMPORARY RELIGIOUS CONSCIENCE
3032 THE ETHICAL IMPERATIVE THE CRISIS IN AMERICAN VALUES
3039 FUTURE OF MAN
3067 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT EARLY AMERICA COLONIAL SOUTH CAROLINA
3100 FERTILITY VALUES IN AMERICAN MAGAZINE FICTION 1916-1959
3103 THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING IN CITIES
3154 TOWARO A MORE HUMAN HUMAN ECOLOGY
3157 THE CULTURAL BASIS FOR OUR ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3203 FROM THE GROUND UP ARCHITECTURE HOUSING HIGHWAY CIVIC OESIGN
3205 THE MYTH OF THE MACHINE
3206 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF URBANIZATION
3207 SURVIVAL OF PLANTS AND MAN
3209 THE URBAN PROSPECT ESSAYS
3224 THE PLACE OF NATURE IN MANS WORLO
3237 INCENTIVES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
3243 THE AMERICAN CULT OF THE PRIMITIVE
3249 CAN WE AFFORD WILDERNESS
3250 CONSERVATION AND THE COLORADO
3251 THE CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AMERICAN WILDERNESS
579
AESTHETIC, HUMANISTIC, LITERARY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHIC CONTINUED
3259 WILDERNESS ANO MAN IN NORTH AMERICA

3260 WILDERNESS ANO THE AMERICAN MINO
3265 HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE
3293 IN DEFENSE OF PEOPLE ECOLOGY ANO THE SEOUCTION OF RADICALISM
3312 MANS RELATION TO EARTH AESTHETIC ETHICAL LEGAL VALUES
3339 AMERICA THE VANISHING RURAL LIFE ANO THE PRICE OF PROGRESS
3346 OUR NEEO OF BREATHING SPACE
3347 THE SINGING WILDERNESS
3373 THE FUTURE OF TIME
3381 REAOINGS ON NATURAL BEAUTY A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
3390 THE AMERICAN AESTHETIC
3403 TUE URBAN COMMUNITY AS SPATIAL PATTERN AND MORAL ORDER
3463 THE LIMITS OF MANKIND A PHILOSOPHY OF POPULATION
3465 LEGAL OBSTACLES CHOICE CONTRACEPTION ABORTION STERILIZATION U.S
3476 NEW VIEWS OF THE NATURE OF MAN
3484 NATURE AND LIVING THING IN ARISTOTLES BIOLOGY
3497 BIOETHICS BRIOGE TO THE FUTURE
3545 CONSERVATION FOR CONSERVATIONS SAKE
3581 THE GREENING OF AMERICA
3585 BULLDOZERS OR BUTTERFLIES
3609 A SONG OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
3659 BUSINESS AND BEAUTY
3661 THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON NATURAL BEAUTY
3699 THE MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL IN THE WORLD
3716 HOW NIAGARA FALLS WAS SAVED BEGINNING ESTHETIC CONSERVATION
3742 HUMAN COSTS OF NUCLEAR POWER
3767 BROTHER EARTH NATURE GOD AND ECOLOGY IN TIME OF CRISIS
3798 MIND AND MATTER MANS CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE MATERIAL WORLD
3801 MANS PLACE IN NATURE
3822 BACK TO NATURE THE ARCADIAN MYTH IN URBAN AMERICA
3872 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS STUDIES OF MANS SELF-DESTRUCTION
3878 THE EARTH THE TEMPLE AND THE GODS GREEK SACRED ARCHITECTURE
3884 ETHICS AESTHETICS AND THE BALANCE OF NATURE
3886 INTEGRATION AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL
3891 THE STEADY STATE PHYSICAL LAW AND MORAL CHOICE
3911 THE ORPHIC VOICE POETRY AND NATURAL HISTORY
3926 AESTHETIC EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES NORTHEAST WILDERNESS HIKERS
3948 MAN IN THE LANDSCAPE HISTORIC VIEW OF AESTHETICS OF NATURE
3956 KARL MARX AND THE ENVIRONMENT
3964 ON LIVING IN HARMONY WITH NATURE
3980 THE SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION OF NATURE
3989 EVOLUTION OF SCOTLANDS SCENERY
3997 POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT GUIDE TO SCOTTISH THOUGHT AND ACTION
4001 NATURAL HISTORY AND THE AMERICAN MINO
4019 VIRGIN LAND THE AMERICAN WEST AS SYMBOL ANO MYTH
4033 MAN AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
4070 THE AESTHETICS OF POPULATION
4085 HUMAN PROBLEMS IN TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
4105 -ECO-FICTION
580
AESTHETIC, HUMANISTIC, LITERARY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHIC CONT
4118 MYTHS IN WILDERNESS OECISION-MAKING

4139 CHRISTIANS ANO THE GOOD EARTH
4140 EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS HYMN LOVE EARTH HATE PEOPLE
4161 NOT SO RICH AS YOU THINK
4174 A NEW ETHIC FOR A NEW EARTH
4187 SCENIC MANAGEMENT IMPACT ON OTHER FOREST ACTIVITIES
4194 THE RISE OF AMERICAN AESTHETIC CONSERVATION MUIR MATHER UDALL
4206 CONTRACEPTIOiLANJP JCATHOLICISM IN LATIN AMERICA
4226 PRESENT STATE OF LANDSCAPE THEORY-MAIN PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS
4249 LIFE AND DEATH OF THE SALT MARSH
4250_ THE WILOERNESS WORLO OF JOHN MUIR
»254 THE PHENOMENON OF MAN
4261 AN ALTERNATIVE FUTURE FOR AMERICA
42l>2~ TOT DEN
4319 RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND PRESENT ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
4329 ATTITUDES TOWARD ENVIRONMENT THEMES ANO APPROACHES
4331 HYOROLOGIC CYCLE ANO WISDOM OF GOD THEME IN GEOTELEOLOGY
4332 MAN ANO NATURE
4333 MAN AND NATURE AN ECLECTIC READING
4334 OUR TREATMENT OF ENVIRONMENT IDEAL ANO ACTUALITY
4399 FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
4426 THE AMERICAN OUTOOORS MANAGEMENT FOR BEAUTY AND USE
4435 ETHICAL SOCIAL PROBLEMS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY
4548 ICONS OF THE FUTURE ANO SCENARIOS OF THE APOCALYPSE
4562 THE ETHICAL ANIMAL
4590 THE GREEK PATRISTIC VIEW OF NATURE
4591 TOWARD CENTURY 21 TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY ANO HUMAN VALUES
4622 DOES IT MATTER ESSAYS ON MANS RELATION TO MATERIALITY
4623 THE INDIVIDUAL AS MAN/WORLD
4629 CONSERVATION MORE ETHICS THAN ECONOMICS
4647 REACTION MECHANICAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS UPON HUMAN LIFE THOUGHT
4649 EYE PUPILLARY MEASUREMENT AESTHETIC RESPONSES FOREST SCENES
4652 IDEOLOGICAL BASIS CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES POLICIES
4680 MAN NATURE ANO ART
4685 INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT UPON RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
4717 BEAUTY FOR AMERICA
4719 THE CONCEPT OF NATURE
4736 AESTHETIC POWER POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NEW ECONOMICS
4738 THEODORE ROOSEVELTS AMERICA SELECTIONS FROM WRITINGS
4751 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BACKGROUND IOEA OF NATURE IN THOUGHT
4756 WILOERNESS AND PARADISE IN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT
4831 ROLE REGIONAL PLANNER PRESERVING HABITATS SCENIC VALUES
4888 EVALUATING THE VISUAL ANO CULTURAL LANOSCAPE
581
AGRICULTURE, FOOD, RANCHING, RURAL
20 LAND WATER AND FOOD .

21 THE WORLO PETROLEUM MARKET
27 ECOLOGY OF DROUGHT CYCLES AND GRAZING INTENSITY
36 EFFECTS CROP-PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL GUALITY
45 AMERICAN AGRICULTURE RESOURCE ISSUES FOR THE COMING YEARS
63 OVERCOMING WORLD HUNGER
67 NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES POLICY
73 WORLO FOFULATION AND FOOO SUPPLIES 1980
80 PLANTS MAN AND LIFE
90 SIMULATION OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS EFFECT OF SUPPLY AND RULES
184 PLANTS ANO CIVILIZATION
186 PHYSICAL CONDITIONS DETERMINING UTILIZATION OF LANO
187 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY ANO AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
199 THE HARVEST OF THE SEA
240 FIRE PRIMITIVE AGRICULTURE ANO GRAZING IN THE TROPICS
281 RURAL NONMETROPOLITAN POPULATION TRENDS
282 PARALLELS BETWEEN RICE GROWERS JAPAN ANO SPAIN
290 BEHAVIORAL CCMPARISCN OF URBAN ANO SMALL TOWN ENVIRONMENT
312 RACE AGAINST FAMINE
315 ADJUSTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO ITS ENVIRONMENT
322 NORTHERN PLAINSMEN AOAPTIVE STRATEGY AND AGRARIAN LIFE
323 POPULATION ANO FOOD SUFPLY THE CURRENT SCARE
343 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO AGRICULTURAL DROUGHT IN TANZANIA
359 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION VERSUS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AN IMPASSE
418 DUAL CHALLENGE OF HEALTH AND HUNGER A GLOBAL CRISIS
419 THE HUNGRY PLANET THE MODERN WORLD AT THE EDGE OF FAMINE
420 TOO MANY A STUOY OF THE EARTHS BIOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS
431 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY AGRICULTURE
457 INDUSTRY AND THE COUNTRYSIDE
459 AGRICULTURE AND THE QUALITY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
477 NONURBAN ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE
479 ENVIRONMENT THE AGRICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
493 FACTS FABLES FALLACIES FEEDING WORLD POPULATION
498 SOCIAL GOALS PROBLEM PERCEPTION PUBLIC INTERVENTION THE FISHERY
521 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF MANS QUEST FOR FOOO
522 HUMAN FOOD PRODUCTION AS A PROCESS IN THE BIOSPHERE
523 MAN LAND AND FOOO LOOKING AHEAD AT WORLD FOOD NEEOS
524 SEEDS OF CHANGE THE GREEN REVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT IN 1970S
525 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT FOOD
537 PRE-COLUMBIAN AGRICULTURE SOUTHWEST CONDITIONED BY ALLUVIATION
570 THE FUNCTIONAL IMPORTANCE OF THE GARDEN IN THE MOUNTAIN CULTURE
574 FORCED MIGRATION SOCIAL SEPARATION DISPLACED RURAL FAMILIES
594 AGRICULTURAL OCCUPANCE FLOOD PLAINS UNITED STATES
609 ACCELERATEO SOIL EROSION
623 THE ENVIRONMENT GAME
691 PRIVATE GRAZING PUBLIC LANDS TAYLOR GRAZING ACT
692 PROBLEMS GRAZING ADMINISTRATION BASINS SOUTHERN WYOMING
704 FOOO FOR MAN IN THE FUTURE
733 SLASfr-ANO-BURN AGRICULTURE IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
582
AGRICULTURE, FOOD, RANCHING, RURAL CONTINUEO
736 AGRICULTURE POPULATION ANO THE ENVIRONMENT

764 WORLO FOCD SUPPLY PROBLEMS ANO PROSPECTS
771 ECONOMIC ANO ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF WATER POLLUTION
786 POPULATION AND FOOO
790 EVALUATION POTENTIAL BENEFITS WEATHER MODIFICATION AGRICULTURE
800 CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE AN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY
835 IMPACT RURAL-URBAN RELATIONSHIP IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING
844 CAPITAL RETURNS FROM SOIL-CCNSERV ATION PRACTICES
867 MULTIPLE USE AS A CONCEPT FOR WATER ANO RANGE POLICY
880 SOIL CONSERVATION IN EUROPEAN FARM MANAGEMENT
894 PROBLEMS INVOLVING CONSERVATION IN RANGE ECONOMICS RESEARCH
901 THE ECONCMICS OF IRRIGATION
925 THE FUTURE OF NONME TROPOL IT AN AMERICA
933 POLICY DIRECTIONS FOR U.S. AGRICULTURE
939 OESALTED SEA WATER FOR AGRICULTURE IS IT ECONOMIC
945 GEOGRAPHY OF HUNGER
965 WORLD FOCD PROBLEM A GUAROEOLY OPTIMISTIC VIEW
1008 AN ETHNOECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SHIFTING CULTIVATION
1009 POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION CONTROLS ON FARMING
1019 POPULATION FOOO SUPPLY BUILOING PRE-CONQUEST CENTRAL MEXICO
1036 ROLE OF AGRICULTURAL WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL GROWTH
1037 WATER ITS AGRICULTURAL USE AS A FACTOR IN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
1042 LAND VALUES ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS RURAL-URBAN FRINGE
1129 TOPSOIL AND CIVILIZATION
1224 DEATH IN THE NORTHEAST
1303 THE HUMAN PREOATOR
1345 FARMING SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD
1350 SWIDOEN AGRICULTURE AND THE RISE OF MAYA CIVILIZATION
1351 HUNGRY FUTURE
1382 PREFERRED ENVIRONMENTS SPATIAL BEHAVIOR RURAL-URBAN TRANSITION
1401 ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF RURAL AND SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE
1405 FAMINE 1975 FACT OR FALLACY
1441 FARMERS ATTITUDES CONFLICT SITUATION FARMER-HUNTER RELATIONS
1467 THE ECOLOGY OF PEASANT LIFE IN WESTERN EUROPE
1511 FAMINE ANO WATER SUPPLY IN WESTERN RAJPUTANA
1520 ENVIRONMENT QUALITY LAND PRODUCTIVITY USSR AND NORTH AMERICA
1578 CONSERVATION AND STOCK REDUCTION ON THE NAVAHO TRIBAL RANGE
1584 LANO AND LABOUR IN A CROSS RIVER VILLAGE
1601 POLITICS ANO GRASS ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON PUBLIC DOMAIN
1659 MAJOR USES OF LAND ANO WATER IN THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURE
1661 THE INCOME GENERATING ASPECTS OF RURAL PUBLIC PARKS
1676 POPULATION TRENDS NONMETROPOL IT AN CITIES VILLAGES U.S.
1681 RFO THE CHANGING FACE OF RURAL AMERICA
1719 AGRICULTURAL INVOLUTION ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN INOONESIA
1758 NATURAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT USE CONTROL BEAR RIVER BASIN
1829 SINCE SILENT SPRING
1835 ECONOMICS ADJUSTING TO OROUGHT EASTERN OREGON CATTLE RANCHES
1915 URBANIZATION AND THE BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE
1949 THE POLITICS OF AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION STRUGGLE
1968 AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS ECOSYSTEMS AND THE ORIGINS CF AGRICULTURE
1971 LANO INSTITUTIONS ANO STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN AGRICULTURE
583
AGRICULTURE, FOOO, RANCHING, RURAL CONTINUED
1972 HOW GREEN THE REVOLUTION

2036 PESTICIDE PROBLEM ECONOMIC APPROACH TO PUBLIC POLICY
2037 A PRIMER ON FOOO AGRICULTURE ANO FU8LIC POLICY
2038 AGRICULTURAL AND WATER FOLICIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
20**** THE PASTORAL ETHIC RESOURCE APPRAISAL AUSTRALIA AMERICA
2063 CULTIVATED PLANTS CULTURAL DIFFUSION IN NUCLEAR AMERICA
2067 SOIL CONSERVATION IN PERSPECTIVE
2083 RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENCES OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTICIPATION
2098 FOOD FROM THE LAND
2122 WHEAT FAILURE IN WESTERN NEBRASKA 193i-195<»
2131 AMERICAN AGRICULTURE GEOGRAPHY RESOURCES CONSERVATION
2199 BORN TO HUNGER
2207 GREEN REVOLUTION AGRICULTURE IN FACE OF POPULATION EXPLOSION
2239 ECONOMIC EFFECTS CHANGING WATER SUPPLY TEXAS HIGH PLAINS
2250 CLIMATIC CHANGE AGRICULTURAL EXHAUSTION ELEMENTS FALL OF ROME
2265 POPULATION AND FOOD SUPPLY
227^ CHANGES CLTMATE VEGETATION HUMAN ADJUSTMENT SAHARO- ARAB IAN
2320 SALT AND SILT IN ANCIENT MESOFOTAMIAN AGRICULTURE
2363 STRUGGLE AGAINST WORLD HUNGER
2370 PRIVATE OUTDOOR RECREATION ENTERPRISES IN NORTHERN APPALACHIA
2^53 GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL POPULATION RESOURCES FOOO RESOURCES
2**88 SECONDARY BENEFITS AND IRRIGATION PROJECT PLANNING
2566 SOCIOLOGY ANO THE ECOSYSTEM AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
2568 ECOLOGY OF CENTRAL ASIAN PASTORALISM
2570 THE GREAT PLAINS IN TRANSITION
2581 FOOO PROBLEM IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
258<» ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS POLLUTION FARMERS URBAN RESIDENT
2626 SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
2636 WATER AND LAND TWO CASE STUDIES IN IRRIGATION
2650 AGRICULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
2677 MAN CULTURE AND ANIMALS ANIMALS IN HUMAN ECOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENTS
2685 POPULATION ANO FOOO
2687 HAIL IN AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
2777 PACE OF LIFE SENSITIVITY TO TIME URBAN AND RURAL SETTINGS
2786 FOOO AND MAN
2856 RELATION PATTERN OF USE FUTURE OUTPUT FROM A FLOW RESOURCE
287** ECONOMIC EFFECTS OROUGHT WESTERN AUSTRALIA PASTORAL ZONE
2962 IMPACT EXPANDING TECHNOLOGY ON AGRICULTURE ANO FOOD SUPPLY
2976 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT AIR WATER AND SOIL
2988 THE AGRICULTURAL SUB-SYSTEM
2998 ECOLOGICAL. CHANGE IN SATELLITE RURAL AREAS
3052 NUCLEAR AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES FOR THE FUTURE
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC OOMAIN LANDS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3232 ALL-RISK CROP INSURANCE PRINCIPLES PROBLEMS POTENTIALS
3311 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY RESEARCH NEEOS AGRICULTURE NORTH CENTRAL
3339 AMERICA THE VANISHING RURAL LIFE AND THE PRICE OF PROGRESS
3379 ENVIRONMENT USING THE LANO
3385 LAND AND PEOPLE IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS TRANSITION AREA
3392 HUNGRY NATIONS
3393 FAMINE 1975 AMERICAS OECISICN WHO WILL SURVIVE
3^05 SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS IN ACTION
3<*12 SOCIAL CONSEQUENCE OF EQUALIZING IRRIGATION ACCESS
584
AGRICULTURE, FOOD, RANCHING, RURAL CONTINUED
3431 FOUR HORSEMEN POLLUTION POVERTY FAMINE VIOLENCE

3432 LAND UTILIZATION ANO AGRICULTURE IN MINDANAO
3460 AGRICULTURE AND ECOLOGY IN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT SOUTH OF SAHARA
3472 ANALYSIS PROCEDURES EVALUATION AGRICULTURAL FLOOO CONTROL
3474 FOOD RESOURCES CONVENTIONAL AND NOVEL
3550 SHEE° GRAZING IN THE CASCAOE RANGE JOHN MINTO VS. JOHN MUIR
3576 INDUSTRIAL OECONCENTRATION RURAL URBAN FRINGE DEVELOPMENT
3578 ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS CF OVERCOMING WORLO HUNGER
3611 LANO LABOUR AND OIET IN NORTHERN RHODESIA
3636 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON THE BELLE FOURCHE IRRIGATION PROJECT
3637 PROGRESS ON THE BELLE FCURCHE IRRIGATION PROJECT
3670 THE ADOPTION OF IRRIGATION EY OHIO FARMERS
3705 FOOO SUPPLIES ANO POPULATION GROWTH
3711 PESTICIDES AND THE LIVING LANDSCAPE
3721 OROUGHT ANO WATER SUPPLY MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL FLANNING
3723 WORLO POPULATION ANO FOOO SUPPLIES
3726 ECONOMIC DEMAND FOR IRRIGATED ACREAGE
3729 AGRICULTURE THE ROOTS OF DETERIORATION
3747 THE HISTORY AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF THE POTATO
3777 AGRICULTURAL ORIGINS ANO DISPERSALS
3779 EARLY RELATIONS OF MEN TO PLANTS
3787 POPULATION EXPLOSION ABUNDANCE OF FAMINE
3811 RESOURCES USE ECONOMIC EFFORTS IRRIGATION AVAILABILITY TEXAS
3909 IMPLICATIONS ZERO GROWTH AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY DEMAND
<*G08 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANACEA CR FERPLEXITY FOR RURAL AREAS
4038 AGRICULTURAL LANO USE STABILIZATION CALIFORNIA ACT OF 1965
4056 MARGINAL VALUE OF IRRIGATION WATER TRANSFER S.E. WYOMING
4136 ECONOMICS OF IRRIGATION POLICY AND PLANNING
4137 ORGANIZATION ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS EFFECTIVE WATER POLICY
4160 ECONOMIC IMPACTS WATER QUALITY ON AGRICULTURE CCLCRADO RIVER
4205 PREDICTING FARMER RESPONSE TO A FALLING WATER TABLE
4240 ECONOMIC ISSUES IN CONTROLLING AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
4285 CLIMATE ANO SETTLEMENT IN THE GREAT PLAINS
4310 RECLAMATIONS INFLUENCE ON THE REST OF AGRICULTURE
4337 THE CHEMICAL FEAST
4373 URBAN AND RURAL AMERICA POLICIES FOR FUTURE GROWTH
4402 AFTER A HUNDRED YEARS YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1962
4403 AGRICULTURAL LAND RESOURCES
4405 CONTOURS OF CHANGE THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1970
4406 FARMERS IN A CHANGING WORLD YEARBOOK CF AGRICULTURE 1940
44C7 FARMERS WORLD THE YEARBOOK CF AGRICULTURE 1964
<*408 GOOD LIFE FOR MORE PEOPLE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1971
4409 LANO THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1958
4410 LANDSCAPE FOR LIVING YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1972
4412 OUTDOORS U.S.A. THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1967
4413 A PLACE TO LIVE THE YEARBOOK CF AGRICULTURE 1963
4415 POWER TO PROOUCE THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1960
4416 SOIL THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1957
4418 TREES THE YEAR800K CF AGRICULTURE 1949
4419 WATER THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1955
4422 AGRICULTURE IN THE ENVIRONMENT
4423 PLANNING NATURAL RESOURCE . DEVELOPMENT
4475 AGRICULTURAL UTILIZATION SEWAGE EFFLUENCE SLUDGE eiELIOGRAPHY
585
AGRICULTURE, FOOO, RANCHING, RURAL CONTINUED
<*511 LAND RECLAMATION ANO IRRIGATION IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE

^526 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AS VIEWED BY FARM ANO CITY RESIDENTS
^550 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CONSOLIDATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
*t551 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE
^552 SOCIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT
^55<» ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
«»63i PEOPLE ENERGY ANO FOOO
<*678 THE GREEN REVOLUTION CORNUCOPIA OR PANDORAS BOX
^727 GRAZING RESOURCES AND LANO-USE PLANNING
«|728 LAND LIVESTOCK AND HUMAN NUTRITION IN INOIA
^739 AN APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS
<*7<»0 TOWARD BEHAVIORAL MODEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
k7S3 AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ANO WATER QUALITY
<*767 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PESTICIOES THERMAL POLLUTION
**870 THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF A RURAL COMMUNITY
1*890 RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES NONMETROPOLITAN AREAS
586
AIR
2 LONOON SMOG OEC . 1952

39 PHYSICAL SOCIAL DIMENSIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
71 GUIOE TO APPRAISAL ANO CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION
125 ESSAY CONCERNING THE EFFECTS OF AIR ON HUMAN BODIES
144 IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
146 PERCEPTION AND AWARENESS OF AIR POLLUTION IN TORONTO
152 THIS VITAL AIR THIS VITAL HATER MANS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
165 URBAN CLIMATE AIR POLLUTION ANO PLANNING
249 A CITIZENS GUIDE TO AIR POLLUTION
265 THE UNCLEAN SKY
368 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES AIR QUALITY OUTOOOR RECREATION
378 IMPACT AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION ON ENVIRONMENT CONTROL
450 SELECTING STRATEGIES FOR AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
483 AIR POLLUTION AND HEALTH
540 AIR POLLUTION
703 AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS REPORTED BY CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
705 NATURAL RESOURCES AIR/LAND/WATER
737 THE BREATH OF LIFE
793 CLASSIFICATION ANO EXTENT OF AIR POLLUTION PROBLEMS
1087 DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES AIR FOLLUTION AS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
1091 UN-POLITICS OF AIR POLLUTION NONCECISIONMAKING IN THE CITIES
1094 SOME ECONOMICS OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
1098 DEFINITIONAL MOOEL PUBLIC PERCEPTION AIR POLLUTION
1110 AMERICAS POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT SYMPOSIUM
1138 CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LAND AIR WATER FOR MAN IN MEGALOPOLIS
1170 AIR POLLUTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
1238 FEDERAL POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS WATER AIR ANO SOLID WASTES
1239 PEOPLE AND AIR POLLUTION ATTITUOES IN BUFFALO NEW YORK
1302 BEFORE NATURE DIES
1312 AIR POLLUTION ANO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
1397 THE LAW OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
1442 USE OF SENSE OF SMELL IN DETERMINING ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1459 VANISHING AIR RALPH NADER STUOY GROUP REPORT AIR POLLUTION
1470 FUMIFUGIUM AER AND SMOAK OF LONDON DISSIPATED
1489 AIR WE BREATHE A STUDY OF MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT
1558 DONORA SMOG DISASTER PR03LEM IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION
1657 ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION AND ZCNING IN AN URBAN AREA
1687 APPLYING ECONOMIC CONTROLS TO AIR POLLUTION
1751 LEAD IN THE AIR INDUSTRY WEIGHT ON ACADEMY PANEL CHALLENGED
1778 MORTALITY MORBIDITY DURING HIGH LEVELS OF AIR POLLUTION
1799 EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON HUMAN HEALTH
1800 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AIR POLLUTION
1827 THE INFERNAL SMOG MACHINE
1889 PUBLIC APATHY IS GREATEST AIR POLLUTION PROBLEM
1902 DECISION MAKING IN AIR FOLLUTION CONTROL LOS ANGELES NEW YORK
1918 A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION
2004 POPULATION SURVEYS IN AIR POLLUTION RESEARCH
2060 EFFECT OF AIR POLLUTION ON HUMAN HEALTH
2061 STATUS OF AIR POLLUTION HEALTH RESEARCH 1966
587
AIR CONTINUED
2071 METHODS OF EVALUATING SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS IN AIR POLLUTION

2109 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT ECONOMIC APPROACH LAND WATER AIR
2130 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A*IR POLLUTION AND CHRONIC DISEASE DEATH
2161 WHY FERTILTIY CONTROL
2208 IDENTIFICATION COMMUNITY OOCR PROBLEMS BY USE OF OBSERVER CORPS
2374 CITIZEN COMPLAINTS OF AIR POLLUTION IN NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
2380 AIR POLLUTION IN RELATION TO ECONOMICS
2386 CHARACTERISTICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AIR POLLUTION
2387 FEDERAL-STATE-LOCAL SHARING IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2389 LIMITS OF PUBLIC SUPPORT AIR POLLUTION AGENCY DEVELOPMENT
2390 POLICY FEEDBACK IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2397 BEHAVIORAL SIOE OF AIR POLLUTION PAIN THRESHOLDS FOR SMOG
2492 CRISIS OF CONCERN AIR AND WATER POLLUTION
2539 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT LAND WATER AND AIR
2548 AIR POLLUTION A NON-TECHNICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ANNOTATEO
2554 ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2555 LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ST LCUIS AIRSHED
2565 GAINING PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE FOR CALIFORNIAS SMOG CONTROL PROGRAM
2652 AIR POLLUTION AND HUMAN HEALTH
2653 HEALTH AND AIR POLLUTION THE EFFECT OF OCCUPATION MIX
265** AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2655 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF AIR POLLUTION REPORT ON A SYMPOSIUM
2667 SOCIO-POLITICAL URBAN GOVERNMENTS AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2668 MANPOWER POLICIES IN SELECTED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCIES
2682 GEOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF AIR POLLUTION
2683 AIR AND WATES POLLUTION
2710 WITH EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE THE POISONS OF AIR POLLUTION
27«3 AIR POLLUTION ANO THE PUBLIC WILL
2828 WATER AIR POLLUTION COMFONENTS URBAN ENVIRONMENT VICTORIA
2842 THE ULTIMATE FOLLY WAR BY PESTILENCE ASPHYXIATION DEFOLIATION
2859 AIR POLLUTION ANO PUBLIC HEALTH
3009 EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON PUBLIC ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE
3010 SELECTION OF ITEMS FOR AN AIR POLLUTION KNOWLEOGE TEST
3035 AIR POLLUTION AS A SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM
3036 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ANO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ACTION
3038 COMMUNITY PERCEPTION OF AIR QUALITY CLARKSTON WASHINGTON
3045 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MUNICIPALITIES INDUSTRY AND INDIVIDUAL
3099 AIR POLLUTION AND CALIFORNIAS STATE CONTROL PROGRAM
3155 AIR POLLUTION A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
3289 ECONOMIC ASPECTS AIRPORT ENVIRONMENT NOISE AIR POLLUTION
3307 PROCESSES FOR AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
3309 METHODS FOR MEASURING ODOROUS AIR POLLUTANTS
3315 THE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON HOUSE VALUES
3323 THE ECONOMIC COST OF THE SMOKE NUISANCE IN PITTSBURGH
3338 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF AIR POLLUTION
3555 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AND PUBLIC APATHY
3603 ENVIRONMENT LAND AIR WATER
3610 CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION LUNG OAMAGE POLLUTION URBAN ATMOSPHERE
3624 ECONOMIC COSTS OF AIR POLLUTION STUDIES IN MEASUREMENT
3644 ESTABLISHING MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATIONS AIR POLLUTION
3663 OUR POISONED EARTH. AND SKY
588
AIR
3666 PUBLIC OPINION ON AIR AND WATER POLLUTION IN THE 1960S

3695 NATIONWIDE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL TRAINING EFFORTS
3727 AIR POLLUTION AND URBAN POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
3728 AIR POLLUTION AND URBAN FORM REVIEW CURRENT LITERATURE
3741 SOCIAL ECONOMIC POLITICAL FACTORS STATE AIR POLLUTION EXPEND
3751 OPINION ANO CONCERN ABOUT AIR POLLUTION -ON STATEN ISLAND
3752 ROLE OF BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
3768 ADAPTIVE STRATEGY FOR AIR FCLLUTION
3769 AIR POLLUTION A PROBLEM FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY
3849 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION PLANNING AND ZONING
3850 RELIEVING MANPOWER SHORTAGES IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCIES
3862 PUBLIC AWARENESS CONCERN AIR POLLUTION ST. LOUIS AREA
3863 METHODOLOGY STUDY PUBLIC ATTITUDES CONCERNING AIR POLLUTION
3866 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL COSTS VS. BENEFITS
3912 EMERGING PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC RESOURCES
3969 STRATEGIES OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION
4031 PUBLIC REACTION TO AIR POLLUTION IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
41G6 MEASUREMENTS PUBLIC OPINION ESTABLISH AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
4123 AIR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA
4149 AIR POLLUTION VOLUMES 1-3
4216 PUBLIC RESPONSE TO AIR FOLLUTION
**2i7 RESPONSE TO AIR POLLUTION
4257 AIR POLLUTION-ECONOMIC RATIONALITY ANO REALITY
it368 AIR POLLUTION
4390 STUDY OF POLLUTION AIR
4433 AUTOMOBILE AND AIR FOLLUTION PROGRAM FOR PROGRESS
4434 ECONOMIC IMPACT AIR POLLUTION CONTROLS NONFERROUS METALS
4437 PROGRESS IN THE PREVENTION ANO CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION
4441 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIR FOLLUTION 1962
4516 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ANO AIR POLLUTION
4517 HUMAN ECOLOGY METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT HAZARDS LOS ANGELES
4592 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS PROBLEM ATMOSPHERIC SMOKE POLLUTION
4759 OPINION SURVEYS AIR QUALITY STATISTICAL RELATIONSHIPS
4760 ST LOUIS AREA INTERSTATE AIR POLLUTION STUDY
4781 RELATIONSHIP AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC STATUS TOTAL MORTALITY
4791 KILLER SMOG THE WORLDS WORST AIR POLLUTION OISASTER
4798 CAN AIR POLLUTION BE CONTROLLED BY LEGISLATION
4810 AIR POLLUTION TIME FOR APPRAISAL
4819 THE ECONOMICS OF AIR POLLUTION A SYMPOSIUM
4820 THE ECONOMICS OF AIR FOLLUTION CENTRAL PROBLEMS
589
ANTHROPOLOGY
59 TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR IN HUMANS ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT

128 THE TERRITORIAL IMPERATIVE
236 ECOLOGIC RELATION OF ETHNIC GROUPS IN SWAT NORTH PAKISTAN
240 FIRE PRIMITIVE AGRICULTURE ANO GRAZING IN THE TROPICS
258 HUMAN ECOLOGY
272 ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF ABORIGINAL CALIFORNIA POPULATIONS
320 ANTHROPOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
321 INTERACTION OF CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT IN THE SMALLER SOCIETIES
322 NORTHERN PLAINSMEN ADAPTIVE STRATEGY AND AGRARIAN LIFE
363 STRUCTURING OF AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL POPULATIONS
502 ECOLOGY OF HIGHLAND SETTLEMENT SOME SUGGESTIONS
538 MANS ADAPTATION OF NATURE STUDIES OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
610 ENVIRONMENT ANO ARCHEOLOGY PLEISTOCENE GEOGRAPHY
696 PLIGHT IK KARADILT POSSIBLE ENO TO MAN
733 SLASH-AND-BURN AGRICULTURE IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
974 MAN IN ADAPTATION THE BIOSOCIAL BACKGROUND
1018 HUMAN SACRIFICES WARFARE IN DEMOGRAPHY PRE-COLONIAL MEXICO
1019 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY 8UILDING PRE-CONQUEST CENTRAL MEXICO
1020 SOIL EROSION AND POPULATION IN CENTRAL MEXICO
1133 ENVIRONMENT HISTORY AND CENTRAL ESKIMO SOCIETY
1263 STUDY OF ABORTION IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
1303 THE HUMAN PREDATOR
1314 IRRIGATIONS IMPACT ON SOCIETY
1349 POPULATION GROWTH ANO CULTURAL CHANGE
1350 SWIOOEN AGRICULTURE AND THE RISE OF MAYA CIVILIZATION
1357 CULTURAL BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGICAL STUDY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
1414 THE FIRMAMENT OF TIME
1415 INVISIBLE PYRAMID
1416 NIGHT COUNTRY •
1460 AGGRESSION OOMINANCE HIERARCHY AND TERRITORIALITY
1583 HABITAT ECONOMY AND SOCIETY GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION ETHNOLOGY
1605 TRAOITIONAL CULTURES ANO THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY
1623 CULTURAL ECOLOGY ANO ETHNOGRAPHY
1649 ECOLOGY ANO CULTURE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN ANTHROPOLOGY
1650 THE NATURAL EXPERIMENT ECOLOGY ANO CULTURE
1658 ECOLOGY ANO THE JEWISH TRADITION
1662 LAND TENURE GEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN CONTACT OF CULTURES
1682 SOME EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON THE FUEGIAN TRIBES v"
1685 THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS A PRODUCT OF ENVIRONMENT
1715 THE SPREAD OF I8N KHALOUNS IOEAS ON CLIMATE ANO CULTURE
1719 AGRICULTURAL INVOLUTION ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN INDONESIA
1729 THE ECOLOGY MOVEMENT ANO REVOLUTIONARY SYSTEM CHANGE
1730 MOVEMENTS OF REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
1732 LIFEWAY LEAP THE DYNAMICS OF CHANGE IN AMERICA
1798 VARIATION ANO ADAPTABILITY OF CULTURE A SYMPOSIUM
190 6 CULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION
1939 ACTIVE VULCANISM KA-U HAWAII AFFECTING NATIVE LIFE CULTURE
590
ANTHROPOLOGY CONTINUED
2015 MAN ON EARTH

2063 CULTIVATED PLANTS CULTURAL OIFFUSION IN NUCLEAR AMERICA
2065 PRIMITIVE MAN AS AN ECOLOGICAL FACTOR
2066 ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF IRRIGATION IN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA
207** THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN ANTHROPOLOGY
2175 SOCIAL ANO CULTURAL IMPACTS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2176 SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2177 TOWARD INCLUDING ETHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN RIVER BASIN MODELS
2176 IMPACT OF WATER DEVELOPMENT ON A COMMUNITY
2179 SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT SANTIAM
2184 MAN ANO ENVIRONMENT IN THE SOUTH CHILEAN ISLANDS
2246 ADAPTABILITY OF WHITE MAN TO TROPICAL AMERICA
2248 CHARACTER OF RACES
2249 CIVILIZATION ANO CLIMATE
2252 CLIMATIC FACTOR AS ILLUSTRATED IN ARID AMERICA
2253 GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT AND JAPANESE CHARACTER
2254 HUMAN HABITAT
2255 MAINSPRINGS OF CIVILIZATION
2256 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS FACTOR PRESENT CONDITION OF TURKEY
2274 CHANGES CLIMATE VEGETATION HUMAN ADJUSTMENT SAHARO- ARAB IAN
2550 CULTURE CONFLICT ANO NATURAL RESOURCES
2552 INDIAN SPANISH AMERICAN ADJUSTMENTS ARID SEMIARIO ENVIRONMENTS
2567 CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT IN INTERIOR ASIA
2583 CULTURAL AND NATURAL AREAS OF NATIVE NORTH AMERICA
2641 CULTURAL FOGWEEO ANO OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
2644 ANCIENT ENVIRONMENTS
2676 ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS CHIEFTAINSHIP YARURO INDIANS VENEZUELA
2946 ARGONAUTS OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC
3027 BIO-SOCIAL COMPONENTS OF POLITICAL PROCESSES
3043 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN THE AMAZON BASIN
3044 ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE
3159 THE BIOSOCIAL NATURE OF MAN
3298 APPLICATION ECOLOGICAL RULES RACIAL ANTHROPOLOGY NEW WORLD
3398 ECOLOGICAL POTENTIAL AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN MESOAMERICA
3489 ENVIRONMENTAL POTENTIALS AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
3510 NEGRO MESTIZO ANO INOIAN IN AN ANDEAN ENVIRONMENT
3557 HOUSE FORM ANO CULTURE
3561 RITUAL REGULATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RELATIONS NEW GUINEA
3571 LEVELS OF INTEGRATION IN BIOLOGICAL ANO SOCIAL SYSTEMS
3572 THE PRIMITIVE WORLD AND ITS TRANSFORMATIONS
3700 CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON DISASTER RESPONSE
3743 CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT THE STUDY OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
3771 BIOLOGY SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN HUMAN SOCIETY
3776 THE AGENCY OF MAN ON THE EARTH
3777 AGRICULTURAL ORIGINS ANO OISPERSALS
3780 ENVIRONMENT ANO CULTURE OURING THE LAST DEGLACIATION
3880 CLIMATE ANO CULTURE NEW EVIDENCE
3881 CULTURE PATTERNS AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
591
ANTHROPOLOGY CONTINUEC
3890 THE PROCESSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE BY MAN

3898 THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE ON VISUAL PERCEPTION
3938 STEEL AXES FOR STONE AGE AUSTRALIANS
4004 SALT RIVER PROJECT CULTURAL ADAPTATION URBANIZING COMMUNITY
4005 SOCIAL-WELL-BEING PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
4006 BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIES ECONOMIC ANO CULTURAL DISTINCTIONS
4007 CULTURAL ASPECTS OF WATER .RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4009 LAND WATER ANO SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
4010 WATER ANO CULTURE NEW RULES FOR OLD INSTITUTIONS
**085 HUMAN PROBLEMS IN TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
4091 CULTURAL DIFFER-ENCES IN INTERPRETATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4155 THE CONCEPT ANO METHOD OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
4156 CULTURAL ECOLOGY
4157 ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SOUTHWESTERN SOCIETY
4158 THE THEORY OF CULTURAL CHANGE
4179 CULTURAL ANO NATURAL CHECKS ON POPULATION GROWTH
4246 ENVIRONMENT AND NATION-GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS CULTURAL POLITICAL EUROPE
4252 THE ANTIQUITY AND WORLO EJ(P ANSION_ OF__HUMAN CULTURE
4301 ECOLOGY OF PRIMITIVE MAN IN AUSTRALIA
4532 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
4533 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURAL BEHAVIOR
4555 HOPEFUL MASTERY OVER NATURE
4574 CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON POPULATION TWO TUPI TRIBES
4575 DEPOPULATION SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TAPIRAPE INDIANS
4585 ACTION OF NATURAL SELECTION ON MAN
4616 MAN AND NATURE AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ESSAY IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
4638 SOME ASPECTS OF HUMAN ECOLOGY IN THE CENTRAL PLAINS
4677 THE INFLUENCE OF NATURE ON JAPANESE CHARACTER
4715 ENERGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIVILIZATION
4716 THE ENERGY THEORY OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
4792 RELATION NATURE TO MAN ILLUSTRATED NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN
4793 THE RELATION OF NATURE TO MAN IN ABORIGINAL AMERICA
4829 AN INTRODUCTION TO HAOZA ECOLOGY
592
ATTITUDES, BEHAVIOR, OPINIONS, MOTIVES, VALUES, PERCEPTIONS,
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
16 HEATHER WEATHER INFORMATION AND OUTOOOR RECREATION DECISIONS

37 MAJOR CHANGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL FORM SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL
65 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR
69 THE U.S. PUBLIC CONSIOERS ITS ENVIRONMENT
82 THE CONCEPT OF HOME RANGE
96 MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS IN NATURAL OISASTER
106 FUNCTION OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN HATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
107 SOCIAL IMPACTS POST AUDIT ANALYSIS HATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
US NOTES ON URBAN PERCEPTION ANO KNOWLEDGE
120 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OF CITY STREETS
127 THE URBAN SNOW HAZARD PERCEPTION ADJUSTMENTS LOSSES
131 PERCEPTION AND THE PHYSICAL WORLO
1^3 POLLUTION PROTEST AND PARTICIPATION
1^6 PERCEPTION AND AWARENESS OF AIR POLLUTION IN TORONTO
166 PARTICIPATION AND CONFLICT IN MAKING AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
168 POPULATION POLICY OPINIONS AND ACTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
175 THE PUBLIC THE MEOIA ANO THE KNOWLEDGE GAP
179 FOREST RESIDENTS IN THREE MISSISSIPPI COUNTIES
180 RURAL RESIDENTS AND FOREST FIRE RISK
181 BELIEFS PRACTICES TOWARD FOREST CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT
188 HUMAN ADAPTATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE
192 MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARO WATER USE PRIORITIES
201 PERCEPTION OF WATER QUALITY AS A FACTOR IN OUTOOOR RECREATION
202 RESPONSE TO STRESS IN NATURAL ANO SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS
203 ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY CONCEPTS ANO METHOOS
2Ql» ON THE NATURE OF THE^ ENVIRONMENT
205 WANTED AN ECO BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
232 HIERARCHY AMONG ATTITUOES TOWARO THE ENVIRONMENT
233 POLITICAL ALIENATION ANO PERCEPTION OF CHALLENGE OUTCOMES
23*» TRENO ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTALISTS COMMITMENT ADVOCACY
2k7 INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
250 SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NATURAL DISASTER I
262 THE ROLE OF WEATHER IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR
269 RECREATIONAL USE OF OOHESTIC WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS
27k ANXIETY AROUSING EFFECTS OF INAPPROPRIATE CROWOING
276 COLLEGE STUOENTS ATTITUOES TOWARO SOCIAL ISSUES 1967-1970
290 BEHAVIORAL COMPARISON OF URBAN AND SMALL TOWN ENVIRONMENT
291 EAST SIDE WEST SIDE MIDWEST BEHAVIORAL COMPARISION
293 HUMAN RESPONSE TO PATTERNS OF URBAN OENSITY
29*f FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ATTITUDE TOWARD RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION
295 EFFECTS OF FAMILISM TRADITIONALISM SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS
309 BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
310 EFFECTS OF POPULATION DENSITY LIVING SPACE IN C57B1/10 MOUSE
325 FERTILITY ANO SOCIAL MOBILITY
335 THREE FIRE PREVENTION TELEVISION FILMS EFFECTIVENESS
3*»3 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO AGRICULTURAL DROUGHT IN TANZANIA
3^9 ATTITUDINAL PATTERNS IN FOREST AREA WITH HIGH INCENDIARISM
351 ATTITUDES ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY VERMONT LAKESHORE COMMUNITIES
593
ATTITUOES, BEHAVIOR, OPINIONS, MOTIVES, VALUES, PERCEPTIONS,
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUED
352 CHARACTERISTICS HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN SIX NORTHEASTERN STATES

354 SEX-ROLE IDENTITY AND PRAGMATIC ACTION
367 PREOICTING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO AIRCRAFT NOISE
370 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS NOISE NUISANCE BLOCKS OWELLINGS
376 ENVIRONMENT ANO BEHAVIOR
380 COERCIVE PRONATALISM ANO AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
387 ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING IN YOUNG CHILOREN
390 STUDY OF PUBLIC RESPONSE TO DISASTER WARNINGS
405 COMMUNITY DECISION BEHAVIOR THE CULTURE OF PLANNING
410 HUNTER-FISHERMAN CHARACTERISTICS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY
423 COMMUNITY REACTIONS TO AIR FORCE NOISE
424 MEASURING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO NOISE ENVIRONMENTS
425 INVOLVING CITZENS IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
426 SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNICATION-PARTICIPATION STUDY
447 OIFFUSION OF THE DECISION TO IRRIGATE
448 PERCEPTION OF WESTERN INTERIOR UNITEO STATES 1800-1870
458 SOME ASPECTS OF THE FERTILITY OF MEXICAN-AMERICANS
475 ESTIMATING SATISFACTION LEVELS OF OUTDOOR RECREATIONIST S
476 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS PARTICIPATION OUTDOOR RECREATION
480 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE CITIZEN MOBILIZATION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
481 SENSE OF PLACE
486 MODELS PREDICT BEHAVIOR FROM ATTITUDE ANO OTHER VERBAL MEASURES
487 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON BEHAVIOR
492 KUDER INTEREST PATTERNS PROFESSIONAL FOREST SERVICE MEN
503 ON THE ENVIRONMENT AS PERCEIVEO
510 HUMAN RESPONSE TO RECURRENT DROUGHT IN NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL
527 INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION SIGNS ON VISITOR DISTRIBUTION USE
534 EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TOWARD USES OF RECLAIMEO WATER
535 PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD REUSE OF RECLAIMED WATER
536 CONSUMER ASSESSMENT OF MINERAL TASTE IN OOMESTIC WATER
545 POLLUTION AND THE PSYCHOLOGIST A CALL TO ACTION
551 FORESTERS VIEWS INTEREST GROUP POSITIONS ON FOREST POLICY
552 SATISFACTION IN CAMPING CONCEPTUALIZATION GUIDE SOCIAL RESEARCH
553 CHANGING WILDERNESS IMAGES AND FORESTRY POLICIES
555 PUBLIC POLICY AND SHORELINE LANDOWNER 8EHAVIOR
564 SOCIAL BEHAVIOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
567 LEVELS OF OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE AND LEISURE ACTIVITY
569 SOCIOLOGICAL STUDIES WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL GOALS
573 FACTORS AFFECTING RELOCATION IN RESPONSE RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT
578 EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF ANTI-LITTER PROCEDURES
586 UNUSUAL ENVIRONMENTS ANO HUMAN BEHAVIOR
591 CULTURAL PERSONALITY VARIABLES PERCEPTION NATURAL HAZARDS
595 SHORES OF MEGALOPOLIS OCCUPANCE ADJUSTMENT TO FLOOD HAZARD
597 PERCEPTION OF HAZARDS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
599 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF COASTAL FLOOD HAZARD IN MEGALOPOLIS
602 DO CAMPERS FIT OUR CAMPGROUNDS
607 RELATIONSHIP CHARACTERISTICS WISCONSIN RESIDENTS POLLUTION
608 SOCIAL SPACE AND THE PLANNING OF RESIDENTIAL AREAS
611 HUMAN FACTORS AND CHANGES WATER USAGE PATTERNS
594
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEDGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUEO
676 PROBLEMS OF APPLIEO ECOLOQY

697 POPULATION DENSITY AND SOCIAL PATHOLOGY
698 PSYCHO-ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION
703 AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS REPORTED BY CALIFORNIA RESIOENTS
707 ABORTION A SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENTS
710 THE HUMAN MEANING OF SOCIAL CHANGE
717 PERSONALITY AS AN ELEMENT OF REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
722 ARCHITECTURAL PSYCHOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY
723 ATTITUOES TO HOUSING A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON
739 CITY AS A TRIP PERCEPTUAL SELECTION AND MEMORY
7k6 POPULATION CONCENTRATION AND HUMAN STRESS
7^9 RESIDENTIAL DESCRIPTIONS ANO URBAN THREATS
751 SUMMARY OF AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
765 THE MYTH OF INCREASING NON-WORK VS. WORK ACTIVITIES
782 POPULATION GROWTH A CHALLENGE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS
7Qh ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO NOISE FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
785 INFLUENCE OF ATTITUOES TO SOURCE ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO NOISE
788 OUTOOOR RECREATION OEMANOS AND VALUES
801 FREE TIME ACTIVITIES AND THE QUALITY OF URBAN LIFE
81^ VARIATIONS IN PATTERNS OF LEISURE BEHAVIOR
815 THE ENVIRONMENT AS A DETERMINANT OF BEHAVIOR
826 SOCIAL ANO ATTITUDINAL VARIANTS HIGH LOW USE OUTOOOR RECREATION
828 FOREST-FIRE PREVENTION KNOWLEOGE ANO ATTITUDES
830 ELEMENTS OF MASS DEMAND FOR OUTOOOR RECREATION RESOURCES
831 HUMAN NEEDS AND HUMAN VALUES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
887 WATER POLICY AND ECONOMIC OPTIMIZING CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS
906 UNDESIRABLE BEHAVIOR IN FOREST CAMPGROUNDS
907 DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-LITTER BEHAVIOR IN A FOREST CAMPGROUND
908 THE EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF LITTERING
909 DEPRECIATIVE BEHAVIOR IN FOREST CAMPGROUNDS
910 VALUES BEHAVIOR AND CONFLICT IN MODERN CAMPING CULTURE
911 LITTERBAGS AN EVALUATION OF THEIR USE
913 REACTION TO AIRCRAFT NOISE
915 COMPARISON COMFORT CONDITIONS URBAN SUBURBAN ENVIRONMENTS
919 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY
9^3 THE CAMPUS TEACH-IN ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS 1970
961 RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENT
966 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE
967 NOISE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE
968 PHYSIOLOGICAL ANO PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
971 SCALE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF ATTITUDE TOWARD AESTHETIC VALUE
1003 EFFORT ANO INCENTIVE DETERMINANTS OF TRASH RECYCLING BEHAVIOR
1012 ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN AND LAKE TAHOE
101<* GARDENS ON HOUSING ESTATES USER ATTITUOES ANO BEHAVIOR
1028 USER PREFERENCES FOR OEVELOPEO-SITE CAMPING
1032 SCENERY ANO THE SENSE OF SIGHT
10^3 AGREEMENT AMONG OBSERVERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRACTIVENESS
1QM PUBLICS VIEW OUTOOOR ENVIRONMENT INTERPRETED BY MAGAZINE AO
1052 BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN GEOGRAPHY A SYMPOSIUM
105h OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES SUBJECTIVE PRIORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1060 APPRAISING THE OBJECTIVITY OF LANDSCAPE DIMENSIONS
595
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONT
1061 ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS

1062 THE ASSESSMENT OF PLACES
1063 THE COMPREHENSION OF THE EVERYDAY PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1064 DISCUSSION SESSION V COMMUNAL BEHAVIOR AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1066 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
1067 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITION AND PREFERENCES INTRODUCTION
1068 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL OECIS ION-MA KERS
1069 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
1073 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1075 PROSPECTS FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
1076 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN LANDSCAPE APPRAISAL
1078 TRANSPORTATION ANO THE PERSON
1079 FLUORIDATION THE OIFFUSION OF AN INNOVATION AMONG CITIES
1086 BELIEFS ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL A CONSISTENCY THEORY ANALYSIS
1087 DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES AIR POLLUTION AS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
1098 DEFINITIONAL MODEL PUBLIC PERCEPTION AIR POLLUTION
1119 ILLEGITIMACY IN THE UNITEO STATES 1920-1968
1141 EFFECTS OF THREATENING RUMOR ON DISASTER-STRICKEN COMMUNITY
1160 ATTITUDES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS TOMARO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
1175 UNWANTED PREGNANCIES COSTS AND ALTERNATIVES
1189 THE AMERICAN FAMILY IN RELATION TO OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE
1201 THE SEPARATION OF FACTS AND VALUES IN RESOURCE POLICY ANALYSIS
1202 COMMUNITY ATTITUOES TOWARO FLUORIDATION
1214 THE DECISION TO POLLUTE
1217 THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF ZERO POPULTAION GROWTH RATE U.S.
1220 AN ATTEMPT AT ASSESSING PREFERENCES FOR NATURAL LANDSCAPE
1227 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NATURAL RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES COLORADO
1239 PEOPLE AND AIR POLLUTION ATTITUDES IN BUFFALO NEW YORK
1240 IMAGES OF URBAN AREAS STRUCTURES PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS
1256 CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIOOLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1257 ECOLOGY ACTION THE ROOTS OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1261 REPORT COLLEGE STUDENTS ACTIVE IN ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
1263 STUOY OF ABORTION IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
1273 POTENTIAL ROLES LOCAL LEAOERS COMMUNICATION FIRE PREVENTION
1279 PUBLIC VALUES AND CONCERNS OF WASHINGTON RESIOENTS
1280 THE PUBLIC VALUE FOR POLLUTION CONTROL
1281 TOWAROS THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC VALUES
1284 FIELD STUDIES OF DISASTER BEHAVIOR AN INVENTORY
1285 THE ECOLOGICAL CONSCIENCE VALUES FOR SURVIVAL
1298 TROPICAL WEATHER AND ATTITUOE SURVEYS
1305 PURITY ANO DANGER ANALYSIS CONCEPTS OF POLLUTION AND TABOO
1315 GEOGRAPHIC SPACE PERCEPTION
1316 COGNITIVE MAPPING IMAGES OF MANS SPATIAL ENVIRONMENT
1324 POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS PSYCHOLOGY RECREATION MANAGEMENT
1325 PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION- ANO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
1326 DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERAL THEORY OF RECREATION BEHAVIOR
1327 BEHAVIORAL INTERPRETATION RECREATION ENGAGEMENTS PLANNING
596
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEDGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONT

1359 ECOLOGY OF THE FUNCTIONAL PSYCHOSES IN CHICAGO
1376 ORGANIZED BEHAVIOR IN OISASTER
1381 FACTORS IN COMMUNITY PERCEPTION OF WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS
1382 PREFERRED ENVIRONMENTS 'SPATIAL BEHAVIOR RURAL-URBAN TRANSITION
1388 LANDSCAPE WE SEE
1391 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF POLLUTION CONTROL
1392 THE RESPONSE OF MAN TO HIS ENVIRONMENT
1413 WISCONSIN WATERFOWL HUNTER ATTITUDES REGULATIONS MANAGEMENT
1427 PLAY ANO ITS THEORIES RE-EXAMINED
1428 TECHNIQUE INSTITUTIONS ANO AWARENESS
1431 CAMPGROUND USERS A COMPUTERIZED METHOO FOR SUMMARIZING
1433 DETERMINING THE IMPACT OF DEMANO ON THE VISUAL RESOURCE
1439 WILDERNESS AND BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
1441 FARMERS ATTITUOES CONFLICT SITUATION FARMER-HUNTER RELATIONS
1444 LANDSCAPE ECOSYSTEM ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
1445 BIRTH CONTROL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
1447 THE ECONOMICS OF HAVING CHILDREN
1452 ATTITUDES AND COMMUNICATIONS ABOUT WILDLIFE
1453 PUBLIC OPINION THE WOLF MEN TELEVISION DOCUMENTARY
1455 THE POLLS POLLUTION AND ITS COSTS
1461 BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENT USE OF SPACE ANIMALS AND MEN
1465 LEISURE ANO CAMPING SOCIAL MEANING OF FORM OF PUBLIC RECREATION
1490 ECOLOGICAL FACTORS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR
1492 FERTILITY MORTALITY TRENDS AMONG BLACKS IN THE UNITED STATES
1501 PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON POPULATION
_150_2_ THE_VALUE OF CHILDREN THEORY AND METHOO
1514 SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
1519 SOCIAL GROUPS PARTICIPATION SELECTED WATER ACTIVITIES
1523 LANDSCAPE EVALUATION A RESEARCH PROJECT IN EAST SUSSEX
1530 LANO USE IN CENTRAL BOSTON
1532 PATTERNS OF CHOICE AND THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
1533 SENTIMENT ANO SYMBOLISM AS ECOLOGICAL VARIABLES
1537 THEORETICAL METHODOLOGICAL PREDICTION FAMILY PLANNING 8EHAVI0R
1543 REGIONAL PLANNING DETERMINING THE PUBLIC INTEREST
1552 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL SYSTEMS WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
1553 URBAN TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR
1564 DISASTER AND AFTERMATH INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP BEHAVIOR
1566 CHILOREN-WITH-MATCHES FIRES ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST AREA
1567 EFFECT OF COLOR ON RECALL FIRE PREVENTION SIGNING
1568 FOREST FIRES AS ACCIDENTS EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPROACH
1569 LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN FIRE PREVENTION RESEARCH
1571 MOTORISTS KNOWLEOGE NO SMOKING ORDINANCE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
1572 BUTTE COUNTY KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDES FOREST FIRE PREVENTION
1573 SIGNING NO SMOKING ORDINANCE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
1574 STUDYING THE PEOPLE WHO CAUSE FOREST FIRES
1575 PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY NATURAL RESOURCES UTAH COUNTY UTAH
1576 CONSTRUCTION OF BEHAVIORAL SPACE
1627 NATURE ANO HUMAN NATURE MANS NEW IMAGE OF HIMSELF
1633 COMPARING ATTITUDES TOWARD WATER POLLUTION IN SYRACUSE
597
ATTITUDES, 8EHAVI0R, OPINIONS, MOTIVES, VALUES, PERCEPTIONS,
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEDGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUED
1635 THE CROWD MAYBE NOT SO MADDING AFTER ALL

1636 THE EFFECTS. OF CROWDING ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR 1
1637 POPULATION DENSITY AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND AGGRESSIVENESS
1638 POPULATION DENSITY JUVENILE DELINQUENCY MENTAL ILLNESS NEW YORK
1639 THE EFFECT OF CROWDING ON HUMAN TASK PERFORMANCE
1640 AMERICAN STUDIES OF FAMILY PLANNING AND FERTILITY
1642 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN RELIGIOUS DIFFERENTIALS IN FERTILITY
1664 RELATIONSHIP COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY INTERPERSONAL DIMENSION
1667 OLDER PERSONS IN. DISASTER
1669 THE NORC STUDIES OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN DISASTER
1670 CONVERGENCE BEHAVIOR IN DISASTERS PROBLEM SOCIAL CONTROL
1685 THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS A PRODUCT OF ENVIRONMENT
1697 THE U.S. PUBLIC LOOKS AT ITS ENVIRONMENT
1698 DOMESTIC PRIORITIES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS
1699 GALLUP SURVEY ON CONSERVATION
1700 MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM
1701 THE U.S. PUBLIC CONSIDERS ITS ENVIRONMENT
1703 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS
1705 CONSUMPTION OF URBAN HOUSEHOLD WATER IN NORTHERN UTAH
1708 CHARACTERISTICS OF NEVADA HUNTERS
1718 GEOGRAPHY SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY A PLEA FOR COORDINATION
1725 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS CONSERVATION ATTITUDES EDUCATION
1729 THE ECOLOGY MOVEMENT AND REVOLUTIONARY SYSTEM CHANGE
1733 MANY CONCERNED FEW COMMITTED QUESTIONNAIRE FINDINGS
1734 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON QUESTIONNAIRE FINOINGS
1735 YOU AND THE ECOLOGY MOVEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
1736 LEISURE TASTE ANO OCCUPATIONAL MILIEU
1742 PERCEPTION OF THE VISUAL WORLO
1743 NATURAL RESOURCES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
1744 PUBLIC RELATIONS IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1746 FACTORS AFFECTING OEMANO WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION
1763 SUBJECTIVE QUALITY OF LIFE
1765 CHANGING IDEAS OF THE HABITABLE WORLO
1774 ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES
1775 URBAN STRESS EXPERIMENTS ON NOISE AND SOCIAL STRESSORS
1780 DESIGN OF NEW LANOS ENVIRONMENTAL DISSATISFACTION NEW LANOSCAPE
1784 HUMAN BEHAVIOR 8 E FORE THE DISASTER BIBLIOGRAPHY
1785 A V O I O A N C £ R E S PON S E TO THE R ISK_ENV IRONMENT_
1786 SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL EXPERIMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
1788 NONUSE OF NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
1797 DIMENSIONS OF ATTITUOES TOWARO TECHNOLOGY
1803 ENVIRONMENT THE LAST FAD THE METAETHIC OF BAY AREA MEDIA
1805 ENVIRONMENTAL EXTRA-ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENTIAL PERCEPTION
1806 PERCEPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1807 CITY-SCENE CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM AS SEEN BY AREA RESIDENTS
1810 IDEOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL IRRATIONALITY
1813 ISSUES IN THE ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DELINQUENCY
1837 THE IOEOLOGY OF ANTI FLUORIDATION LEADERS
1839 BOATERS FISHERMEN HUNTERS WHAT AFFECTS PARTICIPATION WHAT WANT
1840 CAMPERS WHAT AFFECTS PARTICIPATION ANO WHAT 00 THEY WANT
598
1853 DETERMINING ELEMENTS OF SATISFACTION IN OUTOOOR RECREATION

185* FACTORS RELATED COMMUNICATION FOREST FIRE PREVENTION MESSAGES
1858 SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO ROAD TRAFFIC NOISE
1859 HOT AND CROWDED POPULATION DENSITY TEMPERATURE ON BEHAVIOR
1860 URBAN RACIAL VIOLENCE IN THE UNITED STATES
1873 POPULATION AND SITE CHARACTERISTICS IN FOREST RECREATION
1878 MILIEU ENVIRONMENT ANO BEHAVIOR
189*1 ACCEPTANCE OF INNOVATION PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
1896 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND THE PUBLIC PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
1897 WEATHER MODIFICATION AND THE DECISION PROCESS
1906 CULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION
1910 THE HIDDEN OIMENSION
1911 HUMAN NEEDS AND INHUMAN CITIES
1916 ANALYSIS FACTORS PROPERTY HOLDERS DECISION EMINENT DOMAIN
1936 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
19^7 RISING CONCERN ABOUT POLLUTION IN SOVIET UNION
1959 SEMANTIC ASPECTS OF ABORTION
1960 THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS
1969 THE PUBLICS VIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS WASHINGTON
1970 ATTITUDES AMERICAN PUBLIC TOWARD IMPROVEMENT ENVIRONMENT
1975 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION URBAN AREAS
1977 WORK AND LEISURE SITUATIONAL ATTITUDES
1978 CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIDDLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1986 THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPATIAL COGNITION A REVIEW
199* THE CRUCIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
2003 AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS REPORTEO BY CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
200* POPULATION SURVEYS IN AIR POLLUTION RESEARCH
2007 LEISURE AND LIFE-STYLE
2008 ATTITUDES WATER INFLUENTIALS OBSTACLES URBANIZED RIVER BASIN
2009 CONSTRUCTION OF TRUST EXPERIMENT IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
2012 OBTAINING ATTITUDES WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS METROPOLITAN REGION
2025 HUMAN ECOLOGY A THEORY OF COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
2030 BEHAVIOR SPACE ANO PERCEPTION SPACE A RECONNAISSANCE
203* NEEDS BY SOURCES OF SATISFACTION ANALYSIS HABITABILITY
20*2 DROUGHT IN AUSTRALIA A PROBLEM OF PERCEPTION
20*6 THE LAND ETHIC REALIZED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS
20*7 EFFECT WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL WELL-BEING QUALITY OF LIFE
20*8 MORAL NORMS THREATENED SANCTIONS AND LITTERING BEHAVIOR
20*9 ALTERNATIVES RESPONSIBILITY FOR A WATER POLLUTION PROBLEM
2050 THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ISSUES ATTITUOE RESEARCH WILDERNESS
2052 THE PUBLIC HAPPINESS '
2055 LATENT OEVIANCY AND SOCIAL INTERACTION DESTRUCTION RESOURCES .
2057 ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES
2075 APPRECIATIVE VERSUS CONSUMPTIVE USES OF WILOLIFE REFUGES
2076 CHALLENGING THE FOLKLORE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2079 MEMBERSHIP IN CONSERVATION GROUPS AND OUTOOOR CLUBS
2080 NO TO ATTITUDES TO EVALUAfE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2082 RECREATIONAL CLIENTELE ATTRIBUTES OF RECRE ATIONISTS
599

2085 WILDERNESS USERS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
2088 WILDERNESS USERS WHAT 00 THEY THINK
2089 USING PUBLIC INPUTS IN RESOURCE DECISION-MAKING
2090 A TYPOLOGY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION ACTIVITY PREFERENCES
2092 FORESTERS PERCEPTION WILDERNESS USER ATTITUDES PREFERENCES
2094 WILOERNESS MANAGERS WILOERNESS USERS PROBLEM OF PERCEPTION
2106 REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT HEREDITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS
2121 POPULATION AND POLITICS
2123 WATER QUALITY AND THE HAZARD TO HEALTH
2127 SPACE AND BEHAVIOR A SELECTED BI8LI0GAPHY
2139 THE IMPACT OF A WATER AGENCYS IMAGE
21*0 FAMILIES IN DISASTER
2149 MANS ADAPTATION TO TOTAL ENVIRONMENT RELATION TO ILLNESS
2181 CHANGING CONCEPT OF THE COMMUNITY
2187 PERSONALITY MOTIVATION EDUCATION NEEDED PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY
2204 QUALITY OF LIFE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL INDICATOR
2205 TOWARD A QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2217 THE SHADOW OF THE DAM
2227 ALIENATION ANO MATERIAL CHANGE FLOOD CONTROL RESERVOIRS
2231 THE ECOLOGY OF HUMAN INTELLIGENCE
2242 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS RESIDENTS IOWA RIVER BASIN
2253 GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT ANO JAPANESE CHARACTER
2268 NATURE ANO THE AMERICAN THREE CENTURIES OF CHANGING ATTITUDES
2269 EFFECTS GROUP DENSITY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN HUMANS
2270 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF GROUP OENSITY ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
2275 PLANNING WITH CITIZENS TWO STYLES
2277 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS
2309 HUMAN ADJUSTMENT TO CYCLONE HAZARDS CHAR JABBAR
2338 FLOOD PLAIN AS A RESIDENTIAL CHOICE MANAGEMENT POLICY
2342 PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WARNINGS
231*3 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF PAWTUCKAWAY STATE PARK II-USERS
2358 VACATIONER CHARACTERISTICS RECREATION INTERESTS WISCONSIN
237** CITIZEN COMPLAINTS OF AIR POLLUTION IN NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
2376 PERSONAL ANO SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT TO RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT
2385 HUMAN FACTORS IN WOODS BURNING NATIONAL FOREST LOUISIANA
2392 ATTITUDES ABORTION U.S. 1970 AND TREND SINCE 1965
2397 BEHAVIORAL SIDE OF AIR POLLUTION PAIN THRESHOLDS FOR SMOG
2398 ANNOYANCE REACTIONS EXTERNAL FACTORS DIFFERENT GROUPS
2399 INFLUENCE OF ATTITUDES TO SOURCE ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO NOISE
2400 ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO TRAFFIC NOISE
2401 RELATION ANNOYANCE REACTIONS ATTITUDE TO SOURCE OF ANNOYANCE
2420 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN NEW YORK STATE PROJECTIONS 1970-1985
2425 DIMENSIONS OF VISUAL ENVIRONMENT METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
2426 CHALLENGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY A NEW FUNCTIONALISM
2427 PREFERENCE AND THE VISUAL ENVIRONMENT COMPLEXITY ALTERNATIVES
2432 ATTITUDES LANO OPERATORS GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION PROGRAM
2435 DEVELOPMENT OF USABLE LEXICON OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTORS
600
2436 ALLOCATION WATER RESOURCES RECREATIONAL ANO MUNICIPAL USE

2437 HAZARD AND CHOICE PERCEPTION IN FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2438 HUMAN ADJUSTMENT OF EARTHQUAKE HAZARO
2U40 PERCEPTUAL REGIONS REGIONAL PERCEPTION FLOOD-PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2442 STIMULUS AND SYMBOL THE VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
2444 MANS RESPONSE TO THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
2445 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
2446 ASPIRATIONS AND AFFLUENCE
2449 THE FOREST RANGER A STUOY.IN ADMINISTRATIVE 8EHAVI0R
2459 THE FUTURE STATUS OF WOMEN IN AMERICA
2486 SIGNIFICANCE OF MULTIPLE-GROUP MEMBERSHIP IN DISASTER
2487 PROBLEMS OF PERCEPTION IN EXTREME SITUATIONS
2490 SOCIOECONOMIC VARIABLES RELATED TO CAMPSITE USE
2498 SCIENCE AND FLUORIDATION AN ATTITUDE STUDY
2499 FERTILITY TRENDS ANO DIFFERENTIALS IN THE UNITED STATES
25D3 SOCIOECONOMIC DIFFERENCES IN MORTALITY UNITED STATES
2505 LIFE-SPAN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
2506 ON MAN IN HIS ENVIRONMENT
2507 PLAYING AT ALIENATION
250 8" RECREATION AS SOCIAL ACTION
2515 HUNTING IN WISCONSIN INFLUENCED BY SOCIAL CLASS ANO RESIOENCE
2517 WISCONSIN LAKESHORE PROPERTY OWNERS LAKE PROBLEMS
2520 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF ECOLOGY
2561 EFFECTS MASS MEDIA ATTITUOES TOWARD CHANGE EASTERN KENTUCKY
2562 EFFECTS MASS MEDIA ATTITUDES RESERVOIR LOW INCOME KENTUCKY
2579 SOCIAL INDICATORS FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2584 ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS POLLUTION FARMERS URBAN RESIDENT
2610 AWARENESS OF WATER CONSUMPTION BY SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS
2615 OVERCROWDING HUMAN RESPONSES TO DENSITY ANO VISUAL EXPOSURE
2619 BEHAVIOR BELIEFS RECENT VOLCANIC ERUPTION KAPOCHO HAWAII
2620 HUMAN BEHAVIOR DURING THE TSUNAMI OF MAY 1960
2622 BLACK YOUTHS VIEW THEIR ENVIRONMENT NEIGHBORHOOD MAPS
2643 TRENDS IN CAMPING PARTICIPATION
2657 CONSUMER ENVIRONMENTS AND LIFE STYLES OF THE SEVENTIES
2662 CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT THE TRAINING OF CRITICAL AWARENESS
2671 INTERACTIONS OF TROPICAL ENVIRONMENTS ANO HUMAN PERFORMANCE
2672 ROLE OF ATTITUOE IN RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
2673 THE SOCIAL DEFINITION OF OUTOOOR RECREATIONAL PLACES
2675 URBAN NEIGHBOURHOOD AS A SOCIO-SPATIAL SCHEMA
2703 THE SKIER HIS CHARACTERISTICS AND PREFERENCES
2712 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
2720 A JOINT-SPACE ANALYSIS OF PREFERENCES AND UNDERLYING TRAITS
2721 PROBLEMS OF SCALING PEOPLES ATTITUDES TOWARD NATURAL EVENTS
2722 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND GEOGRAPHIC SPACE PERCEPTION
2728 BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH IN OUTDOOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT
2729 FACTORS INFLUENCING CAMPGROUND USE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST
2730 SPATIAL ANALYSIS AUTO-CAMPING SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST
2732 A STUDY OF RESIDENTIAL WATER USE
2736 SOCIO-ECONOMIC PATTERNS OUTDOOR RECREATION USE NEAR URBAN AREAS
601
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUE!
CONFLICT OF BURIOANS ASS SOME DILEMMAS OF AFFLUENCE

SURFEIT OF ATTRACTIVE INFORMATION INPUTS
RESPONSE TO THE ROAOSIOE ENVIRONMENT
STAPOL POLICY VALUES TECHNOLOGY QUALITY OF LIFE
FOREST LANDSCAPE DESCRIPTION AND INVENTORIES
VISUAL LANDSCAPE UNITS OF THE LAKE TAHOE REGION
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MAINE SPORTSMEN
CASUALTIES AND BEHAVIOR OF POPULATIONS OURING EARTHQUAKES
RESEARCHING THE EFFECTS OF CROWDING ON HUMANS
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORE
RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT NEXUS PERSONAL INTERACTIONS
AIR POLLUTION AND THE PUBLIC WILL
AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD THE CONQUEST OF NATURE
ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
ASSUMPTIONS BEHIND THE PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARO THE ENVIRONMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
ENV I RONMENTAL A SSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF BOSTON
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CASE STUOY CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS
2795 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUOY OF COLUMBUS OHIO
2796 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF NEW YORK CITY
2797 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIOR
2798 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION PROJECT
2803 NOT EVERY PROSPECT PLEASES OUR CRITERION OF SCENIC BEAUTY
28Q<» RECREATION HABITS AND VALUES IMPLICATIONS FOR LANDSCAPE QUALITY
2805 ENVIRONMENTAL STRUCTURES SEMANTIC AND EXPERIENTIAL COMPONENTS
2806 MILIEU AND OBSERVER DIFFERENCES IN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS
2807 THE NATURE OF PERCEIVED AND IMAGINED ENVIRONMENTS
2808 PUBLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
2810 RECYCLING REFUSE ATTITUDE AND REPETITIVE BEHAVIOR
2811 DISTANCE CONCEPTS OF URBAN RESIDENTS
2815 HIKERS AND OTHER TRAIL USERS
2818 RECREATIONAL USE OF THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR AREA
2819 USER CONCEPTS OF WILDERNESS IMPLICATIONS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
2820 USER EVALUATION OF CAMPGROUNOS ON TWO MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS
2821 WILDERNESS PERCEPTION AND USE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA
2822 SURVEY SAMPLING WILDERNESS VISITORS
2825 FORCED MIGRATION ATTITUDES AND PROSPECTS
2826 IMPACT RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION RESIDENTIAL PLANS KENTUCKY OHIO
2832 ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTABILITY
2833 THE IMAGE OF THE CITY
283<» NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT TEST
2835 PUBLIC AWARENESS ANO CITIZEN RESPONSIBILITY
2857 LITTERING BEHAVIOR IN THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA
2860 THE GROGRAPHY OF PATHOLOGY
2866 PUBLIC RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
2867 THE AMERICAN CONCERN WITH ENVIRONMENT
2868 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL VALUE CHARACTERISTICS CONSERVATIONISTS
2869 A COMMENT CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIODLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
288*» VALUES PROCESS AND FORM
2890. THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT
2891 THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY SHORT FORM
602
2892 MANUAL FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY

2894 A STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE STYLES
2897 METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN A SURVEY OF AIRCRAFT NOISE ANNOYANCE
2898 POPULATION DENSITY ANO INDICES OF COMMUNITY NOISE ANNOYANCE
2932 RURAL MALE RESIOENTS PARTICIPATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
2967 OUTDOOR RECREATION BEHAVIOR PLANNING RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
2968 OUTDOOR RECREATION BEHAVIOR IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
2980 SCENERY EVALUATION AND LANOSCAPE PERCEPTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
2985 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS OF ORIENTATIONS TOWARO PRIVACY
2986 ORIENTATIONS TOWARO PRIVACY ENVIONMENTAL AND PERSONALITY
2987 PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF ORIENTATIONS TOWARO PRIVACY
3010 SELECTION OF ITEMS FOR AN AIR POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE TEST
3015 GROWTH OF LANOSCAPE CONSCIOUSNESS
3026 PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWAROS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION ISSUES
3033 PUBLIC OPINION AND PLANNED CHANGES IN SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
3034 SOCIOLOGY BIOLOGY ANO THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3035 AIR POLLUTION AS A SOCIO-ENVIRONMENT AL HEALTH PROBLEM
3045 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MUNICIPALITIES INOUSTRY ANO INDIVIDUAL
3061 RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES ANO CHOICE
3063 TEENAGE CHILDBEARING MEOICAL ASPECTS IMPLICATIONS POPULATION
3065 THE ROLE OF PERCEPTION IN THE RECREATION EXPERIENCE
3077 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE URBAN CRISIS
3082 THE CHARISMATIC AND THE PLAYFUL IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
3084 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS CHANGE-OVER URBAN LONGRANGE PLAN
3087 AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES
3095 QUALITY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION EVIDENCED BY USER SATISFACTION
3105 ALLOCATION OF PRIORITIES TO URBAN ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3109 PLANS AND THE STRUCTURE OF BEHAVIOR
3124 THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IN DISASTER AND AFTER
3135 PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3136 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF WATER MANAGEMENT PARADIGM AND CASE STUDY
3151 OIL IN SANTA BARBARA AND POWER IN AMERICA
3152 OIL IN THE VELVET PLAYGROUND
3156 HUNTER ATTITUDES MICHIGAN ANTLERLESS DEER HUNTING POLICY
3158 PUBLIC GOODS AND PRIVATE STATUS
3159 THE 8I0S0CIAL NATURE OF MAN
3163 BEFORE THE WIND STUOY OF RESPONSE TO HURRICANE CARLA
3181 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS PREDICTIONS
3187 FAMILY LIFE STYLES CHILOBEARING INFLUENCE FEDERAL ACTIVITIES
3192 RECREATION ANO PERSONALITY
603
3196 PARTICIPATION IN OUTO'OQR RECREATION AMERICAN ADULTS

3204 THE HIGHWAY AND THE CITY ESSAYS
3213 AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
321*1 PUBLIC CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3227 THE EFFECTS OF OENSITY ON SOCIALITY AND HEALTH IN MAMMALS
3240 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE FORCED RELOCATION WATERSHEO
3252 ENVIRONMENT AND AMERICANS THE PROBLEM OF PRIORITIES
3256 RIVERS AND AMERICANS CENTURY OF CONFLICTING PRIORITIES
3260 WILDERNESS AND THE AMERICAN MIND
3269 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
3277 CONFERENCE ON WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND PUBLIC OPINION
3286 BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES UNCONTROLLABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE NOISE
3293 IN DEFENSE OF PEOPLE ECOLOGY AND THE SEDUCTION OF RADICALISM
329«i EVALUATING SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO THE RECREATION ENVIRONMENT
3344 RAPIO GROWTH AS A DESTABILIZING FORCE
3350 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT FERTILITY AND FEMALE LABOR MARKET
3361 PUBLIC OPINION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY A REAPPRAISAL
3365 MAPPING THE CITY ENVIRONMENTAL COGNITION OF URBAN RESIDENTS
3388 OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTICIPATION DISTANCES EXPENDITURES
3406 THE CHILD IN THE CITY URBANITY ANO THE URBAN SCENE
3407 ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY CRISIS ANO GROUP EMERGENCE
3408 PERCEPTION OF PAST DROUGHTS IN TICUL YUCATAN MEXICO
3422 STRATEGIES FOR RADICAL SOCIAL CHANGE ECOLOGICAL THEORY OF VALUE
3442 THE CHILO ANO HIS FAMILY IN DISASTER
3448 MOTIVATIONS PERCEPTIONS BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA USERS
3449 TOWARD AN EXPLANATORY MODEL OF OUTDOOR RECREATION PREFERENCE
3450 MODELING PREDICTING RESPONSE VISUAL RECREATION ENVIRONMENT
3461 ATTITUOES WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA
3464 LEISURE THE BASIS OF CULTURE
3477 PERCEPTION ANO CHANGE PROJECTIONS FOR SURVIVAL
3493 PEOPLE OF PLENTY ECONOMIC ABUNDANCE AND THE AMERICAN CHARACTER
3495 POLLUTION AND THE PUBLIC
3514 VALUES AND CONCEPTS IN CONSERVATION
3517 DRIVING FOR PLEASURE
3522 THEORETICAL ISSUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3523 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY MAN ANO HIS PHYSICAL SETTING
3524 FREEDOM OF CHOICE AND BEHAVIOR IN A PHYSICAL SETTING
3525 THE INFLUENCE OF TME PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT ON BEHAVIOR
3530 WHO LITTERS AND WHY
3534 FORM AND DIVERSITY IN HUMAN HABITATS
3536 IMAGES OF WITHDRAWAL BEHAVIOR IN OISASTERS
3538 THE ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF MENTAL DISORDERS
3546 ANALYSIS OF LANDSCAPE CHARACTERISTICS RELEVANT TO PREFERENCE
3547 SOME EXPERIMENTS IN QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT LANDSCAPE QUALITY
3556 THE DESIGN PROFESSIONS AND THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
3559- THE PERCEPTION OF URBAN COMPLEXITY
3560 COMPLEXITY ANO AMBIGUITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
604
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUEO

3586 BEHAVIORAL CONSE QUENCES_LJNCOJiT R0LLA8LE J\NO_UN PREDICT ABLE NOISE
3596 POPULATION RESEARCH ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3597 VALUES ANO THE FUTURE THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
3598 OIRECTORY OF BEHAVIOR ANO ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
3599 A NATIONAL STUDY OF ROADSIDE LITTER
3615 DILEMMAS OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR VIS-A-VIS ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3618 SELF-INTEREST ANO POLLUTION CONTROL
3629 CONSEQUENCES OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE ROLES STATUS OF WOMEN
3639 RECENT TRENDS IN POPULATION ATTITUDES
3645 EXPLORATIONS IN PSYCHOCULTURAL BIOCLIMATOLOGY
3652 SOCIAL CHANGE AS MEASURED BY TIME BUDGETS
3653 PERCEPTUAL MAPS OF THE WORLD
3654 PUBLIC AWARENESS ATTITUOES INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3665 ATTITUOES AND KNOWLEDGE ON THE TOPEKA FLOOD PLAIN
3675 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY A BUCKET OF WORMS
3688 SOCIAL EFFECTS OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
3691 THE CLIMATE OF LIBERIA AND ITS EFFECT ON MAN
3693 FAVORABLE ATTITUOES TOWARD WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
3717 THE SCALING OF LOCATIONAL PREFERENCES
3735 WANTED ANO UNWANTED FERTILITY U.S. 1965-1970
3736 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
3737 PERCEPTION OF DROUGHT HAZARD ON THE GREAT PLAINS
3738 PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENT
3739 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY TUCSON ARIZONA
3740 BIO-PSYCHOSOCIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON MAN
3746 THE SIERRA CLUB A SOCIOLOGICAL PORTRAIT
3751 OPINION ANO CONCERN ABOUT AIR POLLUTION ON STATEN ISLANO
3752 ROLE OF BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
3756 CHEVRON WITH F-310 EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERTISING
3757 MASS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
3764 BEHAVIORAL MAPPING ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES RESIDENTIAL SETTING
3766 RESIDENTIAL LIVA8ILITY USER ATTITUDE TOWARDS RESIDENTIAL
3774 REMOVAL OF FAMILIES FROM TVA RESERVOIR AREAS
3775 FUNCTIONS RECREATION FOR INDIVIDUAL IN THE FUTURE
3789 EIGHT SUBJECTIVE INDICATORS OF QUALITY OF LIFE
3790 METHODOLOGY FOR CONSTRUCTION ATTITUDE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
3802 ON THE ECOLOGY OF MICROMOTIVES
3806 OUTOOOR RECREATION VALUES IN THE PUBLIC DECISION PROCESS
3807 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS NATURAL HAZARDS ADJUSTMENT LONOON ONTARIO
3808 SOME THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF ATTITUDES ANO PERCEPTION
3822 BACK TO NATURE THE ARCADIAN MYTH IN URBAN AMERICA
3823 OENSITY DELINQUENCY AND CRIME IN HONOLULU
3824 OENSITY HEALTH ANO SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION
3825 IMPLICATIONS QF OENSITY IN HONG KONG
3831 FISH ANO WILDLIFE RELATED TO OTHER RESOURCES AND VALUES
3840 EVERYBODYS ECOLOGY PLEASURE ANO PERCEPTION IN THE OUT-OF-DOORS
605

3875 STUDENT ACTIVISM ON ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3876 BEHAVIOR AND THE ENVIRONMENT
3897 STATUS. OF RESEARCH ON THE REGULATION OF FERTILITY
3901 ECOLOGY AND THE SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY
3902 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CONTEXT FOR STUDY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR
3903 ACCIDENTS POLICE INCIOENTS AND WEATHER FORT WORTH TEXAS
3913 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS ATTITUDES ENGINEERS PUBLIC HEALTH
3918 PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUOES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3920 HUMAN RESPONSE TO WEATHER AND CLIMATE GEOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTION
3922 PERCEPTION OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS
3924 PREFERENCES FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION FACILITIES FOUR STATE PARKS
3925 NATURAL LANDSCAPE PREFERENCES A PREDICTIVE MODEL
3927 QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE VALUES RECREATION PARTICIPATION
3928 OUTDOOR RECREATION USE
3935 ATTITUOES WATER POLLUTION A8ATEMENT MASSACHUSETTS
3940 ENVIRONMENTALISM ANO VALUES
3943 FIELD SURVEY WYOCENA TOWNSHIP RESPONSE TO SANITARY LANDFILL
3959 AOAPTIVE STRATEGIES A BASIC PROBLEM IN HUMAN BIOLOGY
3971 CITIZEN ATTITUDES TOWARD THE ENVIRONMENT
3976 PUBLIC ATTITUOES TOWARD POPULATION ANO POLLUTION
3981 THE TORNADO THREAT COPING STYLES OF THE NORTH ANO SOUTH
3987 BEHAVIOR IN A CATASTROPHIC SITUATION
4011 CHANGING PUBLIC OPINION PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
4020 ENVIRONMENTAL OEGREOATION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
4030 CONFERENCE ECOLOGY OF HUMAN LIVING ENVIRONMENTS
4039 PARTICIPATION PATTERNS ATTITUOES HUNTERS FISHERMEN PENNSYLVANIA
4048 DESIGN AWARENESS
4049 PERSONAL SPACE THE BEHAVIORAL BASIS OF DESIGN
4050 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION AND ADAPTATION LEVEL IN THE ARTIC
4051 EQUIVALENCE ANO DISTORTION OF THE PERCEPTUAL ENVIRONMENT
4052 PERSONALITY AND BEHAVIOR IN ENVIRONMENT
4053 VARIABLE VALUES IN SPACE AND LANDSCAPE
4058 TIME BUDGETS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
4065 OCCUPATION RECREATION PHASIC COMMUTATION R.I. SPORT FISHERMEN
4067 SOCIAL STATUS ATTITUOES WATER POLLUTION AND SUPPLY
4068 EMOTIONAL STATES ENVIRONMENTAL INVOLVEMENT SPORT FISHING
4090 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR BIBLIOGRAPHY
4106 MEASUREMENTS PUBLIC OPINION ESTABLISH AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
4108 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS CLARIFICATIONS FROM ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL
4110 THE RATIONALITY OF OPINIONS ON A CONTROVERSY IN CONSERVATION
4117 PERCEPTIONS ASPIRATIONS FRUSTRATIONS AND SATISFACTIONS
4119 PERCEPTION OF WILDERNESS RECREATION CARRYING CAPACITY
4128 ON THE MEASUREMENT OF MENTAL MAPS
4130 COGNITIVE REPRESENTATION OF MANS SPATIAL ENVIRONMENT
4146. MEANING ANO THE CONGRUENCE OF URBAN FORM ANO ACTIVITY
4153 A COMMUNITYS REACTION TO NOISE CAN IT BE FORECAST
606
COGNITIONS, KNOWLEOGE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY CONTINUED

4188 MALE SEX-ROLE AND RESPONSE TO A COMMUNITY PROBLEM
4189 WEATHER MODIFICATION AS AN UNCERTAIN INNOVATION
4195 THE DYNAMICS OF 8EHAVI0R-C0NTINGENT PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
4201 THE ORGANIZATION OF SPATIAL STIMULI
4204 URBAN OESIGN LEARNING THEORY ANO BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
4206 CONTRACEPTION AND CATHOLICISM IN LATIN AMERICA
4216 PUBLIC RESPONSE TO AIR POLLUTION
4217 RESPONSE TO AIR POLLUTION
4222 THE ENVIRONMENT WE SEE
4238 CANOE COUNTRY VACATIONERS
4241 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF FEOERAL RESOURCE PROGRAMS OBJECTIVES VALUES
4247 ENVIRONMENT RACE ANO MIGRATION
4263 THE RICH AND THE POOR-ECONOMICS OF RISING EXPECTATIONS
4266 PERCEPTUAL ANO COGNITIVE ATTRIBUTES OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
4273 DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS-CONTROVERSY OVER POPULATION CONTROL
4290 ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC OPINION
4306 THEORIES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR TO USE PATTERNS RECREATIONAL COMPLEX
4309 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY HOW UNIVERSAL IS PUBLIC CONCERN
4318 WHAT 00 PEOPLE REALLY KNOW ABOUT POLLUTION
4327 PUBLIC OPINION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
4329 ATTITUDES TOWARD ENVIRONMENT THEMES AND APPROACHES
4330 DISCREPANCIES ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE BEHAVIOUR EUROPE ANO CHINA
4331 HYOROLOGIC CYCLE ANO WISDOM OF GOD THEME IN GEOTELEOLOGY
4332 MAN AND NATURE
4333 MAN ANO NATURE AN ECLECTIC REAOING
4334 OUR TREATMENT OF ENVIRONMENT IDEAL AND ACTUALITY
4342 TENACITY OF VALUE COMMITMENT FOREST SERVICE ANO OLYMPIC PARK
4353 INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION ACTIVITIES RECREATION SITES AREAS
4362 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANO PSYCHOLOGY IN ARID CONDITIONS
4400 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR A REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
4439 POLLUTION ITS IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH
4446 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
4481 THE QUALITY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION USER SATISFACTION
4483 WILDERNESS ANO RECREATION
4519 REALITY AND THE PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
4521 VALUE MEASUREMENT AND VISUAL FACTORS IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT
4526 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AS VIEWEO BY FARM AND CITY RESIDENTS
4542 SEMANTIC SCALE FOR DESCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
4543 CONFERENCE ON WATER RESOURCES PLANNING ANO PUBLIC OPINION
4555 HOPEFUL MASTERY OVER NATURE
4564 MASS MEDIA SOURCES PUBLIC AFFAIRS SCIENCE HEALTH KNOWLEOGE
4586 TORNADO IN WORCESTER BEHAVIOR IN AN EXTREME SITUATION
4591 TOWARD CENTURY 21 TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY ANO HUMAN VALUES
4613 SCALING OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS WATER CONSERVATION
4615 SYMBOLIC AND EXPRESSIVE USES OF SPACE
607
4625 THE STATE OF THE NATION

4626 INFLUENCE OF POPULATION DENSITY ON CRIME
4627 PEOPLE ANO THEIR ENVIRONMENT
4632 ATTITUDE CHANGE TOWARD RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION
4651 APPROACHES TO VALUE CHOICES
4657 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN WATER PLANNING
4658 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ANO THE PUBLIC INTEREST
<»667 THE SOCIAL MEANING OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
4668 OUTDOOR RECREATION ANO FAMILY COHESIVENESS RESEARCH APPROACH
4675 DEMOGRAPHIC ANO SOCIAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION GROWTH
4685 INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT UPON RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
4697 FORMATION AND ROLE OF PUBLIC ATTITUOES
4699 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO FLOOOS GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
4714 ATTITUDES TOWARD WATER INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPLORATION
4731 PROCESSES WHICH MEDIATE BEHAVIOR-ENVIRONMENT CONGRUENCE
4732 UNOERMANNING THEORY ANO RESEARCH STUDY EXCESS HUMAN POPULATION^
4740 TOWARO BEHAVIORAL MOOEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
4742 CONCEPT OF SOCIAL WELL-BEING ACTION PROGRAMS WATER RESOURCES
4743 LOCAL ACTION ANO ACCEPTANCE OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4746 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
4747 GENERALIZED PARTICIPATION VOLUNTARY LEAOERS LOCAL WATERSHEO
4750 BEHAVIOR-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
4757 HUMAN FACTORS IN WARNING ANO RESPONSE SYSTEMS
4779 RESPONSE TO ROADSIDE ENVIRONMENT
4780 PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES IN JUDGMENTS OF ROAOSIDT QUALITY
4785 URBANISM AS A WAY OF LIFE
4795 SITUATIONAL ANTECEDENTS TO LEISURE BEHAVIOR
4799 BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE AND AOAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STIMULATION
4800 THE EMERGING DISCIPLINE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
4801 THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT PROBLEM FOR PSYCHOLOGY OF STIMULATION
4802 ENVIRONMENT AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PERSPECTIVES APPLICATIONS
4803 THE ENVIRONMENT AS EXPERIENCED BY THE MIGRANT
4804 THE MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTS
4805 LEISURE THE ELEMENT OF CHOICE
4818 FINDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONS NATIONAL PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY
4821 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF THE DECISION TO MIGRATE
4822 MIGRATION AS AN ADJUSTMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
4823 THE TRANSITIONS TO INTERDEPENDENCE IN LOCATIONAL OECISIONS
4839 CHILDREN IN SMALLTOWN AND LARGETOWN USA ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
4842 HUMAN NATURE IN GEOGRAPHY
4850 A CONCEPT OF PROPERTY
4863 MEASURING ATTITUDE TOWARO A COMMUNITY WATER ISSUE
4864 MEANING ATTRIBUTED TO A NATURAL RESOURCE
4871 NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY SATISFACTION NEW TOWNS SUBURBS
4872 SATISFACTION WITH NEIGHBORHOODS COMPATIBILITY DENSITY SITE
4877 SEXUALITY CONTRACEPTION PREGNANCY YOUNG UNWED FEMALES U.S.
4882 HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE PRINCIPLE OF LEAST EFFORT
4885 CROWDING AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
4888 EVALUATING THE VISUAL ANO CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
4890 RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES NONMETROPOLITAN AREAS
608
BUILT ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT INTERFACE, INCLUDING
URBAN ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS
18 LAND BEHIND BAGHDAD SETTLEMENT ON THE DIYALA PLAINS

19 THE URUK COUNTRYSIDE NATURAL SETTING OF URBAN SOCIETIES
56 PROBLEMS PURPOSES POLICIES NATIONAL STRATEGY URBANIZATION
57 THE SYSTEM OF I NTERMETROPOLIT AN POPULATION FLOWS
92 PLANNING FOR DIVERSITY ANO CHOICE POSSIBLE FUTURES
105 SOCIAL ASPECTS FLOODING URBANIZED EAST SALT LAKE COUNTY AREA
114 CITY DESIGNERS ANO THE PLURALISTIC CITY
115 NOTES ON URBAN PERCEPTION AND KNOWLEOGE
116 THE PLURAL ENVIRONMENT A CASE STUDY OF CITY DESIGN
117 STYLES AND METHOOS OF STRUCTURING A CITY
118 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
119 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
121 THE VIEW FROM THE ROAD
122 ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA FOR IDEAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
123 THE URBANIZATION OF THE EARTH
126 EDRA TWO PROCEEDINGS
135 CLIMATE AND ARCHITECTURE
140 THE EFFECTS OF URBAN GROWTH ON THE COUNTRYSIDE
159 POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
164 THE ZONING GAME MUNICIPAL PRACTICES ANO POLICIES
165 URBAN CLIMATE AIR POLLUTION AND PLANNING
170 NATURAL RESOURCE USE DEVELOPMENT WITH INCREASING URBANIZATION
171 URBAN POPULATION EXPANSION ANO PRESERVATION OF NATURE
173 METROPOLITAN FISCAL STRUCTURES AND DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION
238 LAND USE IN AMERICAN CITIES
239 URBAN LAND USES TYPICAL AMERICAN CITIES
246 SOME OBSERVATIONS ON SMALL-TOWN NOISE
270 URBAN SNOW HAZARD ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS
289 CITY HIERARCHIES AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SIZE
290 BEHAVIORAL COMPARISON OF URBAN AND SMALL TOWN ENVIRONMENT
292 ECOLOGY OF STRAY DOGS STUDY OF FREE-RANGING UR8AN ANIMALS
293 HUMAN RESPONSE TO PATTERNS OF URBAN DENSITY
309 BEHAVIOR ANO ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
331 APPLICATION AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TO URBAN RESEARCH AND STUDIES
338 LOCATION SIZE SHAPE OF CITIES ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
339 POPULATION GROWTH URBAN SYSTEMS OF UNITED STATES 1980-2000
3*»0 ALTERNATE EXPLANATIONS OF URBAN RANK-SIZE RELATIONSHIPS
369 MENTAL HYGIENE ASPECTS OF URBANIZATION AND NOISE
370 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS NOISE NUISANCE BLOCKS DWELLINGS
382 WATER FOR THE CITIES
383 GOOS OWN JUNKYARO PLANNED DETERIORATION AMERICAS LANOSCAPE
399 POPULATION GROWTH IN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
402 URBANISM IN THE UNITED STATES 1950
408 NOISE ENVIRONMENT OF URBAN AND SUBURBAN AREAS
412 NATURE IN THE URBAN LANDSCAPE REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
457 INDUSTRY AND THE COUNTRYSIDE
462 COMPREHENSIVE URBAN PLANNING BIBLIOGRAPHY RELATED MATERIALS
609
BUILT ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT INTERFACE, INCLUOING
URBAN ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS CONTINUED
463 OUTOOOR NOISE TRANSPORTATION AND CITY PLANNING

464 OUTOOOR NOISEANO THE METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT
470 URBANIZATION IN NEWLY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
496 INFLUENCE OF ITS GEOGRAPHY ON THE GROWTH OF LONOON
505 SELECTIVE ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON URBAN CLIMATES
529 URBAN PLANNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
541 THE CLIMATE OF THE CITY
577 THE GROWTH OF. THE CITY INTRODUCTION TO A RESEARCH PROJECT
590 BUS SERVICE INDEX CHANGING URBAN HINTERLANDS SOMERSET
595 SHORES OF MEGALOPOLIS OCCUPANCE ADJUSTMENT TO FLOOD HAZARO
599 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF COASTAL FLOOD HAZARD IN MEGALOPOLIS
S08 SOCIAL SPACE AND THE PLANNING OF RESIDENTIAL AREAS
637 ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
£63 INTERNATIONAL FUSION IN LANOSCAPE PLANNING
685 SOCIAL POLITICAL TRENDS AFFECTING FORESTRY PROGRAMS
688 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT AS AN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM
697 POPULATION DENSITY AND SOCIAL PATHOLOGY
723 ATTITUDES TO HOUSING A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON
726 URBANIZATION WATER POLLUTION ANO PUBLIC POLICY
744 METROPOLITAN INFLUENCE OF THE 168 STANDARO CENTRAL CITIES
746 ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS ANO THE URBAN DWELLER
749 RESIDENTIAL DESCRIPTIONS AND URBAN THREATS
750 ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH HUMAN STRESS IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING
797 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON URBAN CLIMATE
802 URBAN LAND USE PLANNING
818 COMMUNITY AND PRIVACY TOWARD A NEW ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM
829 CONTINUED METROPOLITANIZAT ION THE CHICAGO EXPERIENCE
930 MODERNIZING URBAN LAND POLICY
932 OPEN (UNCOVERED) SPACE AS A NEW URBAN RESOURCE
934 THE SCRAMBLED PATTERN OF SUBURBAN LAND CONVERSION
935 SUBURBAN LAND CONVERSION IN THE UNITEO STATES
942 CONGRESS AND URBAN- PROBLEMS A CASEBOOK ON LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
975 CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIPETAL FORCES IN URBAN GEOGRAPHY
1014 GARDENS ON HOUSING ESTATES USER ATTITUOES ANO BEHAVIOR
1019 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY BUILDING PRE-CONQUEST CENTRAL MEXICO
1042 LANO VALUES ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS RURAL-URBAN FRINGE
1046 STATE PLANNING ISSUES
1079 FLUORIDATION THE DIFFUSION OF AN INNOVATION AMONG CITIES
1085 STRATEGY AND TACTICS IN MUNICIPAL ZONING
1090 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
1092 POPULATION SUCCESSION IN CHICAGO 1898-1930
1123 THE FUTURE METROPOLIS
1125 WILDLIFE IN AN URBAN AREA
1127 COMPARATIVE URBAN RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION POLITICS OF CITIES
1138. CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LAND AIR WATER FOR MAN IN MEGALOPOLIS
1180 NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS AND URBAN RENEWAL
610
1184 URBANIZATION AND CHANGING LAND USES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1950-58

1193 ORIGIN ANO GROWTH OF URBANIZATION IN THE WORLD
1198 THE URBANIZATION OF THE HUMAN POPULATION
1203 METROPOLITAN DECISION PROCESSES AN ANALYSIS OF CASE STUOIES
1207 URBAN PUBLIC POLICY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LAKE ERIE
1228 PORT VALDEZ VICTIM OF PROGRESS OR MODEL FOR THE FUTURE
1240 IMAGES OF URBAN AREAS STRUCTURES PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS
1242 METROPOLITAN WATER INSTITUTIONS
1255 URBANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENT PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CITY
127*t CITY ANO REGION A GEOGRAPHICAL INTERPRETATION
1275 THE PROCESS OF URBANIZATION
1278 URBANIZATION OF LAND IN THE WESTERN STATES
1282 PREFERENCES FOR COMMUNITY LIVING IMPLICATIONS
1313 THE ECONOMICS OF URBAN SEWAGE DISPOSAL
1317 EKISTICS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
1318 ESKISTICS THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
1352 PATTERNS OF CITY GROWTH
1389 URBAN LANOSCAPE DESIGN
1390 OPEN SPACE CHOICES BEFORE CALIFORNIA
1399 LAND PEOPLE AND POLICY
1401 ECOLOGY ANO MANAGEMENT OF RURAL AND SUBURBAN LANOSCAPE
1417 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
1420 THE SCALE OF SETTLEMENTS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
1424 LEGAL ASPECTS OF RURAL-URBAN WATER USE CONFLICT
1456 THE GEOLOGIC ANO TOPOGRAPHIC SETTING OF CITIES
1457 LANOSCAPE IN DISTRESS
1468 SYMPOSIUM RESEARCH IN URBAN AREAS BIOLOGY URBAN AREAL RESEARCH
1487 REDOING AMERICA MAKE CITIES AND SUBURBS LIVABLE
1505 LANDSCAPE INTO CITYSCAPE
1509 NEIGHBORHOOD PROTEST OF AN URBAN HIGHWAY
1521 LOCATION URBAN FREEWAYS METHODS RESOLVING COMMUNITY CONFLICT
1528 ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN PLANNING FOR URBAN FRINGES
1530 LAND USE IN CENTRAL BOSTON
1535 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND NEW YORK CITY
1549 PRIMITIVE ARCHITECTURE AND CLIMATE
1550 LONOONS NATURAL HISTORY
1560 STUDY IN COMPARATIVE URBAN INDICATORS
1586 THE PLACE OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN DETERMINATION OF LAND USE
1590 URBAN DYNAMICS
1595 THE EXPLOOING METROPOLIS
1606 USE OF WEATHER INFORMATION IN DECISION MAKING URBAN SNOW HAZARD
1657 ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION AND ZONING IN AN URBAN AREA
1666 ALFRED WEBERS THEORY OF THE LOCATION OF INDUSTRIES
1740 URBANIZATION NATURAL RESOURCES STUDY ORGANIZATIONAL ECOLOGY
1741 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AN INTERNATIONAL STUOY
1745 NATURE IN THE URBAN LANOSCAPE A STUDY OF CITY ECOSYSTEMS
1756 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE THE ECOLOGY OF AN URBAN AREA
611
BUILT ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT INTERFACE, INCLUOING-
URBAN ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS CONT

1764 MAN CLIMATE ANO ARCHITECTURE
1775 URBAN STRESS EXPERIMENTS ON NOISE ANO SOCIAL STRESSORS
1787 MISMATCH JOBS LOW-INCOME PEOPLE IN METROPOLITAN AREAS
1789 URBAN ANO REGIONAL PLANNING ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1790 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN URBAN RENEWAL
1811 ECOLOGY ANO THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY A SYMPOSIUM
1812 COMMUNITAS MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD AND WAYS OF LIFE
1816 URBAN ENVIRONMENT NEW YORK CITY
1818 THE GREEN AREAS OF MEGALOPOLIS
1831 SYSTEMATIC METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN BIBLIOGRAPHY
1833 URBAN PLANNING ASPECTS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
1843 ECONOMIC ECOLOGY BASELINES FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT
1847 URBANISM RECONSIDERED
1864 THE CITY OF MAN A SOCIAL SYSTEMS RECKONING
1877 THE CITYS CHALLENGE IN RESOURCE USE
1878 MILIEU ENVIRONMENT ANO BEHAVIOR
1891 LAND-USE PLANNING A CASE BOOK ON USE MISUSE RE-USE URBAN LAND
1905 TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE METROPOLIS
1911 HUMAN NEEOS AND INHUMAN CITIES
1915 URBANIZATION ANO THE BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE
1922 NEW YORK NEW YORK OPEN SPACE IN URBAN OESIGN
1967 THE PRESSURE OF RESIDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL LAND USE
1975 ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION URBAN AREAS
2002 STUOY OF URBANIZATION
2011 THE MEGALOPOLIS OF THE GREAT LAKES
2019 THE APPROACH OF HUMAN ECOLOGY TO URBAN AREA RESEARCH
2020 CHANGING SHAPE OF METROPOLITAN AMERICA DECONCENTRAT ION
2021 COMMUNITY POWER ANO URBAN RENEWAL SUCCESS
2026 URBAN SOCIETY AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
2027 WORLD URBANIZATION TRENDS AND PROSPECTS
2040 PROBLEMS OF MEASUREMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS
2056 BUSINESS ANO THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
2110 THE METROPOLITAN SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
2133 A QUESTION OF PRIORITIES NEW STRATEGIES FOR OUR URBANIZED WORLD
2134 THE SQUEEZE CITIES WITHOUT SPACE
2165 URBAN SCALE AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2168 URBANIZATION IN THE ARID LANDS
2169 THE CHALLENGE OF AMERICAS METROPOLITAN POPULATION OUTLOOK
2198 REDUCED POPULATION GROWTH AND THE PROBLEMS OF URBAN AREAS
2212 GARDEN CITIES OF TOMORROW
2216 REMOTE SENSING OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
2223 FORCES OF URBAN CENTRALIZATION AND DE-CENTRALIZATION
2234 NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS MODELS IN DECISION MAKING
2279 EFFECT OF WAR DESTRUCTION UPON THE ECOLOGY OF CITIES
2297 SOME PROBLEMS IN CITY PLANNING
612
2305 METROPOLITAN SITE SELECTION

2324 SPATIAL DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
2336 DIGITAL COMPUTER ESTIMATE EFFECTS URBAN DEVELOPMENT FLOOD PEAKS
2337 PEACHTREE CREEK WATERSHED URBAN FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT
2382 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT ANO THE MOTOR VEHICLE
2391 PROJECTIONS ON HOUSING DEMAND TO THE YEAR 2000
2406 ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF URBAN ROAO TRAFFIC
2450 ECONOMIC STRUCTURAL INTERRELATIONS OF METROPOLITAN REGIONS
2451 ECONOMIC BASE STRUCTURE URBAN-METROPOLITAN REGION
2462 WHAT URBAN BUILDING OOES TO SOIL ANO WATER
2463 METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND RIVER BASIN PLANNING
2474 URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES AT U.S. UNIVERSITIES
2501 DIFFERENTIATION IN METROPOLITAN AREAS
2556 INVESTIGATION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS RESIDENTIAL STREET TREES
2584 ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS POLLUTION FARMERS URBAN RESIOENT
2613 LAND OF URBAN PROMISE SEARCH FOR SPACE IN URBANIZED NORTHEAST
2617 CRIME RATE VERSUS POPULATION DENSITY IN UNITED STATES CITIES
2622 BLACK YOUTHS VIEW THEIR ENVIRONMENT NEIGHBORHOOD MAPS
2632 CLIMATE ANO PLANNING OF SETTLEMENTS
2637 EVALUATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY
2638 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
2647 MANAGING WOODLAND AND WILDLIFE HABITATS IN ANO NEAR CITIES
2675 URBAN NEIGHBOURHOOD AS A SOCIO- SPATIAL SCHEMA
2704 CHANGING SIZES FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF URBAN AREAS
2718 SPATIAL EXTERNALITIES IN URBAN PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
2749 STEWARDSHIP THE LAND THE LANDOWNERS THE METROPOLIS
2752 TREES ANO FORESTS IN AN URBANIZING ENVIRONMENT
2757 EKISTICS THE FUTURE PATTERN OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
2763 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING
2771 RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT NEXUS PERSONAL INTERACTIONS
2772 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION URBAN RENEWAL
2811 DISTANCE CONCEPTS OF UR8AN RESIDENTS
2828 WATER AIR POLLUTION COMPONENTS URBAN ENVIRONMENT VICTORIA
2831 THE CITY AS ENVIRONMENT
2832 ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTABILITY
2833 THE IMAGE OF THE CITY
2858 CREATING THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
2879 DESIGN WITH NATURE
2881 AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
2882 THE PLACE OF NATURE IN THE CITY OF MAN
2883 THE PLIGHT
2884 VALUES PROCESS ANO FORM
2903 THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
2915 CYBERNETIC GENERAL APPROACHES TO URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH
2929 LAND USE AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
2951 CONTROLLING PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS
2952 GREEN BELTS ANO URBAN GROWTH ENGLISH TOWN COUNTRY PLANNING
613
2953 MANAGING OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT CASES TEXT ANO PROBLEMS

2959 THE NEW ENVIRONMENTALISM
2965 METROPOLITAN GROWTH ANO GOVERNMENTAL FRAGMENTATION
2970 CONSEQUENCES OF RESIDENTIAL DENSITY FOR URBAN LIFE
2977 ECOSYSTEMS SOCIETIES AND CITIES
2990 ENVIRONMENT HOUSING ANO HEALTH
2998 ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN SATELLITE RURAL AREAS
3022 GEOGRAPHY AND URBANISM
30*6 A COMMUNICATIONS THEORY OF URBAN GROWTH
30*8 FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR THE CITY A RESEARCH PROSPECTUS
3051 MEGALOPOLIS FORMATION IN THE MIDWEST
3053 RESOURCE-CONSERVING CITIES ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF METROPOLIS
305* RESOURCE-CONSERVING CITIES SPACE AND TIME CONSUMPTION
3056 TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES AND URBANISM THE LONG VIEW
3061 RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES AND CHOICE
308* SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS CHANGE-OVER URBAN LONGRANGE PLAN
3088 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH
3090 POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR THE OESIGNERS PARADISE
3091 BIBLIOGRAPHY SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE URBAN PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
3118 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF CITY SIZES
31*1 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH ANO PRACTICE
31*9 MATRIX OF MAN HISTORY OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3162 EMERGING METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN ANO PLANNING
3170 THE WOODLANDS THEIR USES AND WILDLIFE
3171 DAMS ANO OTHER DISASTERS ARMY CORPS ENGINEERS IN CIVIL WORKS
318* POPULATION MOVEMENTS AND SHAPE OF UR8AN GROWTH
3185 POPULATION MOVEMENTS PUBLIC PRIVATE INTERESTS CONFLICT
3203 FROM THE GROUND UP ARCHITECTURE HOUSING HIGHWAY CIVIC OESIGN
320* THE HIGHWAY ANO THE CITY ESSAYS
3206 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF URBANIZATION
3208 TECHNICS AND CIVILIZATION
3209 THE URBAN PROSPECT ESSAYS
3225 GROWTH CENTER POPULATION REDISTRIBUTION 1980-2000
3285 SPREAD OF AN ARTIFICIAL LANOSCAPE OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3295 SURVIVAL THROUGH OESIGN
3331 PEOPLE TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND THE URBAN SCENE AN OVERVIEW II
33*1 DESIGN WITH CLIMATE BIOCLIMATIC APPROACH
33*2 LANOSCAPE INTO CITYSCAPE
3353 TRENDS IN LAW OTHER INSTITUTIONS NURTURE OF DIVERSE HABITATS
3363 DIFFERENTIAL COGNITION OF URBAN RESIDENTS
3365 MAPPING THE CITY ENVIRONMENTAL COGNITION OF URBAN RESIOENTS
3370 GREEN-BELT CITIES
3380 URBANIZATION OF LAND WESTERN WATER RESOURCE REGIONS
3387 THE ACCESSIBLE CITY
3*01 THE ECOLOGICAL FIELD ANO THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
614
3403 TUE URBAN COMMUNITY AS SPATIAL PATTERN ANO MORAL ORDER

3406 THE CHILD IN THE CITY URBANITY ANO THE URBAN SCENE
3436 WITH MAN IN MINO INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
3437 QUALITY OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT ESSAYS ON NEW RESOURCES
3447 MEASURING VISUAL PREFERENCES OF RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
3451 THE CLIMATE OF CITIES A SURVEY OF RECENT LITERATURE
3462 U.S. METROPOLITAN GROWTH EXPANSION 1970-2000
3488 DESIGN WITH PEOPLE THE QUALITY OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3492 INVENTORYING MANMAOE IMPACTS IN ROADWAY ENVIRONMENTS
3505 RESEARCH ON THE METROPOLIS FOUNDATION FOR CONSERVATION
3518 THE HEALTH ASPECTS OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3521 MAN-INDUCED DIFFERENTIATION NATURAL CONDITIONS REGIONALIZATION
3532 THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGE METROPOLITAN SETTING
3534 FORM ANO OIVERSITY IN HUMAN HABITATS
3541 THE BURGESS ZONAL HYPOTHESIS ANO ITS CRITICS
3556 THE DESIGN PROFESSIONS AND THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
3557 HOUSE FORM AND CULTURE
3558 OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MAN-ENVIRONMENT STUDIES BIBLIOGRAPHY
3559 THE PERCEPTION OF URBAN COMPLEXITY
3560 COMPLEXITY AND AMBIGUITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
3562 URBAN LAND ECONOMICS
3576 INDUSTRIAL OECONCENTRATION RURAL URBAN FRINGE DEVELOPMENT
3598 DIRECTORY OF BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
3656 URBANIZATION AND FERTILITY THE NON-WESTERN EXPERIENCE
3685 CITY PLANNING THEORY AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3706 GUIDE TO SITE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
3721 DROUGHT AND WATER SUPPLY MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL PLANNING
3762 THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
3763 SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HOUSING BIBLIOGRAPHY
3764 BEHAVIORAL MAPPING ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES RESIDENTIAL SETTING
3765 EORA ONE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH FIRST ANNUAL
3766 RESIDENTIAL LIVABILITY USER ATTITUDE TOWARDS RESIDENTIAL
3810 THE QUALITY OF URBAN LIFE
3813 CONVERTING LAND FROM RURAL TO URBAN USES
3818 GENERALIZATIONS CONCERNING THE ECOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN CITY
3820 THE ECOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN CITY
3821 THE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF URBANIZATION
3836 SOCIAL SCIENCE AND THE CITY SURVEY OF URBAN RESEARCH
3837 URBAN SCENE HUMAN ECOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY
3877 AMERICAN CITY PLANNING SINCE 1890
3878 THE EARTH THE TEMPLE ANO THE GODS GREEK SACRED ARCHITECTURE
3930 PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3962 OPEN LANO FOR URBAN AMERICA
3966 POPULATION REDISTRIBUTION WITHIN METROPOLITAN AREAS
3977 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
3998 SOCIAL CHANGE QUALITY OF LIFE AND URBAN AFFAIRS BIBLIOGRAPHY
3999 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
615
ouILT ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT INTERFACE, INCLUDING
URBAN ENVIRONMENT-NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS CONTINUE
4004 SALT RIVER PROJECT CULTURAL ADAPTATION URBANIZING COMMUNITY

4030 CONFERENCE ECOLOGY OF 'HUMAN LIVING ENVIRONMENTS
4046 ARCOLOGY ANO ENVIRONMENT
4048 OESIGN AWARENESS '
4049 PERSONAL SPACE THE BEHAVIORAL BASIS OF OESIGN
4059 THE SONIC ENVIRONMENT OF CITIES
4077 MEGALOPOLIS RESOURCE CONSERVER OR RESOURCE WASTER
4086 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT
4134 THE CITY AS HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND MAN
4146 MEANING AND THE CONGRUENCE OF URBAN FORM AND ACTIVITY
4190 HYPOTHESIS FOR ADEQUATE DISTRIBUTION OF OPEN SPACE
4192 OPEN SPACE FOR URBAN AMERICA,
4195 THE DYNAMICS OF BEHAVIOR-CONTINGENT PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
4196 ENVIRONMENTAL FIT AND THE DYNAMICS OF LIVING SYSTEMS
4197 GRAOUATE STUDIES IN MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
4199 MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS DISCOVERY OR DESIGN
4202 SOME ASPECTS OF THE MAN-OESIGNED ENVIRONMENT INTERFACE
4203 AN UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
4204 URBAN DESIGN LEARNING THEORY ANO BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
4230 CHANGING DISTRIBUTION POPULATION OF U.S. IN TWENTIETH CENTURY
4236 IMPORTANCE OF OPEN SPACE IN THE URBAN PATTERN*
>248 ENVIRONMENT VILLAGE AND CITY-URBAN GEOGRAPHY AND P0SSI8ILISM
4267 MANAGING URBAN SUBURBAN TREES WOODLANDS FOR TIMBER PRODUCTS
4336 MAN-MADE AMERICA DESIGN IN URBANIZEO LANQJS£APE
4346 REGIONAL LANDSCAPE OESIGN AM APPROACH TO RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
4354 SOCIETY ANO ENVIRONMENT A HISTORICAL REVIEW
4355 URBAN CLIMATOLOGY A PROBLEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES
4372 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES WATER SUPPLY SEWAGE
4373 URBAN ANO RURAL AMERICA POLICIES FOR FUTURE GROWTH
4425 URBANIZATION OF LANO IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES
4447 URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
4450 ENVIRONMENT ANO THE COMMUNITY AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4451 URBAN LANO POLICY EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE
4463 WHERE NOT TO BUILO GUIOE FOR OPEN SPACE PLANNING
4474 MAN AND NATURE IN THE CITY
4515 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
4517 HUMAN ECOLOGY METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT HAZAROS LOS ANGELES
4520 METROPOLITAN DOMINANCE ANO INTEGRATION
4537 PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE LARGE METROPOLIS
4538 ECOLOGY PLANNING \ND THE AMERICAN DREAM
4561 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEH NOISE URBAN PLANNING
4581 EFFECTS OF CITY GROWTH ON BIRO LIFE
4587 METROPOLITAN OPEN SPACE AND NATURAL PROCESS
4589 EFFECTS OF LANO USE CHANGE ON HYOROLOGY OF URBAN WATERSHEO
4591 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEW OF NOISE ANO URBAN PLANNING
4627 PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT
4634 ORDER IN OIVERSITY COMMUNITY WITHOUT PROPINQUITY
4653 INSTITUTIONS FOR URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER MANAGEMENT
616
4659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS ANO INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER

1*660 URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER PLANNING DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
4683 REGIONAL CONTRASTS IN THE GROWTH OF CANADIAN CITIES
4712 CHANGES URBAN OCCUPANCE FLOOD PLAINS IN THE UNITEO STATES
4752 URBAN ZONING ANO LANO-USE THEORY
4755 OPEN SPACE CHOICES CALIFORNIA URBAN METROPOLITAN
4764 IMPORTANCE OF POLITICS IN EKISTIC METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT
4777 CITIES AND SPACE THE FUTURE USE OF URBAN LAND
4784 URBAN COMMUNITIES 1930-1940
4785 UR8ANISM AS A WAY OF LIFE
4789 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN REFERENCES
4814 REPORT ON METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY SEWAGE DRAINAGE
4826 FEDERAL ROLE IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
4839 CHILOREN IN SMALLTOWN AND LARGETOWN USA ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
4845 THE EXPLODING CITY
4857 URBAN TRANSPORTATION ANO LANO USE IN TANZANIA
4871 NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY SATISFACTION NEW TOWNS SUBURBS
4883 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT HOW IT CAN BE IMPROVEO
4887 ENVIRONMENT ANO THE LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT
4889 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY
617
CLIMATE
16 WEATHER WEATHER INFORMATION ANO OUTDOOR RECREATION OECISIONS

75 ARID ZONE DEVELOPMENT A REAFPRAISAL UNDER MODERN CONDITIONS
135 CLIMATE AND ARCHITECTURE
200 EVALUATION OF OROUGHT HAZARD
262 THE ROLE OF WEATHER IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR
263 WHERE WINTER NEVER COMES MAN ANO NATURE IN THE TROPICS
264 HARVESTING THE CLOUDS ADVANCES IN WEATHER MODIFICATION
270 URBAN SNOW HAZARO ECONOMIC AND, SOJ3IAL_IMPLICATIONS_
326 PROBLEM OF ARTIFICIAL CONTROL OF RAINFALL ON THE GLOBE
505 SELECTIVE ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON URBAN CLIMATES
510 HUMAN RESPONSE TO REGURRENT DROUGHT IN NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL
512 ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE GREAT CHICAGO SNOWSTORH 1967
541 THE CLIMATE OF THE CITY
547 INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ON CLIMATE
624 MEN AGAINST THE DESERT
712 DROUGHT CAUSES EFFECTS SOLUTIONS
770 CLIMATE AND ACCLIMATIZATION
800 CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE AN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY
927 LAND USE POTENTIALITIES ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PRECIPITATION
1026 ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WEATHER MODIFICATION A PROBLEM ANALYSIS
1038 CLIMATIC ACCIDENTS IN LANDSCAPE-MAKING
1112 CLIMATE AND ECONOMIC LIFE A NEW APPROACH
1185 MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN ARID LANOS
1248 EFFECTS GEOGRAPHIC CLIMATIC SETTING FLOOD CONTROL MEASURES
1298 TROPICAL WEATHER AND ATTITUDE SURVEYS
1322 ARID LANDS IN TRANSITION
1365 DROUTH HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY
1398 THE SOCIOLOGY OF OROUGHT
1494 PROBLEMS OF LAND USE IN THE DRY ZONE OF CEYLON
1549 PRIMITIVE ARCHITECTURE AND CLIMATE
1556 WEATHER MODIFICATION SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY
1606 USE OF WEATHER INFORMATION IN DECISION MAKING URBAN SNOW HAZARO
1713 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT CLIMATE
1715 THE SPREAD OF IBN KHALDUNS IOEAS ON CLIMATE ANO CULTURE
1720 THE CLIMATE NEAR THE GROUND
1723 SUN CLIMATE AND LIFE
1764 MAN CLIMATE AND ARCHITECTURE
1834 MEN AGAINST THE OESERT
1835 ECONOMICS ADJUSTING TO OROUGHT EASTERN OREGON CATTLE RANCHES
1892 APPLIED TECHNOLOGY WITHOUT REPRESENTATION WEATHER MODIFICATION
1894 ACCEPTANCE OF INNOVATION PLANNEO WEATHER MODIFICATION
1896 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUBLIC PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
1897 WEATHER MODIFICATION ANO THE DECISION PROCESS
1961 CAUSATION OF THE ARID ZONE
2041 BACK OF BOURKE LAND APPRAISAL SETTLEMENT SEMIARID AUSTRALIA
618
CLIMATE CONTINUEO
2042 DROUGHT IN AUSTRALIA A PROBLEM CF PERCEPTION

2043 THE EFFECTS OF PAST DROUGHTS ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
2044 THE PASTORAL ETHIC RESOURCE APPRAISAL AUSTRALIA AMERICA
2143 ARID LANDS A GEOGRAPHICAL AFPRAISAL
2145 PROSPECTS CONTROLLED MODIFICATION NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
2153 RIVER UTILIZATION IN ARID AREAS HYDRO-ECONOMICS
2167 ARIOITY AND MAN CHALLENGE OF ARIO LAND IN THE UNITED STATES
2243 ASPECTS OF NATURE OIFFERENT LANDS DIFFERENT CLIMATES
2247 CHANGES OF CLIMATE AND HISTORY
2249 CIVILIZATION AND CLIMATE
2251 CLIMATIC CHANGES
2254 HUMAN HABITAT
2256 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS FACTOR PRESENT CONDITION CF TURKEY
2258 WORLD POWER AND EVOLUTION
2259 PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
2274 CHANGES CLIMATE VEGETATION HUMAN ADJUSTMENT SAHARO- ARABIAN
2276 EARTHQUAKE COUNTRY
2378 FEDERAL ORGANIZATION FOR CONTROL OF WEATHER MODIFICATION
2466 ARID LANDS ANO CONDITIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
2552 INDIAN SPANISH AMERICAN ADJUSTMENTS ARIO SEMIARID ENVIRONMENTS
2632 CLIMATE AND PLANNING OF SETTLEMENTS
2633 WEATHER AND HEALTH AN INTRODUCTION TO 8I0METE0R0L0GY.
2872 ARID LANOS IN PERSPECTIVE
2943 ENVIRONMENT ANO MAN IN ARID AMERICA
2955 REVIVAL OF CLIMATIC OETERMINISM
3116 CLIMATE MAKES THE MAN
3117 TEMPERATURE DOMINANCE OVER HUMAN LIFE
3216 DECLINE NORTH AFRICA SINCE ROMAN OCCUPATION CLIMATIC OR HUMAN
3267 WEATHER AND CLIMATE MODIFICATION PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
3274 WEATHER AND CLIMATE MODIFICATION
3341 DESIGN WITH CLIMATE 9IOCLIMATIC APPROACH
3399 ECONOMIC RESULTS OF OEFICIENT PRECIPITATION IN CALIFORNIA
3408 PERCEPTION OF PAST OROUGHTS IN TICUL YUCATAN MEXICO
3419 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES FOR ARIO LANDS RESEARCH
3645 EXPLORATIONS IN PSYCHOCULTURM BIOCLIMATOLOGY
3678 THE ECONOMIC ANO SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SNOW ANO ICE
3691 THE CLIMATE OF LIBERIA ANO ITS EFFECT ON MAN
3718 DEFINITION ANO MEASUREMENT OF DROUGHT LOSSES
3797 ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PRECIPITATION AND ITS POTENTIALITIES
3880 CLIMATE AND CULTURE NEW EVIDENCE
3903 ACCIOENTS POLICE INCIDENTS AND WEATHER FORT WORTH TEXAS
619
CLIMATE CONTINUED

391*1 HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF WEATHER MODIFICATION
3920 HUMAN RESPONSE TO WEATHER AND CLIMATE GEOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTION
3937 CLIMATIC CHANGE
3973 CHALLENGE OF CLIMATE MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
3978 DESERTS THE PROBLEM OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
4034 CONQUEST OF ARID AMERICA
4112 HISTORY OF LAND USE IN ARID REGIONS
4189 WEATHER MODIFICATION AS AN UNCERTAIN INNOVATION
4258 IMPORTANCE OF WEATHER VARIABILITY ON MANAGEMENT OECISIONS
4259 CLIMATIC MODIFICATION
4285 CLIMATE AND SETTLEMENT IN THE GREAT PLAINS
4317 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE TROPICS
1*355 URBAN CLIMATOLOGY A PROBLEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES
4362 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY IN ARID CONDITIONS
4404 CLIMATE AND MAN THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1941
4559 ROLE OF NATURE AND MAN CHANGING DRY BELT OF ASIA
4571 WEATHER AND MAN THE ROLE- OF METEOROLOGY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4598 ARID ZONES
4603 CLIMATE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO MAN
4630 EFFECTS GREAT DROUGHT PRAIRIES IOWA NEBRASKA KANSAS
4691 CHANGING ROLE OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
4698 FUTURE OF THE ARID LANDS
4706 SCIENCE ANO THE FUTURE OF ARID LAND
4721 EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON CERTAIN CULTURAL PRACTICES
4748 PREDICTION POLICE INCIOENTS ACCIDENTS METEOROLOGICAL VARIABLES
4782 TEMPERATURE AND HUMAN LIFE
620
COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA
175 THE PUBLIC THE MEOIA ANO THE KNOWLEDGE GAP

335 THREE FIRE PREVENTION TELE VISION • FILMS EFFECTIVENESS
389 NONAUDITORY EFFECTS OF NOISE BIBLIOGRAPHY
390 STUDY OF PUBLIC RESPONSE TO DISASTER WARNINGS
447 DIFFUSION OF THE OECISION TO IRRIGATE
731 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OUTOOOR NEWS COVERAGE WISCONSIN
920 THE ECOLOGICAL -MESSAGE OF THE OUTOOOR MAGAZINES
1044 PUBLICS VIEW OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT INTERPRETED BY MAGAZINE AD
1047 CORPORATE ADVERTISING ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
1273 POTENTIAL ROLES LOCAL LEADERS COMMUNICATION FIRE PREVENTION
1453 PUBLIC OPINION THE WOLF MEN TELEVISION DOCUMENTARY
1743 NATURAL RESOURCES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
1803 ENVIRONMENT THE LAST FAD THE METAETHIC OF BAY AREA MEOIA
185<* FACTORS RELATED COMMUNICATION FOREST FIRE PREVENTION MESSAGES
2095 THE HEALTH PHYSICIST AND PUBLIC COMMUNICATION CONSERVATIONIST
2097 ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING
2286 INFORMATION CHANNELS ANO ENVIRONMENTAL OECISION-MAKING
2561 EFFECTS MASS MEDIA ATTITUDES TOWARD CHANGE EASTERN KENTUCKY
2936 PUBLIC INFORMATION ANO EOUCATION
2948 THE POLLUTION ISSUE A SURVEY OF EOITORIAL JUOGMENTS
3046 A COMMUNICATIONS THEORY OF URBAN GROWTH
3145 FIELD AND STREAM AS FACTOR DEVELOPMENT OUTOOOR JOURNALISM
3148 FOUR ENVIRONMENTS OF MAN
3313 THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL TELEVISION
3577 ECOLOGY ADOS A NEW PUBLIC RELATIONS DIMENSION
3642 CASE STUOY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3654 PUBLIC AWARENESS ATTITUDES INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3669 COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
3692 NEWSPAPER COVERAGE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ISSUES LAKE MICHIGAN
3696 ACTION FOR CLEAN AIR THROUGH PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
3707 NATIONAL EXPOSURE AND LOCAL COVERUP A CASE STUOY
3708 MASS MEDIA AND ENVIRONMENT WATER LANO ATOMIC ENERGY CALIFORNIA
3709 MASS MEOIA COVERAGE ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORATION SAN FRANCISCO
3757 MASS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
3758 WHO SHOULD POLICE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERTISING
3759 BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE NEWS COVERAGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3841 IRRUPTION IN ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS
3842 THE THIRD AMERICAN REVOLUTION
3900 ENVIRONMENT AND THE MASS MEOIA
621
COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA CONTINUEO
3942 SURVEILLANCE VERSUS CONSTRAINT PRESS COVERAGE SOCIAL ISSUE

4109 COMMUNICATION DURING AN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION
4291 MASS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AND ACCURACY SCIENCE NEWS
4318 WHAT DO PEOPLE REALLY KNOW ABOUT POLLUTION
4327 PUBLIC OPINION ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
4510 THE POLLUTION ISSUE A SURVEY OF EOITORIAL JUDGEMENTS
4564 MASS MEDIA SOURCES PUBLIC AFFAIRS SCIENCE HEALTH KNOWLEDGE
4571 COMMUNICATING WITH RECREAT IONISTS
4612 PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
4733 THE MASS MEOIA AND MANS RELATIONSHIP TO HIS ENVIRONMENT
4758 SOME FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION IN CRISIS BEHAVIOR
4796 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF NEWS FLOW IN A CONSERVATION ISSUE
622
CONFLICTS, CONTROVERSY, COMPETITION, ISSUES
32 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS COUNTERMO VEMENTS

1«»3 POLLUTION PROTEST AND PARTICIPATION
166 PARTICIPATION ANO CONFLICT IN MAKING AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
271 CHEROKEE MARSH A STUOY OF OEMOCRACY IN ACTION
277 HATER POLLUTION CONSERVATIONISTS CRITICIZE NEW PERMIT PROGRAM
300 CITIZEN VS, BUREAUCRAT
313 THE ECOLOGY CONTROVERSY OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS
38<» COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY DOMESTIC ANO MUNICIPAL
Z9k SEA-LEVEL CANAL HOW THE ACADEMYS VOICE WAS MUTED
kll COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY AGRICULTURE
kS8 ENVIRONMENTS PEOPLE AND INEQUALITIES SOME CURRENT PROBLEMS
«»71 THE POLLUTION PARADOX
539 IDENTIFICATION ANALYSIS POWER-COERCIVE CHANGE TECHNIQUES
716 SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE COMING COLLISION
729 THE GRAND CANYON CONTROVERSY COST BENEFIT PRACTICES
769 COMPETITION IN NUCLEAR ENERGY INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
777 OECISIONS IN NORTH CASCADES PROPOSALS VIEWED BY SOCIOLOGIST
Bk7 CONFLICTS IN THE CREATION OF WATER POLICY
869 NEW COMPETITION FOR LAND SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY
910 VALUES BEHAVIOR AND CONFLICT IN MODERN CAMPING CULTURE
956 THE GREAT BILLBOARD SELLOUT
972 GEOGRAPHY AND POLITICS IN A WORLD DIVIDED
977 THE STRUCTURE OF THE WORLD MODELS
978 MOOELS OF OOOM A CRITIQUE OF THE LIMITS OF GROWTH
979 AN EVALUATION OF THE WORLD MODELS
986 COMMUNITY CONFLICT
997 LABORS STAKE IN THE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTS STAKE IN LABOR
1059 CONSERVATION AN AMERICAN STORY OF CONFLICT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT
1080 THE POLITICS OF COMMUNITY CONFLICT THE FLUORIDATION DECISION
1103 THE PACIFIC SALMON FISHERIES A STUDY OF IRRATIONAL CONSERVATION
1168 NO FURTHER RETREAT THE FLIGHT TO SAVE FLORIDA
1190 COLIN CLARK AND THE BENEFITS OF AN INCREASE IN POPULATION
1202 COMMUNITY ATTITUDES TOWARD FLUORIDATION
1237 OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
1252 LOBBY THAN CANT BE LICKED CONGRESS ANO THE ARMY ENGINEERS
1260 REOWOOO NATIONAL PARK THE CLEARCUTTING OF A OREAM
1262 FOREST SERVICE ANO CLIENTS A STUDY IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION
13Z3 OAM OUTRAGE THE STORY OF THE ARMY ENGINEERS
1331 SAVING THE CRUSAOE THE HIGH COST OF PROTECTING OUR FUTURE
1**2<» LEGAL ASPECTS OF RURAL-URBAN WATER USE CONFLICT
FARMERS ATTITUDES CONFLICT SITUATION FARMER-HUNTER RELATIONS
1527 COALITION ANO SCHISM IN A REGIONAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
160*1 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY INDUSTRY
1616 UPSTREAM-DOWNSTREAM CONTROVERSY IN ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED BASINS
16^3 MALTHUS WITH A COMPUTER
1750 AECS NEW RULES FOR NUCLEAR PLANTS 0E8ATE DELAYS COSTS
1751 LEAD IN THE AIR INDUSTRY WEIGHT ON ACAOEMY PANEL CHALLENGED
1850 SPATIAL DISHARMONIES IN CALIFORNIA POPULATION GROWTH
623
CONFLICTS, CONTROVERSY, COMPETITION, ISSUES CONTINUEO
1860 URBAN RACIAL VIOLENCE IN THE UNITEO STATES

1861 OUR WORLO FROM THE AIR CONFLICT AND ADAPTATION
1901 PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION APPROACH TO LANO USE CONFLICT
1903 RESOLVING CONFLICTS IN NATURAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION
1951 THE COMPETITIVE EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE
1952 THE CYBERNETICS OF COMPETITION A BIOLOGISTS VIEW OF SOCIETY
1958 POPULATION EVOLUTION AND BIRTH CONTROL
1982 CRISIS COMMUNITY AND CONSENT IN WATER POLITICS
2010 DETOURING CALAMITY WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT S.E. WISCONSIN
2016 STOCKHOLM POLITICKING CONFUSION BUT SOME AGREEMENTS REACHED
2182 EHRLICH VERSUS COMMONER AN ENVIRONMENTAL FALLOUT
2183 POLLUTION CONTROL AS A BARGAINING PROCESS
22*f5 DIVIDING THE WATERS CONTROVERSY UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
226<» POPULATION DEBATE
2323 POSTSCRIPT ON SOCIAL CHANGE
2^08 THE CAPITAL AND INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT SU8-SYSTEM
2491 THE CONSERVATION FIGHT THEOOORE ROOSEVELT TO THE TVA
2550 CULTURE CONFLICT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
2660 THE BIG WATER FIGHT SUPPLY POLLUTION FLOODS PLANNING
2699 FLOOO CONTROL CONTROVERSY BIG OAMS LITTLE DAMS LANO MANAGEMENT
2709 ECOLOGY OF DEVASTATION INDOCHINA
2727 TROUBLE OVER TAHOE WATER
2781 ECOTAGE
2852 FAILURES SUCCESSES OF ORGANIZED CONSERVATION
2926 MUDDY WATERS THE ARMY ENGINEERS ANO THE NATIONS RIVERS
2940 CONSERVATIONISTS AT THE BARRICADES
2989 THE POLLUTION SUB-SYSTEM
2999 CONFLICT FISH AND POWER RESOURCES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
3004 OILSPILL
3006 BUREAUCRACY CONVICTS ITSELF THE B ALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY
3026 PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION ISSUES
3143 THE LANDOWNER AND THE SNOWMOBILER PROBLEM OR PROFIT
3167 POPULATION GROWTH THREAT TO PEACE
3171 DAMS AND OTHER DISASTERS ARMY CORPS ENGINEERS IN CIVIL WORKS
3179 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT CONFLICT DYNAMICS
3189 POWER PLAY OIL IN THE MIDDLE EAST
3210 NEW ORLEANS RIVERFRONT EXPRESSWAY CONTROVERSY
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC DOMAIN LANOS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3238 AMERICAN LANOSCAPE A CRITICAL VIEW
3253 JOHN MUIR WILLIAM KENT AND THE CONSERVATION SCHISM
3272 BLUEPRINT FOR EXTINCTION CRITIQUE OF ZERO GROWTH MOVEMENT
3280 NUCLEAR POWER ANO ITS CRITICS THE CAYUGA LAKE CONTROVERSY
3281 SCIENTISTS IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROVERSY
624
CONFLICTS, CONTROVERSY, COMPETITION, ISSUES CONT
3282 LEGAL SETTING NUCLEAR POWERPLANT SITING DECISIONS NEW YORK

3290 SALMON OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST FISH VS. DAMS
3293 IN OEFENSE OF PEOPLE ECOLOGY AND THE SEOUCTION OF RADICALISM
3305 TEAPOT OOME OIL ANO POLITICS IN THE 1920S
3348 AMERICANS AND ENVIRONMENT THE CONTROVERSY OVER ECOLOGY
3359 ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE WAR IN VIET NAM
3394 THE NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES SUB-SYSTEM
3395 POPULATION FORECASTING
3396 THE POPULATION SUB-SYSTEM
3411 THE RETREAT FROM RICHES AFFLUENCE ANO ITS ENEMIES
3418 MALTHUS AND OTHER ECONOMISTS SOME DOOMSDAYS REVISITED
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS ANO CONSERVATION BALL INGER-PINCHOT AFFAIR
3446 BIG OAM FOOLISHNESS
3467 FIGHT FOR CONSERVATION
3482 ENVIRONMENTALISM VERSUS GEOGRAPHY
3486 POPULATION A CLASH OF PROPHETS
3513 ON THE USE OF HERBICIOES IN VIETNAM
3541 THE BURGESS ZONAL HYPOTHESIS AND ITS CRITICS
3548 THE STRIP MINING ISSUE
3550 SHEEP GRAZING IN THE CASCADE RANGE JOHN MINTO VS. JOHN MUIR
3614 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION 1897-1913
3655 A CRITICAL NOTE ON THE NEW CONSERV AT IONISM
3697 THE MAKING OF A COUNTER CULTURE TECHNOCRATIC SOCIETY OPPOSITION
3707 NATIONAL EXPOSURE ANO LOCAL COVERUP A CASE STUDY
3828 SOCIAL CONFLICTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISIONS
3870 SCIENCE CONFLICT AND SOCIETY
3936 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY RECREATION
3947 ESTABLISHMENT ANO RAOICALS ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3974 SYSTEM DYNAMICS AND TECHNOCRACY
3983 ENVIRONMENTALISM A LA RECHERCHE DU TEMPS PERDU BIEN PERDU
JflflO GEOGRAPHY AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4126 POWER AND THE PEOPLE THE CASE OF CON EDISON
4127 POLLUTION AND POVERTY THE STRATEGY OF CROSS-COMMITMENT
4150 HYDRO-POWER VS. WILDERNESS WATERWAY UPPER MISSOURI
4185 THE ECHO PARK CONTROVERSY
**211 ENERGY RESOURCES
4234 POWER ALONG" THE HUDSON-STORM KING ANO ENVIRONMENTALISM
4260 WAR FOR THE COLORADO RIVER
4273 DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS-CONTROVERSY OVER POPULATION CONTROL
4278 BRANDY WINE BASIN DEFEAT OF AN ALMOST PERFECT PLAN
4292 RESOLVING LAND USE CONFLICTS
4296 DOE DAY ANTLERLESS DEER CONTROVERSY NEW JERSEY
4343* CONFLICTS IN FOREST LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
4393 ECONOMIC DISLOCATION RESULTING FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
4510 THE POLLUTION ISSUE A SURVEY OF EDITORIAL JUDGEMENTS
b25
CONFLICTS, CONTROVERSY, COMPETITION, ISSUES CONTINUED
1*568 UNOERSTANOING WATER QUALITY CONTROVERSY IN MINNESOTA

kbZQ THE NONSENSE EXPLOSION OVERPOPULATION AS A CRISIS ISSUE
1*6*2 ALASKA THE ECOLOGY OF OIL
k7k<* FOREVER OPEN CLEAR AND FREE STRUGGLE FOR CHICAGOS LAKEFRONT
i»773 ENVIRONMENT ANO DEVELOPMENT IS THERE A CONFLICT
**830 COLORAOO DAM CONTROVERSY
626
CONSERVATION, CONSERVATION MOVEHENT
9 ELEVENTH HOUR A HARD LOOK AT CONSERVATION ANO THE FUTURE

48 THE WANING ROLE OF LAISSEZ FAIRE
49 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO THE CULT OF EXPANSION
53 CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
190 LAW ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
218 MALTHUSIANISM AND CONSERVATION
251 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT 1907-1921 .
277 WATER POLLUTION CONSERVATIONISTS CRITICIZE NEW PERMIT PROGRAM
288 CONSERVATION DECISION-MAKING A RATIONALIZATION
316 OUR AMERICAN LAND ITS ABUSE ANO ITS CONSERVATION
317 SOIL CONSERVATION
373 MANAGEMENT ANO CONSERVATION OF BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES
386 CULTURAL DETERMINANTS SOIL EROSION CONSERVATION JAMAICA
452 THE NEW CONSERVATIONISTS
465 ORIGINS OF PUBLIC POLICY ANO PRACTICE IN CONSERVATION
513 SMALL WATERSHED APPROACH TO FLOOD PREVENTION AND CONSERVATION
598 REAOINGS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ANO CONSERVATION
759 CONSERVATION LAW II SCIENTISTS IN COURT SUITS
766 CONSERVATION EOUCATION A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
842 ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATION OF CONSERVATION POLICY
844 CAPITAL RETURNS FROM SOIL-CONSERVATION PRACTICES
848 CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE PROGRAMMING
849 CONSERVATION OF RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES
852 DOLLARS AND SENSE IN CONSERVATION
857 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF LAND CONSERVATION
858 ECONOMICS AND POLICIES OF RESOURCE CONSERVATION
861 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN CONSERVATION POLICY
862 LAND CONSERVATION AND SOCIAL PLANNING
870 OBJECTIVES OF CONSERVATION FOLICY
873 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND CONSERVATION
878 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC STABILITY
879 SOCIAL OBJECTIVES CONSERVATION REFERENCE TO TAXATION OF FORESTS
883 STATE FEDERAL AND INTERSTATE ROLES IN CONSERVATION
884 TAXATION AND THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
893 CONSERVATION CALIFORNIA TULE ELK A SURVIVAL PROBLEM
894 PROBLEMS INVOLVING CONSERVATION IN RANGE ECONOMICS RESEARCH
946 CAREERS IN CONSERVATION
947 ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION
1010 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ANO DEVELOPMENT A PRODUCT OF EDUCATION
1011 NATIONAL PARKS FOR THE FUTURE
1021 ALASKA A CHALLENGE IN CONSERVATION
1022 POLITICS AND CONSERVATION THE DECLINE OF THE ALASKA SALMON
1049 CONSERVATION ANO MANS ENVIRONMENT
1051 REAOINGS IN CONSERVATION ECOLOGY
1059 CONSERVATION AN AMERICAN STORY OF CONFLICT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT
1113 CONSERVATION FOR SURVIVAL AN ECOLOGICAL STRATEGY
627
CONSERVATION, CONSERVATION MOVEMENT CONTINUED
1114 THE BARRIER OF COST

1144 CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGICAL- THEORY
1150 A WIDER ENVIRONMENT OF ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
1152 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ETHICAL ANO TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
1164 AN ENVIRONMENT FIT FOR PEOPLE THE NEW MEANING OF CONSERVATION
1165 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
1166 THE LAST HORIZON
1187 OPEN SPACE ITS USE ANO PRESERVATION
1271 THE LURE OF THE LAND A SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
1290 CONSERVATION RECLAMATION TRANS-MISSISSIPPI WEST BIBLIOGRAPHY
1309 A WILDERNESS BILL OF RIGHTS
1333 CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP ANO THE HUMAN HEART
1369 UPON ITS OWN RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND STATE ADMINISTRATION
1402 BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
1403 CONSERVING LIFE ON EARTH
1436 THE REASONS FOR CONSERVATION
1437 FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONAL PROSPERITY CONSERVATION RESOURCES
1495 BETTER LIVING THROUGH CONSERVATION PLANNING
1500 INTERNATIONAL MEANS OF CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
1527 COALITION AND SCHISM IN A REGIONAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
1532 PATTERNS OF CHOICE ANO THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
1555 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY CONSERVATION LANO USE PLANNING MANAGEMENT
1557 ROOTS OF THE NEW CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
1578 CONSERVATION AND STOCK REDUCTION ON THE NAVAHO TRIBAL RANGE
1598 RESTORATION OF LOST AND DEGRAOED HABITATS
1672 OHIOS CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS
1772 EFFECTIVENESS TEACHING CONSERVATION CHILOREN BUTTE COUNTY
1814 ECONOMICS ANO THE CONSERVATION QUESTION
1817 PRESERVATION WILDERNESS VALUES POLITICS CONSERVATION POLICY
1825 NATURE PROTECTION AS- A PART OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
1828 MANS OOMINION THE STORY OF CONSERVATION IN AMERICA
1857 MAIN LINES OF THOUGHT ANO ACTION
1931 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CONSERVATION
1945 INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES EFFECTIVE NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION
1981 THE CHANGING CONTEXT OF THE PROBLEMS
2014 THE PARADOXES OF THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
2031 CONSERVATION AND THE GOSPEL OF EFFICIENCY
2032 THE FIRST AMERICAN CONSERVATION MOVEMENT 1891-1920
2033 THE MYTHOLOGY OF CONSERVATION
2062 PRESERVING NATURE FORESTED WILDERNESS AREAS NATIONAL PARKS
2079 MEMBERSHIP IN CONSERVATION GROUPS AND OUTDOOR CLUBS
2091 CONSERVATION POLITICS ANO DEMOCRACY
2108 WHAT IS CONSERVATION
2135 CONSERVATION IN THE UNITEO STATES
628
2226 THIS LANO OF OURS COMMUNITY CONSERVATION PROJECTS FOR CITIZENS

2267 RESOURCE CONSERVATION INTO MAIN STREAM OF AMERICAN THOUGHT
2322 CONSERVATION MAINTAINING THE NATURAL BALANCE
23*6 PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION
239* NEOCONSERVATION CRUSADE AND DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA
2361 THE NATURAL HORLO CHAOS ANO CONSERVATION
2*0* ECOLOGY CONSERVATION ANO HUMAN BEHAVIOR
2*32 ATTITUDES LANO OPERATORS GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION PROGRAM
2*73 A POLICY FOR CONSERVATIONISTS
2*91 THE CONSERVATION FIGHT THEOOORE ROOSEVELT TO THE TVA
2586 TECH NO GEOGRAPHY OR PLANNED CONSERVATION
2588 CONSERVATION IS NOT ENOUGH
2592 CONSERVATION RECONSIDERED
2626 SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
2669 HISTORIOGRAPHY OF CONSERVATION
2693 WILDERNESS AS A FORM OF LANO USE
2696 ROUND RIVER FROM THE JOURNALS OF ALOO LEOPOLO
27*8 CHALLENGE OF THE LANO OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION AT LOCAL LEVEL
28*9 WILDERNESS MOVEMENT AT THE CROSSROADS 19*5-1970
2851 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT PAST ANO PRESENT
2869 A COMMENT CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIDDLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
2919 WATER DEVELOPMENT UTILIZATION CONSERVATION
2925 CONSERVATION POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS
29*0 CONSERVATIONISTS AT THE BARRICADES
2969 YOUTH ANO THE ENVIRONMENT 1971 YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
3021 ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES FROM CONSERVATION TO ECO-MANAGEMENT
3070 THE PLUS SIDE OF THE RECORD
3150 SOIL CONSERVATION ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS
3173 GOVERNING SOIL CONSERVATION THIRTY YEARS NEW DECENTRALIZATION
3178 EDUCATION FOR THE CHANGING FIELD OF CONSERVATION
32** THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT REAOINGS IN HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
32*5 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY A NEW TEACHING FRONTIER
32*6 THE AMERICAN INVENTION OF NATIONAL PARKS
32*7 THE AMERICAN WILDERNESS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
3250 CONSERVATION ANO THE COLORAOO
3253 JOHN MUIR WILLIAM KENT ANO THE CONSERVATION SCHISM
325* THE POTENTIAL OF CONSERVATION HISTORY
3255 REAOINGS IN THE HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3257 THE STATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
3258 THE STRENUOUS LIFE OF BOB MARSHALL
629
3260 WILDERNESS AND THE AMERICAN MINO

3337 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK
3351 POSSIBLE LIMITS OF RAW-MATERIAL CONSUMPTION
3405 SOIL CONSERVATION OISTRICTS IN ACTION
3410 CONSERVING AMERICAN RESOURCES
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS AND CONSERVATION BALLINGER-PINCHOT AFFAIR
3514 VALUES AND CONCEPTS IN CONSERVATION
3528 CONSERVATION IN THE SOVIET UNION
3545 CONSERVATION FOR CONSERVATIONS SAKE
3579 APPLICATIONS OF ECOSYSTEM THEORY
3633 CONSERVATION UNDER FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
3655 A CRITICAL NOTE ON THE NEW CONSER VATIONISM
3681 CONSERVATION NOW OR NEVER
3686 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ANO THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3710 CONSERVATION OF MANS ENVIRONMENT
3745 SIERRA CLUB ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
3748 THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS 1933-1942
3799 CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL
3805 INNOVATION ANO ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING CONSERVATION LAND
3838 THE ECOLOGY OF THE NEW CONSERVATION
36<»6 A CONSERVATIVE REFORM SAVING THE REOWOOOS 1917-1940
3873 CONSERVATION ECONOMIC ASPECTS
3874 NATURAL RESOURCES THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3991 FROM CONSERVATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
3995 TOWARD A STATE LAND USE POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
4013 CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES DOCUMENTARY HISTORY
4016 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION
4018 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4084 NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK COPPER MINING VS. CONSERVATION
4193 THE CONSERVATIONISTS
4212 FEDERAL CONSERVATION POLICY 1911-1933
4213 WILDERNESS DEFENOER HORACE M. ALBRIGHT AND CONSERVATION
4303 PRESERVATION VALUES IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING
4316 WHITE RIVER RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT
4322 CRUSADE FOR WILDLIFE HIGHLIGHTS IN CONSERVATION PROGRESS
4365 PAPERS AT CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION LIVING RESOURCES OF SEA
4402 AFTER A HUNDRED YEARS YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1962
4409 LAND THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1958
4418 TREES THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1949
4421 BASIC STATISTICS NATIONAL INVENTORY SOIL WATER CONSERVATION
4453 ITS YOUR WORLD THE GRASS ROOTS CONSERVATION STORY
4454 MAN AN ENOANGEREO SPECIES
4457 OUR LIVING LAND
630
M>58 THE POPULATION CHALLENGE WHAT IT MEANS TO AMERICA

M»59 QUEST FOR QUALITY
M»60 RIVER OF LIFE WATER THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE
M»62 THIRO WAVE AMERICAS NEW CONSERVATION
kkBk INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES
*5QQ THE POTENTIAL FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION A STAFF STUOY
kB23 LAND RENEWEO THE STORY OF SOIL CONSERVATION
k5Z7 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE U.S.
<*526 HISTORY OF THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
4588 ECOLOGY WATER CONSERVATION ANO THE SHELLFISHERIES
^629 CONSERVATION MORE ETHICS THAN ECONOMICS
hbdh SEQUENCE EQUILIBRIUM DESTRUCTION CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES
k7k9 FOREVER OPEN CLEAR ANO FREE STRUGGLE FOR CHICAGOS LAKEFRONT
4815 SELECTIVE OPPORTUNISM THE SUREST WAY
4860 CONCERN OF CONSERVATION IN U.S. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4891 THE CONSERVATION FRAUO
631
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, INDUSTRY ,. ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT^
WORK, OCCU°ATIONS
3 DEVELOPMENT OF MISSOURI BASIN RESOURCES CASE STUDY

21 THE WORLD PETROLEUM MARKET
25 NATURAL RESOURCES IN LOW INCOME COUNTRIES
46 GOVERNMENT AGENCY EFFORTS IN QUALITY OF LIFE IMPACTS
48 THE WANING ROLE OF LAISSEZ FA IRE
49 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO THE CULT OF EXPANSION
72 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH IN COMMUNITY GROWTH
75 ARID ZONE DEVELOPMENT A REAPPRAISAL UNDER MODERN CONDITIONS
77 LANO AND WATER PLANNING FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
78 CHANGING CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT THEORY
86 WORK AND LEISURE
88 EMERGING NONIRRIGATION DEMANDS FOR WATER
89 IRRIGATION IN COLORADO ORGANIZATION WATER SUPPLY COSTS
90 SIMULATION OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS EFFECT OF SUPPLY ANO RULES
97 LEGAL-ECONOMIC ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING LAND POLICY
110 REGIONAL IZATION MULTI-OBJECTIVE PLANNING EVALUATION
112 POPULATION CHANGE AND PUBLIC RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS
127 THE URBAN SNOW HAZARD PERCEPTION ADJUSTMENTS LOSSES
145 ECONOMIC THINKING AND POLLUTION PROBLEMS
153 ENERGY SOURCES THE WEALTH OF THE WORLO ECOLOGY OF MAN
156 POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
157 ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A STATIONARY ECONOMY
158 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
160 PRODUCTION CONSUMPTION AND EXTERNALITIES
169 NATURAL RESOURCE INVESTMENTS- REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
176 CRITERIA FOR UNDERTAKING WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
177 WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN CALIFORNIA
178 NORTHERN CALIFORNIAS WATER INDUSTRY
19* THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GROWTH
207 ECONOMIC GROWTH ANO ENVIRONMENTAL DECA YSOLUTION BECOMES PROBLEM
210 NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN DEVELOPING NATURAL RESOURCES
212 MINIMIZING ADVERSE EFFECTS OF MAJOR SHIFTS IN LAND USE
213 NATURAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
21** PLANNING FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTS
216 THE CHANGING RELATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES TO NATIONAL SECURITY
218 MALTHUSIANISM ANO CONSERVATION
220 NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
221 SCARCITY AND GROWTH ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCE AVAILABILITY
237 COALITION OF THE CLEAN POLLUTION AND THE POOR
248 RESERVOIRS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE
270 URBAN SNOW HAZARD ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS
273 USE OF STANDARDS PRICES TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
275 ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
284 ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RECREATIOM DEVELOPMENT A SYNOPSIS
255 ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS CAMPGROUND IRRIGATION
303 ECOLOGY ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENT
319 ECONOMICS AND FOLKLORE OF FORESTRY
632
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT,
WORK, OCCUPATIONS - CONTINUED
327 GAME THEORY OF LAND USE DETERMINATION

337 CITY SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
341 FUNCTIONAL BASES OF THE CENTRAL PLACE HIERARCHY
357 ECONOMICS OF WATER POLLUTION
358 ENVIRONMENT WHO PAYS FOR WHAT
364 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
366 DEMOGRAPHY ECOLOGY TRADE NORFHERN ONTARIO NINETEENTH CENTORY
392 STAGES SOCIOECONOMIC EVOLUTION GEOGRAPHICAL POINT OF VIEW
395 LARGE SCALE ENTERPRISE IN CREATION OF BETTER ENVIRONMENT
396 ECONOMIC AREAS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH AND PLANNING
398 OUTLINE OF THE COMPLETE SYSTEM OF ECONOMIC AREAS
403 ECONOMIC AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES
404 THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENT PAPERS FROM FOUR NATIONS
407 ECONOMIC SOCIAL IMPACT DEPOPULATION FOUR COUNTIES IN IOAHO
439 ECONOMICS AND ECOLOGY
440 THE ECONOMICS OF THE COMING SPACESHIP EARTH
441 FUN AND GAMES WITH GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
445 TOWARO A GENERAL THEORY OF GROWTH
446 ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION
461 ECONOMICS AND WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT
472 MAN PHYSICAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
479 ENVIRONMENT THE AGRICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
484 EFFECTS ZERO POPULATION GROWTH DISTRIBUTION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
489' EVALUATING ECONOMIC CHOICES ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
497 WATER DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL GROWTH ANO THE NATIONAL INTEREST
499 ISSUES IN NATURAL RESOURCE USE ANO DEVELOPMENT
500 PUBLIC WATER RESOURCE PROJECT PLANNING ANO EVALUATION
504 QUESTIONS ON THE HUMAN FRONTIERS OF GEOGRAPHY
506 PEACEFUL USE OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS
515 DYNAMIC ECONOMIC EFFICENCY WATER QUALITY STANDARDS OR CHARGES
520 ECONOMIC MODEL FLOODPLAIN LAND USE AND LAND USE POLICY
530 NET ECONOMIC VALUE OREGON SALMON-STEELHEAD SPORT FISHERY
542 POLITICS POLICY AND THE PIGOVlAN MARGINS
543 EXTERNALITY
547 INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ON CLIMATE
567 LEVELS OF OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE ANO LEISURE ACTIVITY
576 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A SELECTED OHIO COUNTY
580 CONCERNS IN WATER SUPPLY ANO POLLUTION CONTROL
588 ON EXTERNAL COSTS ANO THE VISIBLE ARM OF THE LAW
589 PRODUCTION ANO INVESTMENT IN NATURAL RESOURCE INDUSTRIES
605 ECONOMIC VALUE OF WATER IN A SYSTEMS CONTEXT
613 EFFECT OF INCOME MAINTENANCE LAWS ON FERTILITY IN U.S.
629 THE BIOPHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
756 THE ECONOMICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
760 DEVELOPMENT IN THE POOR NATIONS
771 ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF WATER POLLUTION
772 ECONOMICS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
633
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS* INDUSTRY, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT,
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CONTINUEl
773 ECONOMICS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

774 THE MARKET MECHANISMS EXTERNALITIES AND LAND ECONOMICS
775 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NEW FEOERAL EVALUATION
776 WATER RESOURCES ALLOCATION EXTRA-MARKET VALUES MARKET CRITERIA
779 NIGHT SOMES TO THE CUMBERLANOS
781 WELFARE ECONOMICS AND RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
789 ECONOMIC LOSSES FROM HAIL IN THE UNITEO STATES
804 FACTORS INFLUENCING LAND DEVELOPMENT
607 MARXISM AND GEOGRAPHY
810 PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURE ANALYSIS
811 RICH LAND POOR LAND WASTE IN NATURAL RESOURCES OF AMERICA
820 EFFECTS PUBLIC
ANO INVESTMENT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ECONOMY
824 WATER EARTH MAN A SYNTHESIS v
832 COMMONWEALTH IN OCEAN FISHERIES GROWTH ECONOMIC ALLOCATION
836 ALASKAN OIL ALTERNATIVE ROUTES ANO MARKETS
838 SOME ECONOMIC ISSUES INVOLVED IN PLANNING WILDERNESS RECREATION
839 BENEFITS COSTS WATER RESOURCES COUNCILS PRINCIPLES STANDARDS
840 OEMANO SUPPLY OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
841 ECONOMIC HISTORY OF WORLD POPULATION
843 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS AND PUBLIC RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
844 CAPITAL RETURNS FROM SOIL-CONSERVATION PRACTICES
845 CONCEPTS USED AS ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS
849 CONSERVATION OF RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES
850 COST ALLOCATION IN RELATION TO WESTERN WATER POLICIES
852 DOLLARS ANO SENSE IN CONSERVATION
853 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS SECONDARY BENEFITS PUBLIC WATER DEVELOPMENT
854 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WATER RESOURCES POLICIES
855 ECONOMIC SOCIAL ASPECTS UTILIZING GROUND WATER IN CALIFORNIA
856 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF FLOOD CONTROL
857 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF LANO CONSERVATION
858 ECONOMICS AND POLICIES OF RESOURCE CONSERVATION
859 THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
860 THE ECONOMICS OF WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
863 LAND USE THE BASIS OF WESTERN ECONOMY
866 MULTIPLE OPTIMUM USE OF WILD LANO OIFFERENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
868 NATURAL RESOURCES IN ECONOMIC GROWTH INSTITUTIONS AND POLICIES
871 PHILOSOPHY ANO OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
872 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED POLICY
873 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND CONSERVATION
874 PROJECTIONS WATER REQUIREMENTS IN ECONOMICS OF WATER POLICY
876 RELATIONS BETWEEN ECOLOGY ANO ECONOMICS
877 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ECONOMICS ANO POLICIES
878 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC STABILITY
881 SOME ECONOMIC ISSUES IN WATER RIGHTS
882 SOME POLICY ASPECTS OF WATER- RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
889 WATER QUALITY A PROBLEM FOR THE ECONOMIST
634
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CONTINUED
890 WATER RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE KNOWLEDGE

891 CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS
892 NATURAL RESOURCES QUALITY AND QUANTITY
89*f PROBLEMS INVOLVING CONSERVATION IN RANGE ECONOMICS RESEARCH
895 ECONOMICS OF CALIFORNIAS WATER DEVELOPMENT
901 THE ECONOMICS OF IRRIGATION
903 FOREST CLEARANCE AND PREHISTORIC CLEARING
90*i COST OF RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
912 ECONOMIC REALITIES RECLAIMING NATURAL RESOURCES IN SOLID WASTE
923 ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF INCREASING LEISURE
929 METHODS MEASURING DEMANO VALUE OUTDOOR RECREATION
935 SUBURBAN LAND CONVERSION IN THE UNITED STATES
938 ECONOMICS OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
939 DESALTED SEA WATER FOR AGRICULTURE IS IT ECONOMIC
960 THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL COST
978 MODELS OF DOOM A CRITIQUE OF THE LIMITS OF GROWTH
995 THE ENVIRONMENTAL COST OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
1003 EFFORT AND INCENTIVE DETERMINANTS OF TRASH RECYCLING BEHAVIOR
100<* HUMAN ECONOMICS AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
102*» POPULATION THEORIES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
1027 WATER DEMAND FOR STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATION PROJECTION MODEL
1033 CRITERIA AND PROBLEMS QUANTITATIVE ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES
103«f A POLICY FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES
lQkl ENERGY AND SOCIETY
iOVT CORPORATE ADVERTISING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
10U8 THE PRICE OF POWER ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1050 ECOLOGY AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT
1055 PREDICTION WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT SUCCESS LOCAL COMMUNITIES
1056 SUCCESS OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES
1057 EFFECT OF WATER RESOURCE INVESTMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
109<f SOME ECONOMICS OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
1095 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
1101 THE FISHERIES PROBLEMS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1102 VALUATION OF FISHERY RESOURCES
110*f ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
1105 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LONG-RUN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS
1111 ECONOMICS AND POPULATION
111U THE BARRIER OF COST
1121 ECONOMICS OF NATURAL DISASTERS IMPLICATIONS FOR FEOERAL POLICY
1126 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
1128 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION
1131 POLLUTION PROPERTY AND PRICES
1132 IN DEFENSE OF A STEADY-STATE ECONOMY
635
1143 ESSAY ON ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

1173 EXPLODING DEMAND FOR RECREATIONAL PROPERTY
1176 THE VALUATION OF PUBLIC GOODS
1204 ON EXTERNALITIES INFORMATION AND THE GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED
1210 VALUE OF OUTOOOR RECREATION ECONOMIC STUDY OF THE MAINE WOODS
1211 PRICING AND EFFICIENCY IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1221 THE TOURIST INDUSTRY IN A NORTH WOODS COUNTY
1226 WORLD PRODUCTION AND ITS DISTRIBUTION
1230 FINANCING ABATEMENT OF MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION APPALACHIA
1231 FINANCING COST PREVENTING CONTROLLING ABATING WATER POLLUTION
1241 FROM POLITICAL ECONOMY TO POLITICAL ECOLOGY
1244 WELFARE CONSIDERATIONS IN U.S. POPULATION POLICY
1247 SUPERGROW
1250 WHY GROWTH RATES OIFFER
1283 SPATIAL PATTERNS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE LUMBER NEW YORK
1293 TANSTAAFL THE ECONOMIC STRATEGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1294 ON THE THEORY OF OPTIMAL EXTERNALITY
1300 ECONOMICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT SELECTED READINGS
1310 LAND AND LABOUR IN EUROPE 190 0-1950
1313 THE ECONOMICS OF URBAN SEWAGE DISPOSAL
1319 MANPOWER FOR POLLUTION CONTROL
1331 SAVING THE CRUSADE THE HIGH COST OF PROTECTING OUR FUTURE
1344 WE CANT BUY OUR WAY OUT
136V RELATIONSHIP OF DOMESTIC WATER USE TO ASSESSED EVALUATION
1395 WATER-RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT THE ECONOMICS OF PROJECT EVALUATION
1434 REGRESSION METHOD _ESJIMAJIN£__ LEVEL OF USE LARGE SKI RESORT
1438 LAND ECONOMICS
1446 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SLOWING POPULATION GROWTH
1448 EFFECTS OF FEWER BIRTHS ON AVERAGE INCOME
1455 THE POLLS POLLUTION ANO ITS COSTS
1486 THE WATER LORDS NADERS STUOY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1518 WATER AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
1522 ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF HUNTERS IN WISCONSIN
1531 MAN MIND AND LAND A THEORY OF RESOURCE USE
1539 ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION THEORETICAL EMPIRICAL
1541 NATURAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
1563 EFFICIENCY EFFECTS FEDERAL LAND POLICY 1850-1900
1577 THE ECONOMIC DYNAMICS OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1583 HA8ITAT ECONOMY AND SOCIETY GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION ETHNOLOGY
1593 IMMIGRATION INTO U.S. PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL WORKERS
1608 ENVIRONMENT ECONOMICS AND INSTITUTIONS
1620 WATER SUPPLY OEMAND AND THE LAW
1622 ATTAINMENT OF EFFICIENCY SATISFYING DEMANS FOR WATER RESOURCES
1632 FEEDBACKS IN ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSTITION
1643 MALTHUS WITH A COMPUTER
636
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, ECONOMIC GROWTH ANO DEVELOPMENT,
1645 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

1660 GENERATION LOCAL INCOME FROM USERS OF RURAL PUBLIC PARK
1688 WELFARE ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1690 THE AFFLUENT SOCIETY
1691 ECONOMY ANO ENVIRONMENT
1692 THE FURTHER DIMENSIONS
1693 HOW MUCH SHOULO A COUNTRY CONSUME
1694 THE NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE
1695 THE POLIPOLLUTIONISTS
1710 LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RESERVOIR RECREATION
1711 ENERGY ECOLOGY ECONOMY A FRAMEWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
1722 MAKING OF A POLLUTION-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
1748 ECONOMETRIC MODEL WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION OEMAND
1749 NONPRICE VARIABLES PARTICIPATION WATER-ORIENTED RECREATION
1750 AECS NEW RULES FOR NUCLEAR PLANTS DEBATE DELAYS COSTS
1752 LIMITS TO GROWTH HARD SELL FOR COMPUTER VIEW OF DOOMSOAY
1792 CONTROLLING POLLUTION ECONOMICS OF CLEANER AMERICA
179** ECOLOGY AND ECONOMICS CONTROLLING POLLUTION IN THE 70S
1801 COMPETITION FOR WETLANDS IN THE MIDWEST AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
1814 ECONOMICS AND THE CONSERVATION QUESTION
1835 ECONOMICS ADJUSTING TO DROUGHT EASTERN OREGON CATTLE RANCHES
18*43 ECONOMIC ECOLOGY BASELINES FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT
1844 ECONOMIC ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING
1849 ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMIC LIFE AN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY
1856 THE COMPATIBLES ECONOMIC GROWTH ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1863 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CHOICES
1867 FLOOD INSURANCE CAN A FEASIBLE PROGRAM BE CREATED
1872 natural resources in latin american development
1876 american forest policy government administration economic
1879 western^ forest^ industry an economic outlook
1883 the environment
1888 "Economics transport planning and The environment
1914 ecology can we SURVIVE under capitalism
1928 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF WATER RESOURCES
1934 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS AND WATER-POLLUTION CONTROL
1953 THE ECONOMICS OF WILDERNESS
1963 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESERVOIRS KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE
1964 ANALYSIS ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS PERMIT SYSTEM WATER ALLOCATION
1991 WATER TRANSFERS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND ALTERNATIVE INSTITUTION
2005 ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE PUBLIC INVESTMENTS WATER RESOURCES
2006 WATER RESOURCE INVESTMENT PUBLIC INTEREST TEN SOUTHERN STATES
2035 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ANO RESEARCH IN FISHERIES ECONOMICS
637
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, INOUSTRY, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT,
2056 BUSINESS AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT

2059 GROWTH AND SURVIVAL
2072 ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ECOLOGY AN ECONOMISTS VIEW
2086 DOES RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PAY OFF
2107 NATURAL RESOURCE INFORMATION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2129 WHO OWNS AMERICA
2137 THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN AMERICA POLLUTION POVERTY POWER FEAR
2153 RIVER UTILIZATION -IN ARID AREAS HYDRO-ECONOMICS
215** PROGRAM BUDGET FOR NATURAL RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
2155 WATER SUPPLY ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY AND POLICY
2158 THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2159 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING ECONOMIC ANALYSIS COASTAL ZONE
216** ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WILDERNESS AREAS
2166 WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK OF GROWTH AND TRADE
2170 THE DISECONOMICS OF GROWTH
2173 ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN STATES
219h COMPOSITION AND SIZE OF FLOOD LOSSES
2196 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING SOCIAL PROBLEMS
2211 PROFITS JOINT COSTS AND WATER QUALITY CONTROL
221** EFFECT DIFFERENT POPULATIONS ON SELECTED INDUSTRIES IN 2000
2218 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS FOR WATER SYSTEM PLANNING
2220 WATER RESOURCES REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH UNITED STATES 1950-60
2222 INTERBASIN TRANSFERS OF WATER ECONOMIC ISSUES AND IMPACTS
222^ ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LAND VALUES IN CHICAGO
2238 STANDARDS CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2289 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF REGIONAL WATER INSTITUTIONS
2296 ECOLOGY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TROPICAL AFRICA
2303 LOCATION AND SPACE-ECONOMY
230** ECOLOGIC-ECO.NOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2333 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE FLOOO-CONTROL MEASURES
2335 PLANNING PROCESS TO MINIMIZE ECONOMIC COST OF FLOODS
2339 ECONOMICS OF WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
23**3 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF PAWTUCKAWAY STATE PARK II-USERS
23^5 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN A GROWING ECONOMY
2365 CHARACTERISTICS SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
2373 ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM RECREATION DEVELOPMENT
2383 ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECTIONS LABOR FORCE U.S. TO 20«*0
2395 AN ECONOMISTS VIEWS ON WATER RESEARCH NEEDS IN FLORIOA
2^08 THE CAPITAL AND INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT SU9-SYSTEM
638
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CO
CONTINUED
2409 TYRANNY OF SMALL DECISIONS THE LIMITS OF ECONOMICS

2410 FAUSTIAN POWERS AND HOMAN CHOICES TECHNOLOGICAL ECONOMIC
2416 ECONOMIC EFFECTS WATER-BASED RECREATION LOCAL POLITICAL
2421 MEASUREMENT IMPACT RECREATION INVESTMENTS ON A LOCAL ECONOMY
2428 THE SOCIAL COSTS OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
2430 ECOLOGICAL PRECONDITIONS FOR EMERGENCE OF CAPITALIST ACTION
2445 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
2458 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VALUES RECREATIONAL USE OF HORICON MARSH
2460 OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES AND AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2461 DEMOGRAPHIC CYCLES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
2466 ARIO LANDS AND CONDITIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
2468 ECONOMY OF DOUGLAS FIR IN THE NORTHWEST
2494 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELOORADO PART A
2495 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETINS NATIONAL FOREST ELDORADO PART B
2496 OVERVIEW OF A STUDY IN PROGRAM BUDGETING ON A NATIONAL FOREST
2497 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL VALUES OF HUNTING FISHING IN NEW MEXICO
2523 APPROACHES TO REGIONAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
2524 ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BY-PRODUCTS OF PRODUCTION
2525 ECONOMICS ANO THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2526 THE ECONOMICS OF REGIONAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
2527 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND POLICY
2531 WATER POLLUTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS ANO RESEARCH NEEDS
2533 WHY WATER .POLLUTION IS ECONOMICALLY UNAVOIDABLE
2534 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND SOCIAL COST
2 535 ECONOMICS ANO THE ENVIRONMENT A MATERIALS BALANCE APPROACH
2537 MANAGING WATER QUALITY ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS
2538 PERVASIVE EXTERNAL COSTS AND THE REPONSE OF SOCIETY
2540 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2543 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
2544 ECONOMICS INCLUOING RECREATION EASTERN WATER PROJECTS
2549 WHAT PRICE ECONOMIC GROWTH
2553 ENGINEERING ECOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGICAL ECONOMIC COMPATIBILITY
2577 SIX PROPOSITIONS ON THE POOR AND POLLUTION
2587 RE-USE OF WATER IN INDUSTRY
2590 BALANCING EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY WITH WILDLIFE HABITAT
2591 COLUMBIA RIVER TREATY INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
2593 AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO COPIMG WITH FLOOD OAMAGE
2596 PUBLIC INTERVENTION WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC
2600 SOME ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2601 OBSERVATIONS ON THE ECONOMICS OF IRREPLACEABLE ASSETS
639
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CONTINUEl
2603 MULTIPLE PURPOSE RIVER DEVELOPMENT APPLIEO ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

2604 ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION
2605 OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMICS
2614 THE ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE CASE STUOY ECONOMICS OF DISASTER
2616 GROWING AGAINST OURSELVES ENERGY-ENVIRONMENT TANGLE
2627 NATURAL RESOURCES FOR U.S. GROWTH LOOK AHEAD TO YEAR 2000
2634 WATER FACTS FOR NATIONS FUTURE HYDROLOGIC DATA PROGRAMS
2665 GOALS PRIORITIES AND DOLLARS THE NEXT DECAOE
2666 FEDERAL FUNDING AND NATIONAL PRIORITIES
2674 ENGINEERING ECONOMIC PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES BIBLIOGRAPHY
2679 THE IMPACt OF POPULATION GROWTH ON THE AMERICAN ECONOMY
2688 AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF CONNECTICUT WATER LAW
2689 ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSION AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
2693 WILDERNESS AS A FORM OF LAND USE
2705 DEVELOPMENT BENEFITS OF WATER RESOURCES INVESTMENTS
2733 FLOOD CONTROL ALTERNATIVES AND ECONOMICS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
273* NATURE OF FLOOD CONTROL BENEFITS ECONOMICS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
2749 STEWARDSHIP THE LAND THE LANDOWNERS THE METROPOLIS
2760 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MAINE SPORTSMEN
2768 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORE
2776 FLOOD INSURANCE MODEL FOR SHARING COSTS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
2782 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF OIL CONSERVATION REGULATION
2837 TOMORROWS BIRTHRIGHT POLITICAL ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION
2839 ECONOMIC STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPING NUCLEAR BREEDER REACTORS
2843 GEOGRAPHIC BASIS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC LIFE
2874 ECONOMIC EFFECTS DROUGHT WESTERN AUSTRALIA PASTORAL ZONE
2923 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS ITS RELEVANCE TO PUBLIC INVESTMENT
2927 DESIGN OF WATER-RESOURCE SYSTEMS
2931 ECOLOGICAL PATTERNS IN AN INDUSTRIAL SHOP
2941 DECISION-MAKING PUBLIC INVESTMENT WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2973 THE ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF FEDERAL WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2975 ECONOMICS OF PRIVATE FORESTRr
2981 FEOERAL-LOCAL COST SHARING IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2982 FEDERAL COST-SHARING POLICIES FOR WATER RESOURCES
2991 FROM FOREST TO FRONT PAGE PAPER CORPORATION EAST TENNESSEE
3007 ENERGY REQUIREMENTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
3008 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF RESOURCE USE
3013 ECONOMIC EVALUATION 1967 SPORT SALMON FISHERIES OF WASHINGTON
3014 THE MARXIST APPROACH TO THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT
3029 THE LIMITS TO GROWTH
3042 ECONOMIC SOCIAL GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS WAPPAPELLO FLOOD CONTROL
3055 SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEW PATTERNS OF LIVING
3060 OUR DEPLETED SOCIETY
3 079 MARKET TRANSFERS OF WATER RIGHTS
3080 SELECTED LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
640
3113 PRINCIPLES STANDARDS PLANNING WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES

3115 WELFARE ECONOMICS AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
3126 PANGLOSS ON POLLUTION
3127 PARETO OPTIMALITY AND THE LAW
3128 THE POSTWAR LITERATURE ON EXTERNALITIES AN INTERPRETIVE ESSAY
3129 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CONCEPT OF EXTERNAL EFFECTS
3130 A SURVEY OF WELFARE ECONOMICS 1939-59
3131 TECHNOLOGY AND GROWTH THE PRICE WE PAY
3132 WELFARE CRITERIA FOR EXTERNAL EFFECTS
3133 THE COSTS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
3138 ECONOMIC VALUE OF WILDLIFE VIEWING AS A FORM OF LAND USE
3142 GROWTH OF THE CAMPING MARKET IN THE NORTHEAST
3188 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF POPULATION CHANGE
3200 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF NATURAL HAZARDS EARTHQUAKES AND COSTS
3230 CHALLENGE TO AFFLUENCE
3232 ALL-RISK CROP INSURANCE PRINCIPLES PROBLEMS POTENTIALS
3235 THE PROFITS IN POLLUTION
3249 CAN WE AFFORD WILDERNESS
3262 TOWARD REDUCTION OF LOSSES F^QM EARTHQUAKES
3314 ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF POPULATION CHANGE
3320 THE COASE THEOREM ON SOCIAL COST
3 336 POPULATION PRIVATE OWNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY STANDARD OF LIVING
3338 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF AIR POLLUTION
3343 THE LOGIC OF COLLECTIVE ACTION
3344 RAPIO GROWTH AS A DESTABILIZING FORCE
3351 POSSIBLE LIMITS OF RAW-MATERIAL CONSUMPTION
3378 DISCUSSION NEW APPROACHES ORGANIZING LAND AND WATER USE
3379 ENVIRONMENT USING THE LAND
3385 LAND ANO PEOPLE IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS TRANSITION AREA
3386 WATER SOLUTIONS TO A PROBLEM OF SUPPLY ANO OEMANO
3401 THE ECOLOGICAL FIELD AND THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
3402 AFFLUENCE IN JEOPARDY MINERALS AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY
3404 THE FUTURE OF WORK AND LEISURE
3411 THE RETREAT FROM RICHES AFFLUENCE AND ITS ENEMIES
3415 THE GREAT LAND HUSTLE
3418 MALTHUS AND OTHER ECONOMISTS SOME DOOMSDAYS REVISITEO
3426 THE CHASM AHEAD
641
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CONTINUE

3438 REGIONS RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
3439 HOH A REGION GROWS AREA DEVELOPMENT IN THE U,S. ECONOMY
3440 NATURAL RESOURCE ENDOWMENT AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH
3453 THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE ECONOMY
3457 POLLUTION ABATEMENT EXPENDITURES BY THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY
3458 SOME MACROECONOMICS OF POPULATION LEVELLING
3460 AGRICULTURE AND ECOLOGY IN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT SOUTH OF SAHARA
3483 SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES' HYDRO-ELECTIRC DEVELOPMENT MAINE
3485 A SIMPLE MOOEL OF REPLENISHAB LE NATURAL RESOURCE EXPLOITATION
3489 ENVIRONMENTAL POTENTIALS AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
3496 TRENDS IN NATURAL RESOURCES COMMODITIES UNITED STATES 1870-1957
3509 COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS A SURVEY
5511 FEMALE EMPLOYMENT POLICY AND FERTILITY
3549 COLORADO OUTOOOR RECREATION ON PRIVATE PROPERTY LEGAL ECONOMIC
3553 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT AN ECONOMIC PRIMER
3575 COSTS OF CHILDREN
3576 INDUSTRIAL DECONCENTRATION RURAL URBAN FRINGE DEVELOPMENT
3592 LAND ECONOMICS PRINCIPLES PROBLEMS POLICIES
3594 RELATIONSHIP FLOOD LOSSES AND FLOOD-CONTROL BENEFITS
3595 SUBSTITUTION OF INANIMATE ENERGY FOR ANIMAL POWER
3604 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A HYPER- PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY
3611 LAND LABOUR AND DIET IN NORTHERN RHODESIA
3617 INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM CHANGES WATER POLLUTION CONTROLS
3619 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ECOLOGICAL PROCESS WATER POLLUTION
3620 MULTIPLE USE
3625 THE ECONOMY RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS AND POLLUTION LEVELS
3638 THE VALUE OF RESERVOIRS RECREATION
3658 TOWARD RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FEOERAL INVESTMENT WATER PROGRAMS
3659 BUSINESS ANO BEAUTY
3673 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE
3674 ALASKAS POPULATION AND ECONOMY REGIONAL GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
3678 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SNOW ANO ICE
3686 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3701 THE ECONOMICS OF CONGESTION AND POLLUTION
3702 STATE PREFERENTIAL TAX TREATMENT POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITIES
3712 THE ECONOMIC COMMON SENSE .OF POLLUTION
3715 THE IMPACT OF DEFENSE CUTBACKS ON EMPLOYMENT AND MIGRATION
3718 DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF DROUGHT LOSSES
3719 LOSSES FROM NATURAL HAZAROS
3749 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF RESEARCH IN LAND ECONOMICS
3753 OIAGRAMMATIC EXPOSITION OF A THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
3*58 WHO SHOULD POLICE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERTISING
642
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, INOUSTRY, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT,
3773 FORESTRY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

3778 DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOITATION IN MODERN COLONIAL EXPANSION
3812 ANALYTICAL INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS
3816 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND MAN ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS
3817 FEDERAL WATER PROJECT EVALUATION INCOME ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3819 LANO VALUES AS AN ECOLOGICAL INDEX
3826 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR
3853 CONNECTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL RESOURCES ANO ECONOMIC GROWTH
3855 THE POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF PUBLIC SPENOING
3 856 THE ENVIRONMENT
3858 PROPERTY RIGHTS TAXATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EXTERNALITIES
3859 ENERGY ECONOMIC GROWTH ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
3860 ENERGY IN THE AMERICAN ECONOMY 1850-1975
3861 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ATOMIC POWER
3871 EXTERNAL DISECONOMIES IN THE MODERN ECONOMY
387<f NATURAL RESOURCES THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3 879 MORE ON THE SOCIAL RATE OF DISCOUNT
3895 CALIFORNIA WATER A STUDY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
3896 ECONOMIC SCIENCE IN EVALUATING PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION
3907 WATER RECREATION DEMAND ANO SUPPLY
3908 THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF ZERO PRICING OF PUBLIC GOODS
3909 IMPLICATIONS ZERO GROWTH AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY DEMAND
3916 A GUIDE TO BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS
3917 RESOURCES FOR TOMORROW A GUIDE TO BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS
391*9 A THEORY OF THE VALUE OF HUNTING
3967 CLASSICAL POLITICAL THEORY FOR ECONOMY TECHNOLOGY ECOLOGY
3995 TOWARO A STATE LAND USE POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
1*002 WORK AND LEISURE A CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEM
t*003 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DESCRIPTION KENTUCKY COUNTY • BEFORE RESERVOIR
<*006 BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIES ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL DISTINCTIONS
tf008 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANACEA OR PERPLEXITY FOR RURAL AREAS
i*02i* ECONOMICS AND ECONOMISTS IN WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
*025 INSTITUTIONALISM ANALYSIS ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
1*028 ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
1*029 ECONOMICS OF PRODUCTION FROM NATURAL RESOURCES
l*0M) EXTERNALITIES AND EMPIRICISM IN WATER RESOURCES
kOkl INSTITUTIONS ECONOMICS IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
<t0*>5 PLANNING AND ZONING FOR BETTER RESOURCE USE
1*01*7 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION CONTROL
**056 MARGINAL VALUE OF IRRIGATION WATER TRANSFER S.E. WYOMING
i*06i* HOUSEHOLO WATER USE AND SOCIAL STATUS
1*065 OCCUPATION RECREATION PHASIC COMMUTATION R.I. SPORT FISHERMEN
1*066 SOCIAL CLASS AND HOUSEHOLD WATER CONSUMPTION
«*068 EMOTIONAL STATES ENVIRONMENTAL INVOLVEMENT SPORT FISHING
«*07i DECLINING POPULATION GROWTH ECONOMIC EFFECTS
1*073 THE ECONOMIST AND THE POPULATION QUESTION
1*075 FRENCH PREDECESSORS OF MALTHUS
643
WORK, OCCUPATIONS CONTINUE!
4076 IMPLICATIONS OF PQPULATION CHANGES FOR BUSINESS

4 078 NATURAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
4079 POPULATION ECONOMICS SELECTED ESSAYS
4080 POPULATION THREATENS PROSPERITY
4084 NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK COPPER MINING VS, CONSERVATION
4094 THE OILEMMA OF RISING DEMANOS AND INSUFFICIENT RESOURCES
4127 POLLUTION AND POVERTY* THE STRATEGY OF CROSS-COMMITMENT
4138 REVIEW CURRENT NATIONAL PLANS FOR LAND AND WATER USE
4154 TECHNOLOGICAL RECREATION ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CAYUGA LAKE
4160 ECONOMIC IMPACTS WATER QUALITY ON AGRICULTURE COLORADO RIVER
4171 INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS WATER RESEARCH
4172 BENEFITS RECREATIONAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECONOMY SMALL AREA
4184 RECREATION AND THE LOCAL ECOMOMY
4220 TRAVEL AND THE„NATXONAL_PARKS AN ECONOMIC STUDY
424.0 ECONOMIC ISSUES IN CONTROLLING AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
4241 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF FEDERAL RESOURCE PROGRAMS OBJECTIVES VALUES
4257 AIR POLLUTION-ECONOMIC RATIONALITY AND REALITY
4263 IHE RICH AND THE POOR-ECONOMICS OF RISING EXPECTATIONS
4297 ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4300 FROM ECONOMIC TO SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4302 BRITAIN TO START A LIMITS-TO- GROWTH UNIT
4311 THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
4312 ECONOMICS OF WATERSHED PLANNING
4317 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE TROPICS
4335 PROBLEMS THEORY PUBLIC CHOICE SOCIAL COST GOVERNMENT ACTION
4339 DIVERGENCES SOCIAL COST AND PRIVATE COST
4340 SIOE EFFECTS OF RESOURCE USE
4358 AMENITIES AS A FACTOR IN REGIONAL GROWTH
4373 URBAN AND RURAL AMERICA POLICIES FOR- FUTURE GROWTH
4383 CHANGING NATIONAL PRIORITIES
t*393 ECONOMIC DISLOCATION RESULTING FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
4398 THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF POLLUTION CONTROL
4406 FARMERS IN A CHANGING WORLD YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1940
4432 LETS GROW COMMUNITY BENEFITS FROM WATERSHED PROJECTS
4444 INDUSTRIAL INCENTIVES FOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT
4476 THE COST OF CLEAN WATER ECONOMIC IMPACT ON GOVERNMENT
4491 THE ECONOMICS OF CLEAN WATER
4495 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPORTANCE OF ESTUARIES
4496 PROPOSED PRACTICES FOR ECONOMIC ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN PROJECTS
4498 THE ECONOMY ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
4499 ENVIRONMENT THE QUEST FOR QUALITY SCIENCE INDUSTRY GOVERNMENT
4512 REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE ROLE OF WATER
4518 SOCIAL ECONOMIC EFFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS ON GROUPS
4530 ENVIRONMENTAL SIDE EFFECTS OF RISING INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT
4539 POLLUTION ECONOMY ANO ENVIRONMENT
4551 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE
4567 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SOME ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS
4571 WEATHER ANO MAN THE ROLE OF METEOROLOGY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
644
4572 GROWTH VERSUS THE QUALITY OF LIFE

4576 POWER ENVIRONMENT AND YOUR POCKETBOOK
4588 ECOLOGY WATER CONSERVATION AND THE SHELLFISHERIES
4594 THE MARKET FOR RECREATION IN THE APPALACHIAN HIGHLANDS
4604 ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
4629 CONSERVATION MORE ETHICS THAN ECONOMICS
4643 BEYOND REPAIR THE ECOLOGY OF CAPITALISM
4646 EXTERNAL DISECONOMIES AND GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED INVISIBLE HAND
4664 ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE WEST
4670 WATER RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST
4689 ENERGY THE ECONOMY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
4707 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4708 SPECIAL PROBLEMS UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES NATURAL RESOURCES
4737 UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION OF LEISURE ECONOMIC GROWTH ON FREE TIME
4769 QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES
4773 ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT IS THERE A CONFLICT
4778 ATTITUOES TOWARD GROWTH AND POLLUTION IN HAMILTON
4781 RELATIONSHIP AIR POLLUTION E3 0NOMIC STATUS TOTAL MORTALITY
4 797 ORIENTAL DESPOTISM
4806 THE NEW ECONOMICS OF RESOURCES
4807 VALUE OF WATER IN ALTERNATIVE USES NEW MEXICO
4808 THE WATER RESOURCES OF CHILE ECONOMIC ANALYZING KEY RESOURCE
4809 THE OUTLOOK FOR WATER QUALITY QUANTITY AND NATIONAL GROWTH
4815 SELECTIVE OPPORTUNISM THE SUREST WAY
4820 THE ECONOMICS OF AIR POLLUTION CENTRAL PROBLEMS
4832 LABOR ECONOMIC IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL REQUIREMENTS
4837 WORLD POPULATION AND PRODUCTION
4851 TRAINING IN ECONOMICS FOR NATURAL RESOURCE LAWYERS
4858 ECONOMIC EVALUATION SUBTROPICAL BAY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
4869 ECONOMIC VALUE OF WATER CONCEPTS AND EMPIRICAL ESTIMATES
4873 BEYOND THE EXPONENTIALS ROLE OF GEOGRAPHY IN GREAT TRANSITION
4878 ECONOMIC REGIONALIZATION IN THE PEOPLES DEMOCRACIES
4879 INTERACTION BETWEEN NATURE AND SOCIETY AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
4884 U.S. TIMBER RESOURCES IN A WORLD ECONOMY
645
EDUCATION
129 REPORT OF THE AUA SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS

144 IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
175 THE PUBLIC THE MEDIA ANO THE KNOWLEDGE GAP
189 NEW EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO MEET ENVIRONMENTAL CRISES
232 HIERARCHY AMONG ATTITUDES TOWARO THE ENVIRONMENT
276 COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTITUOES TOWARD SOCIAL ISSUES 1967-1970
438 ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE IN SCHOOLS
465 ORIGINS OF PUBLIC POLICY AND PRACTICE IN CONSERVATION
491 ENVIRONMENTAL WORKBOOKS
631 CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE FOR THE STUDY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
636 A CRISIS OF WILL AND RATIONALITY
689 SYLLABUS FOR STUDY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC POLICY
727 TEACHING POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
766 CONSERVATION EDUCATION A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
799 THE ENVIRONMENT WHO CARES WHY SO WHAT
920 THE ECOLOGICAL MESSAGE OF THE OUTDOOR MAGAZINES
1Q10 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT A PRODUCT OF EDUCATION
1346 A MULTICOUNTY NATURAL RESOURCE SERVICE CENTER
1493 INCREASING UNDERSTANDING OF PUBLIC PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
1499 THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS A FIELO OF LEARNING
1698 DOMESTIC PRIORITIES OF COLLEGE STUOENTS
1728 ECO-GEMINI TWO FOR THE TEACH-IN
1772 EFFECTIVENESS TEACHING CONSERVATION CHILDREN BUTTE COUNTY
1815 FAMILY PLANNING EDUCATION FOR ADOLESCENTS
1900 ECOGRAPHY A NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE
1932 PUBLIC EDUCATION APPROACH FUTURE PLANNING POLLUTION ABATEMENT
2018 VITAL VIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2076 CHALLENGING THE FOLKLORE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2080 NO TO ATTITUOES TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2090 A TYPOLOGY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION ACTIVITY PREFERENCES
2141 NEW HORIZONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2187 PERSONALITY MOTIVATION EOUCATION NEEDED PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY
2356 A STUDENT MANIFESTO ON THE ENVIRONMENT
2403 A FOCUS IN THE HUMANITIES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EOUCATION
2740 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THROUGH INFORMATION-SEEKING
2840 HOW TO SAVE A MARSH
2886 WHEN IS EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTAL
2936 PUBLIC INFORMATION AND EDUCATION
2953 MANAGING OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT CASES TEXT ANO PROBLEMS
2964 AN EXPERIMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
2969 YOUTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT 1971 YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
3166 DEFINING ANO INTERPRETING ECOLOGY
3178 EDUCATION FOR THE CHANGING FIELO OF CONSERVATION
3245 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY A NEW TEACHING FRONTIER
646
EOUCATION CONTINUED
3254 THE POTENTIAL OF CONSERVATION HISTORY

3270 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
3573 ECOLOGY IN HIGHER EOUCATION
3593 HUMAN ECOLOGY A NEW SOCIAL SCIENCE
3618 SELF-INTEREST AND POLLUTION CONTROL
3677 THERE IS NO AWAY REAOINGS LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES IN ECOLOGY
3757 MASS ENVIRONMENTAL EOUCATION
3772 NEW YORK TIMES ENCYCLOPEOIC DICTIONARY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3900 ENVIRONMENT AND THE MASS MEDIA
3940 ENVIRONMENTALISM AND VALUES
4197 GRAOUATE STUDIES IN MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
4203 AN UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
4215 OUR PLUNOERED PLANET
4218 ROLE OF HIGH SCHOOL IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
4318 WHAT DO PEOPLE ' RE ALLY KNOW ABOUT POLLUTION
4325 CASES AND MATERIALS ON NATURAL RESOURCES
4346 REGIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN AN APPROACH TO RESEARCH AND EOUCATION
4541 POPULATION EOUCATION IN ELEMENTARY ANQ SECONOARY SCHOOLS U.S.
4570 THE CHALLENGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EOUCATION
4612 PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR WATER FOLLUTION CONTROL
4665 COMMUNITY EDUCATION PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
4733 THE MASS MEDIA AND MANS RELATIONSHIP TO HIS ENVIRONMENT
647
ENERGY, MINERALS
21 THE WORLO PETROLEUM MARKET

26 CHANGE IN ALASKA PEOPLE PETROLEUM POLITICS
31 POWER PLANT DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST
32 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS COUNTERMOVEMENTS
33 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF POWER PLANT SITING
153 ENERGY SOURCES THE WEALTH OF THE WORLO ECOLOGY OF MAN
252 ORIGINS OF TEAPOT DOME PROGRESSIVES PARTIES PETROLEUM
329 POWER GENERATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
393 ENERGY CRISIS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE POWER SUPPLY PROBLEM
506 PEACEFUL USE OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS
633 COAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
668 A NATIONAL POLICY FOR ENERGY
761 LAND USE CONGRESS TAKING UP CONFLICT OVER POWER PLANTS
778 MY LAND IS DYING
779 NIGHT COMES TO THE CUMBERLANDS
836 ALASKAN OIL ALTERNATIVE ROUTES AND MARKETS
988 ENERGY AND MAN A SYMPOSIUM
989 BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
1013 ENERGY SOURCES FOR THE FUTURE
1041 ENERGY ANO SOCIETY
1048 THE PRICE OF POWER ELECTRIC UTILITIES ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
1116 PERILS OF PEACEFUL ATOM MYTH OF SAFE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
1157 ENERGY
1237 OIL POLLUTION PR_OBLEMS_ ANO FOLICIES
1400 CIVILIZATION ANO THE USE OF ENERGY
1443 THE POLITICS OF OIL PRIVATE POWER DEMOCRATIC DIRECTIONS
1480 TOWARDS A RATIONAL NATIONAL POWER POLICY
1536 ADEQUACY OF NONFUEL MINERALS ANO FOREST RESOURCES
1711 ENERGY ECOLOGY ECONOMY A FRAMEWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY'
1727 ENERGY GROWTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1842 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY AND THE FABRIC OF GOVERNMENT
1886 ENERGY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF GEOGRAPHY
2118 NEW HORIZONS IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ROLE OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
2186 ENERGY
2210 OIL ON THE SEA
2260 MINERALS ANO MAN
2283 SYMPOSIUM MANS USE OF ENERGY
2308 THE UNITED STATES OIL POLICY
2332 LAND USE ANO CHANGING POWER INDUSTRY IN ENGLAND AND WALES
2341 POLICY CRITERIA FOR PETROLEUM
2433 PRELIMINARY PROPOSAL TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OFFSHORE OIL
2518 SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE PEACEFUL USES OF NUCLEAR ENERGY
2551 GREATEST GAMBLERS THE EPIC OF AMERICAN OIL EXPLORATION
648
ENERGY, MINERALS CONTI
2631 ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES SOURCES USES AND POLICY ISSUES
2713 NUCLEAR-POWER REBELLION CITIZENS VS ATOMIC ESTABLISHMENT
2723 WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER
2839 ECONOMIC STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPING NUCLEAR BREEOER REACTORS
2895 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATES ANO PUBLIC POLICY
2905 U.S. WARNED ABOUT ENERGY CHAOS
2912 MANS SELECTIVE ATTACK ON ORES ANO MINERALS
2961 THE GEOGRAPHY OF ENERGY
2999 CONFLICT FISH ANO POWER RESOURCES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
3004 OILSPILL
3007 ENERGY REQUIREMENTS ANO ECONOMIC GROWTH
3152 OIL IN THE' VELVET PLAYGROUND
3292 ENERGY VERSUS ENVIRONMENT
33Q5 TEAPOT DOME OIL AND POLITICS IN THE 1920S
3317 THE CARELESS ATOM
3322 WORLO CRISIS IN OIL
3355 SOME ASPECTS OF UNITED STATES ENERGY POLICY
3445 COALTOWN REVISITEO AN APPALACHIAN NOTEBOOK
3454 IN THE WAKE OF TORREY CANYON
3457 POLLUTION ABATEMENT EXPENDITURES BY THE ELECTRIC POWER INOUSTRY
3483 SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES HYDRO-ELECTIRC DEVELOPMENT MAINE
3516 HYDROELECTRIC POWER POLICY
3539 RAILWAY TO THE ARCTIG ARCTIC SLCFE OIL
3548 THE STRIP MINING ISSUE
3600 U.S. ENERGY POLICIES AN AGENDA FOR RESEARCH
3621 THE LAST PLAY STRUGGLE TO MONOPOLIZE WORLDS ENERGY RESOURCES
3646 SIGNED DIGRAPHS ANO THE GROWING DEMAND FOR ENERGY
3662 THE ENERGY CRISIS
3692 NEWSPAPER COVERAGE NUCLEAR FOWER PLANT ISSUES LAKE MICHIGAN
3708 MASS MEDIA ANO ENVIRONMENT WATER LANO ATOMIC ENERGY CALIFORNIA
3720 RESIOUALS MANAGEMENT IN INOUSTRY PETROLEUM REFINING
3742 HUMAN COSTS OF NUCLEAR FOWER
3860 ENERGY IN THE AMERICAN ECO.NOMY 1850-1975
3861 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ATOMIC POWER
3868 ENERGY AND POWER
3988 MAN AND ENERGY
649
ENERGY, MINERALS CONTINUED
4104 STRIPPING
4126 POWER AND THE PEOPLE THE CASE OF CON EOISON
4133 THE SUN AND FOREIGN POLICY
4145 BLOWOUT A CASE STUDY OF THE SANTA BARBARA OIL SFILL
4211 ENERGY RESOURCES
4234 POWER ALONG THE HUDSON-STORM KING AND ENVIRONMENTALISM
4251 ACTIVATION OF ENERGY
4267 ENERGY FOR MAN-WINDMILLS TO NUCLEAR POWER
4304 ENERGY AS THE KEY TO SOCIAL EVOLUTION
4376 WATER RESOURCES AND POWER
4415 POWER TO PRODUCE THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE i960
4434 ECONOMIC IMPACT AIR POLLUTION CCNTROLS NONFERROUS METALS
4461 SURFACE MINING AND OUR ENVIRONMENT
4500 THE POTENTIAL FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION A STAFF STUDY
4576 POWER ENVIRONMENT AND YOUR FOCKETBOOK
4596 VERMONT FORCED TO FIGURE IN BIG POWER PICTURE
4597 VERMONT A POWER DEFICIT RAISES PRESSURE FOR NEW PLANTS
4611 CLEAN WATER AND POWER
4624 BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES AND ENERGY FLOW IN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
4631 PEOPLE ENERGY AND FCOD
4642 ALASKA THE ECOLOGY OF OIL
4666 TEAPOT DOME
4689 ENERGY THE ECONOMY ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
4716 THE ENERGY THEORY OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
4771 POWER POLICY PLAN OR PANIC
4776 WORLD ENERGY THE ENVIRONMENT AND POLITICAL ACTION
4830 COLORADO DAM CONTROVERSY
4861 OIL POLLUTION OF MARINE WATERS
650
FORESTS
3d FORESTS AND SEAPOWER

181 BELIEFS FRACTICES TOWARO FOREST CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT
186 PHYSICAL CONDITIONS DETERMINING UTILIZATION OF LAND
227 NADER STUDY GROUP REPORT ON THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE
256 THE FOREST ANO THE SEA
285 ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS CAMPGROUNO IRRIGATION
286 VEGETATION MANAGEMENT ON A FORESTED RECREATION SITE
299 THE FLAGSTAFF FEDERAL SUSTAINEO UNIT
301 MYTH OF THE OMNIPOTENT FORESTER
302 THE SUCCOTASH SYNDROME OR MULTIPLE USE
308 SIZE OF RANGER DISTRICT STUDY
319 ECONOMICS AND FOLKLORE OF FORESTRY
335 THREE FIRE PREVENTION TELEVISION FILMS EFFECTIVENESS
349 ATTITUOINAL PATTERNS IN FOREST AREA WITH HIGH INCENDIARISM
492 KUDER INTEREST PATTERNS PROFESSIONAL FOREST SERVICE MEN
553 CHANGING WILOERNESS IMAGES AND FORESTRY POLICIES
563 WILDERNESS LIFE CYCLE FOREST RECREATIONAL CHOICE
817 WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE FOREST SERVICE
d"28 FOREST-FIRE PREVENTION KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES
903 FOREST CLEARANCE ANO PREHISTORIC CLEARING
906 UNOESIRABLE BEHAVIOR IN FOREST CAMPGROUNDS
907 DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-LITTER BEHAVIOR IN A FOREST CAMPGROUND
948 PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES
1005 STUDIES IN ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS U.S. FOREST SURVEY
1115 .MODIFICATION OF MID-LATITUDE GRASSLANDS AND FORESTS BY MAN
1134 FOREST AND RANGE POLICY ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITEO STATES
1135 FOREST POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES
1186 FOREST FIRE CONTROL DECISION MAKING CONDITIONS OF UNCERTAINTY
1215 STUDIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY THE INDIAN IN THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST
1260 REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK THE CLEARCUTTING OF A DREAM
1262 FOREST SERVICE ANO CLIENTS A STUDY IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION
1466 INVOLVEMENT IN LANO MANAGEMENT OECISIONS
1536 ADEQUACY OF NONFUEL MINERALS AND FOREST RESOURCES
1545 WISE FOREST RESOURCE DECISIONS IN THE FUTURE
1566 CHILDREN-WITH-MATCHES FIRES ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST AREA
1569 LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN FIRE PREVENTION RESEARCH
1570 FOREST FIRE PREVENTION KNOWLEDGE OF CALIFORNIA HUNTERS
1571 MOTORISTS KNOWLEDGE NO SMOKING ORDINANCE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
651
FORESTS CONTINUED

1671 THE FOREST SERVICE
1702 CHANGING. THE ENVIRONMENT HERBICIOES IN VIETNAM II
1876 AMERICAN FOREST POLICY GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION ECONOMIC
1879 WESTERN FOREST INDUSTRY AN ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
1912 THE MYTH ANO REALITY OF MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY
1942 RESOURCE MANAGER AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2062 PRESERVING NATURE FORESTEO WILDERNESS AREAS NATIONAL PARKS
2081 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN THE FOREST SERVICE
2092 FORESTERS PERCEPTION WILDERNESS USER ATTITUDES PREFERENCES
2187 PERSONALITY MOTIVATION EDUCATION NEEOED PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY
2201 ARE FORESTERS CONTRIBUTING TO SOLUTION CRITICAL SOCIAL PROBLEMS
2229 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF THE VIETNAM DEFOLIANT MATTER
2307 T-HE UNITEO STATES FOREST POLICY
2326 FOREST RECREATION RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHEAST
2385 HUMAN FACTORS IN WOODS BURNING NATIONAL FOREST LOUISIANA
2449 THE FOREST RANGER A STUDY IN ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR
2494 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELOORADO PART A
2495 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDORADO PART E
2496 OVERVIEW OF A STUDY IN FROGRAM BUDGETING ON A NATIONAL FOREST
2642 SOME SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FOREST RECREATION
2647 MANAGING WOODLANO AND WILOLIFE HABITATS IN AND NEAR CITIES
2659 WHAT ABOUT MINERAL KING
2726 THE GREAT FOREST
2752 TREES AND FORESTS IN AN URBANIZING ENVIRONMENT
2754 FOREST LANDSCAPE DESCRIPTION ANO INVENTORIES
2779 SUMMER RECREATIONAL USE NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUNDS ROCKY MTS
2813 CHALLENGE AND RESPONSE FOREST SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN THE ROCKIES
2820 USER EVALUATION OF CAMPGRCUNOS ON TWO MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS
2975 ECONOMICS OF PRIVATE FORESTRY
3030 LANO-USE PLANNING MANAGEMENT OF FOREST RESOURCES
3069 WILOERNESS USERS AND MANAGEMENT IN THREE MONTANA AREAS
3072 MANAGING FOREST LANDSCAPES FRESCRIBEO BURNING
3170 THE WOODLANOS THEIR USES AND WILOLIFE
3279 TOWARD A SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY OF FOREST RECREATION
3301 FOREST RECREATION PROPOSIT ION AL INVENTORY
3372 MANAGEMENT OF FORESTS
3397 ACCIDENT HAZARD EVALUATION CONTROL FORESTEO RECREATION SITES
3513 ON THE USE OF HERBICIOES IN VIETNAM
3580 BUREAUCRACY ANO THE FOREST
3714 SOCIAL SCIENCE IN FORESTRY
3773 FORESTRY ANO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
3804 FIRE AND WATER SCIENTIFIC HERESY IN THE FOREST SERVICE
3846 A CONSERVATIVE REFORM SAVING THE REDWOODS 1917-19A0
4287 MANAGING URBAN SUBURBAN TREES WOODLANOS FOR TIMBER PRODUCTS
4342 TENACITY OF VALUE COMMITMENT FOREST SERVICE AND OLYMPIC PARK
652
FORESTS CONTINUED
4343 CONFLICTS IN FOREST LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT

4350 RESEARCH ON FOREST ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN
4352 USE TRENDS RECREATIONAL SITES NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM
**386 A UNIVERSITY VIEW OF THE FOREST SERVICE
4418 TREES THE YEAR300K OF AGRICULTURE 1949
4427 FOREST RECREATION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
4429 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS
4584 FUTURE FOREST POLICY AND 1970 NATIONAL TIMBER REVIEW
4720 DEFOLIATION
4825 CLEARCUT THE OE FOREST ATION OF AMERICA
4856 FOREST MANAGEMENT IN WYOMING
4886 FORESTS AND HUMAN PROGRESS
4889 LANOSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY
653
GENERAL ECOLOGY, GENERAL ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL ECOLOGY,
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS
<♦ GEOGRAPHIC MEANING CF ECOLOGICAL LAND USE

10 THIS IS THE AMERICAN EARTH
11 INTRODUCTORY NOTE RELATION OF ECOLOGY TO HUMAN WELFARE
12 NOTE FOR SOCIAL MINOEO ECOLCGISTS AND GEOGRAPHERS
13 RELATION OF GENERAL ECOLOGY TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
17 THE FITNESS OF MANS ENVIRONMENT
27 ECOLOGY OF OROUGHT CYCLES ANO GRAZING INTENSITY
29 MANAGING THE PLANET
3k WASTEBASKET OF THE EARTH
35 BATTLE FCR THE ENVIRONMENT
kZ LIVING ON THE THIRD PLANET
<*3 SOCIAL ECOLOGY A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
RECYCLE THIS BOOK ECOLOGY SOCIETY AND MAN
51 ECOLOGY GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
55 GARDEN EARTH CASE FOR ECOLOGICAL MORALITY
58 PERSPECTIVES ON STUDY OF MAN-ENVIRONMENT PHENOMENA
60 ECOLOGY OF ISOLATED GROUPS
61 ECOLOGY OF HOME ENVIRONMENTS
66 SOCIETY ANO ECOLOGY
80 PLANTS MAN AND LIFE
8*» GEOGRAPHY OF LIVING THINGS
85 SPLENDOUR OF EARTH
87 OMEGA MURDER OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND SUICIDE OF MAN
12if CONDITIONS OF THE WORLD OROER
129 REPORT OF THE AUA SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
130 NATURAL COMPLEXES AS SELF- REGUL AT ING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
132 WHY DO WE STILL HAVE AN ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
13k WORLD TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN OESTINY
136 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
137 MAN ANO ENVIRONMENT CRISIS AND THE STRATEGY OF CHOICE
139 CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN MAN
150 AUSTRALIAN ENVIRONMENT
152 THIS VITAL AIR THIS VITAL WATER MANS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
157 ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A STATIONARY ECONOMY
162 RACE TO THE YEAR 2000 OUR FUTURE
185 SCIENCE SOLITUDE AND SLIME
20^ ON THE NATURE OF THE ENVIRONMENT
208 PATTERNS AND PROCESS IN MANS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
222 OUR MISTREATED WORLO CASE HISTORIES OF PILLAGING CF NATURE
226 THE CHURCH AND THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
230 GEOGRAFHY AS HUMAN ECCLCGY
2^7 INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
252 ORIGINS OF TEAPOT OCME PROGRESSIVES PARTIES PETROLEUM
25k ENVIRONMENT
256 THE FOREST AND THE SEA
654
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS CONTINUED
257 GLUTTONS AND LIBERTINES HUMAN PROBLEMS OF BEING NATURAL

258 HUMAN ECOLOGY
259 THE HUMAN ECOSYSTEM
260 MAN IN NATURE
263 WHERE WINTER NEVER COMES MAN ANO NATURE IN THE TROPICS
311 OUR PRECARIOUS HABITAT
31.3 THE ECOLOGY CONTROVERSY OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS
332 A CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTS
333 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ENVIRONMENT AS A SOCIAL FACTOR
334 OUR PRECARIOUS HABITAT
344 A CONTINUOUS HARMONY
345 THE LONG-LEGGED HOUSE
353 HUMAN ECOLOGY
371 ECOLOGY AND POLITICS IN AMERICAS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
372 THE OOMINION OF MAN THE SEARCH FOR ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY
411 THEOLOGY OF THINGS STUDY OF MAN IN HIS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
413 ECOLOGY ANO REVOLUTIONARY THOUGHT
414 TOWARO AN ECOLOGICAL SOLUTION
429 WHOLENESS OF LIVING SYSTEMS SOME BASIC BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
432 CONTEMPORARY READINGS IN ECOLOGY
433 ECOLOGY OF POPULATIONS
434 FUNDAMENTAL ECOLOGY
435 MAN ANO THE ENVIRONMENT HUMAN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
436 MAN THE DESTROYING BIOTYPE
437 THE OODO DIDNT MAKE IT SURVIVAL AND BETTERMENT
439 ECONOMICS AND ECOLOGY
4.51 THREE PAPERS ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
473 ENVIRONMENTS OF MAN
474 HUMAN ECOLOGY COLLECTED READINGS
483 ECOSYSTEM IN THE STEADY STATE
491 ENVIRONMENTAL WORKBOOKS
516 THE CHALLENGE OF MANS FUTURE
517 THE NEXT NINETY YEARS
518 THE NEXT HUNOREO YEARS
521 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF MANS QUEST FOR FOOD
531. TO LIVE ON EARTH MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT IN PERSPECTIVE
556 DAYDREAMS NIGHTMARES SOCIOLOGICAL ESSAY AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
579 INFLUENCE OF MAN UPON NATURE THE RUSSIAN VIEW CASE STUDY
599 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF COASTAL FLOOD HAZARO IN MEGALOPOLIS
600 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF EXTREME GEOPHYSICAL EVENTS
610 ENVIRONMENT ANO ARCHEOLOGY PLEISTOCENE GEOGRAPHY
614 ECOLOGY BASIS SYNTHESIS AMONG SOCIAL SCIENCES
615 ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS ON WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENTS
622 EDEN WAS NO GARDEN INQUIRY INTO ENVIRONMENT OF MAN
629 THE 3IOPHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
631 CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE FOR THE STUDY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
636 A CRISIS OF WILL ANO RATIONALITY
655
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECC-SYSTEMS CONTINUEO
639 AN ECOSYSTEMS APPROACH TO PUBLIC LANO POLICY

642 ENVIRONMENT ACHALLENGE FOR MODERN SOCIETY
644 ENVIRONMENT A SHORT COURSE IN SEMANTICS
645 ENVIRONMENT AND THE SHAPING OF CIVILIZATION
661 HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
662 IN DEFENSE OF EARTH INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION BIOSPHERE
667 MEANS TO ACTION MANAGING PLANETARY LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS
687 THE UNECOLOGIGAL- -ANIMAL
688 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT AS AN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM
694 A GLANCE INTO THE GAROEN
706 MAN AND HIS TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
718 PLANNING THE MAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION
747 INTERACTIONS OF MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT
752 SILENT SPRING
757 ECOLOGY-GE0GRAPHY-ETHNO8OTANY
767 ITS NOT TOO LATE
791 BIO-MAN MUST RE-BECOME ECO-MAN
799 THE ENVIRONMENT WHO CARES WHY SO WHAT
806 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MAN AND HIS RESOURCES
809 MAN ON EARTH PRELIMINARY EVALUATION ECOLOGY OF MAN
813 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
821 PHILOSOPHERS OF THE EARTH CONVERSATIONS WITH ECOLCGISTS
834 ENVIRONMENTAL INSIGHT
876 RELATIONS BETWEEN ECOLOGY ANO ECONOMICS
944 ENVIRONMENT AND LIFE IN THE GREAT PLAINS
952 CONVERSATION WITH THE EARTH
953 RESOURCES ANO MAN
962 THE INTERPENETRATION OF MAN AND NATURE
974 MAN IN ADAPTATION THE BIOSOCIAL BACKGROUND
980 CAN THE WORLD BE SAVED
981 THE ECOSPHERE WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
982 THE IMPENDING- EMERGENCE OF ECOLOGICAL THOUGHT
983 MANS ECOSYSTEM
984 MANS EFFECT ON NATURE
985 PLAYING RUSSIAN ROULETTE WITH 8 IOGEOCHEM IC AL CYCLES
990 MATURE AND HUMAN NATURE
991 THE EARTH AN HUMAN -AFFAIRS
992 THE CLOSING CIRCLE NATURE MAN AND TECHNOLOGY
993 DUAL CRISIS IN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
994 ENVIRONMENT
995 THE ENVIRONMENTAL COST OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
996 EVALUATING THE BIOSPHERE
998 SCIENCE ANO SURVIVAL
1000 TECHNOLOGY AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
1001 THE UNFORESEEN INTERNATIONAL ECOLOGIC BOOMERANG
1004 HUMAN ECONOMICS AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
1007 MANS CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1039 EARTH DAY THE BEGINNING A GUIDE FOR SURVIVAL
656
i
10<*9 CONSERVATION AND MA NS • ENV IRONME NT

1066 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
1088 SEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENT
1095 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
1096 HUMANS AND HABITATS
1097 THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS REVISITEO
11Q<» ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
1113 CONSERVATION FOR SURVIVAL AN ECOLOGICAL STRATEGY
1122 AMERICAS CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
112^ TOWARO THE YEAR 2000 WORK IN PROGRESS
1137 BIOGEOGRAPHY AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
1138 CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LANO AIR WATER FOR MAN IN MEGALOPOLIS
11^0 ECOLOGICAL IMPACT AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
llkk CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGICAL THEORY
iHt5 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
11<*6 THE ECOLOGY OF MAN
111*7 MANS ECOLOGICAL OCMINANCE THROUGH DOMESTICATED ANIMALS
11<*8 THE UNITY OF ECOLOGY
11^9 WEST HIGHLAND SURVEY AN ESSAY IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
1150 A WIDER ENVIRONMENT OF ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
1153 THE ECOSYSTEM VIEW OF HUMAN SOCIETY
1155 FUTURE ENVIRONMENTS OF NORTH AMERICA
1159 THE TIME SCALE IN HUMAN AFFAIRS
1163 A DIFFERENT KINO OF COUNTRY
116** AN ENVIRONMENT FIT FOR PEOPLE THE NEW MEANING OF CONSERVATION
1166 THE LAST HORIZON
1167 MAN IN NORTH AMERICA
1169 PLANET IN PERIL MAN AND THE BIOSPHERE TODAY
1171 POLLUTING THE PLANET
1172 PRINCIPLES GOVERNING CERTAIN CHANGES IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF MAN
1213 POLLUTING THE PLANET
1215 STUDIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY THE INOIAN IN THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST
1222 THE ENVIRONMENTAL HANDBOOK
123<* GENERAL ANO HISTORICAL ECOLOGY
1236 RECENT TEXTBOOKS OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
IZkl FROM POLITICAL ECONOMY TO POLITICAL ECOLOGY
12«»7 SUPERGROW
1253 fHE DELICATE CREATION TOWAROS A THEOLOGY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
125^ MANS IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT
1269 MANS NATURE AND NATURES MAN THE ECOLOGY OF HUMAN COMMUNITIES
1270 NATURAL COMMUNITIES
1276 REGIONAL ECOLOGY THE STUDY OF MANS ENVIRONMENT
1287 SOME ASPECTS OF THE HUMAN ECOLOGY OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
1292 QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
657
1334 THE CRISIS OF MAN IN HIS ENVIRONMENT

1336 ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS OF HUMAN LIFE
1337 A GOD WITHIN
1338 MAN ADAPTING
1339 MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT SCOPE IMPACT AND NATURE
1340 MAN MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENT
1341 PROMISES AND HAZARDS OF MANS ADAPTABILITY
1343 SO HUMAN AN ANIMAL
1353 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND POPULATION STUOIES
1355 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND THE ECOSYSTEM
1371 ENVIRONMENT ANO MAN A BIBLIOGRAPHY
1387 CHALLENGE OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
1392 THE RESPONSE OF MAN TO HIS ENVIRONMENT
1396 BLUEPRINT FOR SURVIVAL
1402 BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
1403 CONSERVING LIFE ON EARTH
1404 ECO-CATASTROPHE
1407 POPULATION RESOURCES ENVIRONMENT ISSUES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
1408 HUMAN ECOLOGY PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
1409 HOW TO BE A SURVIVOR FLAN TO SAVE SPACESHIP EARTH
1414 THE FIRMAMENT OF TIME
1415 INVISIBLE PYRAMID
1416 NIGHT COUNTRY
1418 MAN ANO NATURE IN AMERICA
1419 ECOSYSTEMS MAN AND NATURE
1422 CRISIS IN EOEN A RELIGIOUS STUOY OF MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
1451 A NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
1454 OF MAN AND THE LOWER ANIMALS
1460 AGGRESSION DOMINANCE HIERARCHY AND TERRITORIALITY
1472 ENVIRONMENT AND CHANGE THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
1473 ENVIRONMENT AND POLICY THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
1474 ENVIRONMENT FOR MAN THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
1481 ECOCIDE ANO THOUGHTS TOWARD SURVIVAL
1485 THIS ENDANGERED PLANET PROSPECTS ANO PROPOSALS FOR SURVIVAL
1498 THE UNFORESEEN ECOLOGICAL BOOMERANG
1503 THE INTERACTION OF MAN ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
1524 THE RED CENTRE MAN ANO BEAST IN THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA
1526 SOCIOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1540 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
1551 BIOGEOGRAPHY ANO ECOLOGY IN SOUTH AMERICA
1559 NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN IN BRITAIN
1580 THE CONQUEST OF NATURE TECHNOLOGY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
1581 THE HUMANIZING OF ECOLOGY
1589 COUNTERINTUITIVE BEHAVIOR OF SOCIAL SYSTEMS
1594 THE ENVIRONMENT A NATIONAL MISSION FOR THE SEVENTIES
1596 MANS PLACE IN THE ISLAND ECOSYSTEM A SYMPOSIUM
1597 THE PRESERVATION OF MANS ENVIRONMENT
1627 NATURE ANO HUMAN NATURE MANS NEW IMAGE OF HIMSELF
1677 OPERATING MANUAL FOR SPACESHIP EARTH
1678 UTOPIA OR OBLIVION THE PROSPECTS FOR HUMANITY
1679 APPROACHING THE BENIGN ENVIRONMENT
658
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECG-SYSTEMS CONTINUED

1717 A VIEW FROM CANIGOU NATURE ANO MAN IN THE EASTERN PYRENEES
1723 SUN CLIMATE AND LIFE
1732 LIFEWAY LEAP THE OYNAMICS OF CHANGE IN AMERICA
1739 TOWARD A THEORETICAL SYSTEM OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
I7k5 NATURE IN THE URBAN LANDSCAPE A STUDY OF CITY ECOSYSTEMS
1752 LIMITS TO GROWTH HARO SELL FOR COMPUTER VIEW OF DOOMSDAY
1756 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE THE ECOLOGY OF AN URBAN AREA
1767 MAN AGAINST NATURE AN OUTMODED CONCEPT
1770 REFLECTIONS ON MAN-NATURE THEME AS SUBJECT FOR STUDY
1771 TRACES ON THE RHOOAN SHORE NATURE CULTURE IN WESTERN THOUGHT
1781 MANS RELATIONSHIP TO HIS ENVIRONMENT
1793 THE CONVERGENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTION
1795 ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTION IN THE SOVIET UNION
1796 THE SPOILS OF PROGRESS ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION SOVIET UNION
1820 MAN AGAINST HIS ENVIRONMENT A GAME THEORETIC FRAMEWORK
1828 MANS DOMINION THE STORY OF CONSERVATION IN AMERICA
f861 THE USES AND ABUSES OF AIR SUSTAINING LIFE PRODUCING DISEASE
1880 COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT A DISCOURSE IN SOCIAL ECOLOGY
1881 OUR WORLD FROM THE AIR CONFLICT ANO ADAPTATION
1887 EARTH ANO MAN COMPARATIVE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
1900 ECOGR4PHY A NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE
19i<* ECOLOGY CAN WE SURVIVE UNDER CAPITALISM
1919 THE STRUCTURAL ANO FUNCTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF A HUMAN EXISTENCE
1923 THE RSVP CYCLES CREATIVE PROCESSES IN THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
1930 THIS LITTLE PLANET
1931 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CONSERVATION
1937 BIOLOGY ANO THE FUTURE CF MAN
195<* EXPLORING NEW ETHICS FOR SURVIVAL
1956 NATURE AND MANS FATE
1962 HOW SHOULD WE TREAT ENVIRONMENT
1966 THE DYING GENERATIONS PERSPECTIVES ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1968 AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS ECOSYSTEMS AND THE ORIGINS CF AGRICULTURE
1970 ATTITUDES AMERICAN PUBLIC TOWARD IMPROVEMENT ENVIRONMENT
1973 EARTHKEEFING
197*» ECOLOGY THE GREAT CHAIN OF BEING
1985 PATIENT EARTH
1989 MAN AND NATURE
2013 REVIEW NATURE EXTENT OAMAGE CAUSEO BY OIL POLLUTION AT SEA
2015 MAN ON EARTH
2018 VITAL VIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2019 THE APFROACH OF HUMAN ECOLOGY TO URBAN AREA RESEARCH
659
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS CONT
2022 ECOLOGY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY

2023 ECOLOGY AND POPULATION
2024 HUMAN ECOLOGY
2026 URBAN SOCIETY AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
2029 IN DEFENSE OF NATURE
2045 ON POLITICAL ECOLOGY
2064 CAN MAN CARE FOR THE EARTH
2068 AGENDA FOR SURVIVAL THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS-2
2069 THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS MANS STRUGGLE TO LIVE WITH HIMSELF
2072 ECONOMIC GROWTH ANO ECOLOGY AN ECONOMISTS VIEW
2074 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN ANTHROPOLOGY
2096 THE FITNESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2104 THIS SIDE OF YESTERDAY EXTINCTION OR UTOPIA
2105 OUR SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT
2124 GAME THEORY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STLOIES
2133 A QUESTION OF PRIORITIES NEW STRATEGIES FOR OUR URBANIZED WORLD
2142 LEGAL DEVICES ACCOMODATING WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2144 THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR LAND-USE PLANNING
2149 MANS ADAPTATION TO TOTAL ENVIRONMENT RELATION TO ILLNESS
2172 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED STRATEGY FOR WAR WITH NATURE
2184 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE SOUTH CHILEAN ISLANDS
2185 GLOBAL ECOLOGY READINGS TOWARD A RATIONAL STRATEGY FOR MAN
2188 STABILITY IN ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS
2189 ECOLOGY AND PLANNING
2190 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND HUMAN SOCIETY
2191 A RE-EXAMINATION OF ECOLOGICAL THEORY
2279 EFFECT OF WAR DESTRUCTION UPON THE ECOLOGY OF CITIES
2281 TAXONOMIST ECOLOGIST WHOSE FIGHT IS PRESERVATION OF NATURE
2284 CELEBRATE THE EARTH
2285 MAN IN THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT
2310 MODERN ENVIRONMENT DETERIORATION AS A NATURAL PROCESS
2319 MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT
2325 THE DEATH OF PROGRESS
2348 FUTURE OF MANKINO
2349 NOT MAN APART
2351 INTERACTIONS OF MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT
2360 ECO-CRISIS
2361 THE NATURAL WORLD CHAOS AND CONSERVATION
2362 SOCIETY ANO THE ENVIRONMENT CONTEMPORARY REAOINGS
660
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECC-SYSTE.MS CONTINUEO
2364 NO-DEPOSIT NO RETURN MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT

2404 ECOLOGY CONSERVATION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
2414 MANS INFLUENCE ON NATURE IN FINLANO
2431 ECOLOGICAL EXPLANATION INTERMETROFOLITAN MIGRATION
2439 NATURAL HAZARD IN HUMAN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
2447 ECOLOGY FEVER
2452 WORLD ECO-CRISIS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN RESPONSE
2454 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN AUSTRALIA
2464 SOCIETY AND NATURE A SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY
2465 THE PHYSICAL *8ASIS OF SOCIETY
2469 TO PREVENT A WORLD WASTELAND
2480 GREEN PEACE
2482 ADAPTATION OF EXTERNAL NATURE TO THE PHYSICAL CONDITION OF MAN
2483 A NATURAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK
2484 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH
2506 ON MAN IN HIS ENVIRONMENT
2520 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF ECOLOGY
2521 ECOLOGY CRISIS GODS CREATION AND MANS POLLUTION
2557 FIRE AND THE ECOLOGY OF MAN
2558 A PHYSICIST LOOKS AT GEOGRAPHICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
2559 CONCEPTS OF ECOLOGY
2560 READINGS IN ECOLOGY
2566 SOCIOLOGY ANO THE ECOSYSTEM AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
2573 ENVIRONMENT PAST PRESENT FUTURE
2598 NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS THEORETICAL ANO APPLIED ANALYSIS
2600 SOME ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2611 MAN FOOD AND INSECTS AS AN ECOLOGICAL PROBLEM
2612 ENVIRONMENTAL MAN
2621 THE NATURAL REGULATION OF ANIMAL NUMBERS
2635 THE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT A SOCIAL SCIENTISTS VIEW
2651 MANS IMPACT ON NATURE TECHNOLOGY ANO LIVING THINGS
2656 THE DILIGENT DESTROYERS
2658 THE BIOCRATS
2663 NATURAL BALANCES ANO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
2670 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
2676 ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS CHIEFTAINSHIP YARURO INOIANS VENEZUELA
2686 THE DOMINATION OF NATURE
2708 EVOLUTION IN CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS
2714 ENVIRONMENTALISM AND DETERMINISM A SEARCH FOR CLARIFICATION
2715 NATURE OF ENVIRONMENTALISM
2717 MANS PLACE IN THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE
2725 EDEN IN JEOPARDY THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE
2735 ECOLOGY INSTRUMENT FOR INTEGRATION OF SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY
661
GENERAL ECOLOGY, GENERAL ENV IRONHENT , SOCIAL ECOLOGY,
2737 ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ECQLOGIST IN NATURAL AREA PRESERVATION

2744 TERRACIDE AMERICAS DESTRUCTION OF HER LIVING ENVIRONMENT
2758 CANADAS ARCTIC IN THE AGE OF ECOLOGY
2761 ENVIRONMENTAL SYNERGISMS THE FROBLEM DEFINED
2762 THE SECULARIZATION OF NATURE
2766 THE OARKENING LANO
2770 CARE OF THE EARTH
2775 NORTHERN REALITIES
2778 ECOLOGICAL CRISIS REAOINGS FOR SURVIVAL
.2780 EARTH TOOL KIT A MANUAL FOR CITIZEN ACTIVISTS
2801 MAN AND NATURE
2824 MAN AGAINST HIS ENVIRONMENT THE NEXT HUNOREO YEARS
2827 ECOLOGICAL RENEWAL
2831 THE CITY AS ENVIRONMENT
2834 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT TEST
2836 ENVIRONMENT ANO EMOTIONALISM
2846 PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT
2861 INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
2863 THE MODIFICATION OF PLANET EARTH BY HAN
2864 GUIDE TO LITERATURE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
2865 LEGAL BASES FOR SECURING INTEGRITY EARTH-SPACE ENVIRONMENT
2875 THE ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT
2876 THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE
2877 GLOBAL ECOLOGY TOWARD THE PLANETARY SOCIETY
2880 ECOLOGICAL DETERMINISM
2881 AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
2882 THE PLACE OF NATURE. IN THE CITY OF MAN
2883 THE PLIGHT
2884 VALUES PROCESS AND FORM
2885 GESTALT ECOLOGY HOW DO WE CREATE OUR SPACE
2899 THE CONCEPT OF DOMINANCE ANO WORLD ORGANIZATION
2900 DEMOGRAPHY HUMAN GEOGRAPHY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
2901 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF THE HUMAN COMMUNITY
2902 HUMAN ECOLOGY
2906 HUMAN HABITAT
2907 PHYSICAL BASIS OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
2910 HUMAN ECOLOGY BRASH PIONEERING IN AN ORDERLY WORLD
2911 THE NEW MYTHOLOGY OF MAN IN NATURE
2921 ECOLOGY AND LAND USE IN UPLAND SCOTLAND
•2933 DOOMSDAY FOR MANKIND A CRITIQUE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
2934 THE DOOMSOAY SYNDROME AN ATTACK ON PESSIMISM
2935 ENVIRONMENT SEMANTICS ANO SYSTEM THEORY IN ECOLOGY
2942 THE DRAMA OF MAN AND NATURE
2944 ECOLOGY AND HISTORY
2945 MAN STATE OF NATURE CLIMAX FR0BLEMS NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND
2955 REVIVAL OF CLIMATIC DETERMINISM
2959 THE NEW ENVIRONMENT AL ISM
2966 TOWARD PREPARING MAN FOR A CHANGEO ENVIRONMENT
662
2971 ON CERTAIN UNIFYING PRINCIPLES IN ECOLOGY

2972 PERSPECTIVES IN ECOLOGICAL THEORY
297<+ AMERICA THE RAPED ENGINEERING MENTALITY AND DEVASTATION
2979 THE EARTH AS MODIFIEO BY HUMAN ACTION
3000 AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND ECOLOGICAL IDEAS
3005 THE WOUNDED EARTH AN ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY
301*f THE MARXIST APPROACH TO THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT
3016 MANS IMPACT ON TERRESTRIAL ANO OCEANIC ECOSYSTEMS
3028 THE PREDICAMENT OF MANKIND
303^ SOCIOLOGY BIOLOGY AND THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3039 FUTURE OF MAN
30^1 THE POLITICS OF NEGLECT THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
30^3 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN THE AMAZON BASIN
30^ ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE
3066 MAN ANO- HIS ENVIRONMENT THE ECOLOGICAL LIMITS OF OPTIMISM
307^ TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ITS IMPACT ON MAN AND SOCIETY
3076 MAN IN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
3078 BORROWED TIME LITERATURE ON MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
3086 ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION
3089 A PARSONIAN SCHEME FOR THE STUDY OF MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
3092 THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3096 POPULATION ENVIRONMENT ANO SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
3098 MAN AND HIS HABITAT PROSLEMS OF POLLUTION
3110 REPLENISH THE EARTH A PRIMER IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
3119 THE ARENA OF LIFE THE DYNAMICS OF ECOLOGY
3120 THE BALANCE OF NATURE
3121 THE NATURE OF LIFE
3122 THE TECHNOSPHERE THE BIOSPHERE THE SOCIOSPHERE
3123 THE ECOLOGIC BOOMERANG
31^8 FOUR ENVIRONMENTS OF MAN
315<» TOWARD A MORE" HUMAN HUMAN ECOLOGY
3159 THE 8I0S0CIAL NATURE OF MAN
3165 SCIENCE FOR SOCIETY A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3166 DEFINING AND INTERPRETING ECOLOGY
3176 GEOGRAPHY ANO ECOLOGY COMMUNITY AND RELATIONSHIP TO ENVIRONMENT
3177 SCIENCE SERVANT OR MASTER
3193 ROAD TO RUIN
3197 MAN AND HIS HABITATION
3201 THE CHILOREN OF FRANKENSTEIN MOOERN TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN VALUES
3202 MANS PLACE IN LIVING NATURE
3207 SURVIVAL OF PLANT? AND MAN
3217 MAN AND NATURE IN CHINA
3218 THE RUIN OF CEYLON
3219 GOVERNING NATURE
3220 MAN ANO HIS ENVIRONMENT
322^ THE PLACE OF NATURE IN MANS WORLO
663
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS CONTINUEC
3268 THE GREAT ALASKA EARTHQUAKE OF 196<* HUMAN ECOLOGY

3273 AS HE LIVE ANO BREATHE THE CHALLENGE OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
3278 MAN AGAINST NATURE
3292 ENERGY VERSUS ENVIRONMENT
3293 IN DEFENSE OF PEOPLE ECOLOGY ANO THE SEDUCTION OF RADICALISM
3296 MAN AND HIS CONQUEST OF NATURE
3300 THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION A GUIDE FOR THE NEW MASTERS
330** THE COMPLETE ECOLOGY FACT BOOK
3318 OUR WORLD IN PERIL AN ENVIRONMENT REVIEW
3319 ECONOMIC MAN IN RELATION TO HIS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
3325 ECOLOGY
3326 FUNDAMENTALS OF ECOLOGY
3327 THE NEW ECOLOGY
3328 THE STRATEGY OF ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
3329 ENVIRONMENT POWER ANO SOCIETY
3366 THE LIMITS OF THE EARTH
3371 MANKIND MAY NEVER MAKE IT
3373 THE FUTURE OF TIME
3398 ECOLOGICAL POTENTIAL ANO CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN PESOAMERICA
31*01 THE ECOLOGICAL FIELD AND THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
3*»26 THE CHASM AHEAO
3L3t* WHALES PLANKTON AND KAN
3kkl OUR POLLUTED WORLO CAN MAN SURVIVE
3^76 NEW VIEWS OF THE NATURE OF MAN
3<*77 PERCEPTION ANO CHANGE PROJECTIONS FOR SURVIVAL
3«f78 WHAT WE MUST DO
3^79 ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WAR
3^9<» EVERYONE WANTS TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
3**97 BIOETHICS BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE
3^98 EARTH AND YOU
3519 ONLY EARTH WE HAVE
3^20 THE CRISIS OF SURVIVAL
3523 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY MAN AND HIS PHYSICAL SETTING
3529 ENVIRONMENT THE QUEST FOR QUALITY
35<*2 HUMAN ECOLOGY
35<»3 THE NATURE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY REEXAMINATION AND REDEFINITION
35^ TOPICAL SUMMARY OF CURRENT LITERATURE ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
355*» HUMAN ECOLOGY SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT
3558 OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MAN-ENVIRONMENT STUOIES BIBLIOGRAPHY
3567 HUMAN ECOLOGY TECHNOLOGY ANO THE NEEO FOR SOCIAL PLANNING
3569 THE EARTH A DESCRIPTIVE HISTORY
3571 LEVELS OF INTEGRATION IN BIOLOGICAL ANO SOCIAL SYSTEMS
3572 THE PRIMITIVE WORLD AND ITS TRANSFORMATIONS
664
3588 BIBLIOGRAPHY IN ECOLOGY

3589 ENVIRONMENTALISM A NEW APPROACH
3593 HUMAN ECOLOGY A NEW SOCIAL SCIENCE
3605 THE SURVIVAL EQUATION MAN RESOURCES AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
3632 MOMENT IN THE SUN DETERIORATING QUALITY OF AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
3640 CONGRESS AND CLEAN AIR THE ISSUE OF ENFORCEMENT 1963
3641 ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE AS A POINT OF SYNTHESIS
3649 AFTER THE MOON THE EARTH
3650 MANS PLACE IN THE ECOLOGICAL PATTERN
3657 BEYOND SURVIVAL
3663 OUR POISONED EARTH AND SKY
3668 ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM AND OUTPUT THE CONNECTION OF A MODEL
3676 THE ENVIRONMENT CRISIS
3677 THERE IS NO AWAY READINGS LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES IN ECOLOGY
3679 THE POLITICS OF ECOSUICIDE
3687 THE CONTROL OF ENVIRONMENT
3699 THE MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL IN THE WORLD
3724 ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES THROUGH FORCES INDEPENDENT OF MAN
3725 MAN NATURE AND HISTORY CONTROLLING THE ENVIRONMENT
3743 CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT THE STUOY OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
3750 YOUR ENVIRONMENT ANO WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT
3754 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY NOW OR NEVER
3755 STOP IT A GUIDE TO DEFENSE OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3760 ECOLOGY A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
3761 ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION A SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
3767 BROTHER EARTH NATURE GOO AND ECOLOGY IN TIME OF CRISIS
3770 HUMAN ECOLOGY
3772 NEW YORK TIMES ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3782 LAND AND LIFE
3801 MANS PLACE IN NATURE
3802 ON THE ECOLOGY OF MICROMOTIVES
3815 INSTITUTIONAL ALTERNATIVES FOR IMPROVING OUR ENVIRONMENT
3832 GEOGRAPHY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
3833 THE MYTH OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
3835 SOCIAL MORPHOLOGY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
3837 URBAN SCENE HUMAN ECOLOGY ANO DEMOGRAPHY
3839 ENVIRONMENTALISM FAD OR FIXTURE
3847 ENVIRONMENTAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
3848 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE VERDE VALLEY
3852 ECOSYSTEMS ANO ENVIRONMENT
3854 THE ECOSYSTEM DOOM
3867 THE BIOSPHERE
3869 MAN AND THE ECOSPHERE
665
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS CONTINUE!
3872 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS STUDIES OF MANS SELF-OESTRUCTI ON

3882 ECOLOGY A SUBVERSIVE SUBJECT
3883 THE ECOLOGY OF MAN
3884 ETHICS AESTHETICS AND THE BALANCE OF NATURE
3887 LIFE AND ENVIRONMENT THE INTERRELATIONS OF LIVING THINGS
3888 LIVING LANDSCAPE
3889 PRESSURES OF POPULATION AN ECOLOGISTS POINT OF VIEW
3890 THE PROCESSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE BY MAN
3891 THE STEADY STATS PHYSICAL LAW ANO MORAL CHOICE
3892 UTOPIA ANO THE LIVING LANDSCAPE
3893 WHERE THERE IS LIFE AN INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY
3899 WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS FISHES 8IRDS TREES WATER AIR GONE
3901 ECOLOGY ANO THE SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY
3919 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIVAL FROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
3930 PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3932 NATURE ANO MAN IN AMERICA
3950 ENVIRON-MENTAL ESSAYS ON THE PLANET AS A HOME
3951 THE SUBVERSIVE SCIENCE ESSAYS TOWAROS AN ECOLOGY CF MAN
3953 MAN AS A GEOLOGICAL AGENT
3954 MANS INFLUENCE ON THE EARTH
3955 ECOLOGY CRISIS ANO NEW VISION
3959 ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES A BASIC PROBLEM IN HUMAN BIOLOGY
3960 HUMAN ECOLOGY ANO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GREAT LAKES
3973 CHALLENGE OF CLIMATE MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
3975 ECOLOGY AND LAND USE
3996 MANS USE OF THE ENVIRONMENT NEED FOR ECOLOGICAL GUIDELINES
4017 ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
4023 THE ECOLOGY OF MAN AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH
4035 NATURE ANO MAN IN EASTERN PARA BRAZIL
4054 LANDSCAPE ANO SEASONS MAN AND NATURE IN INOIA
4060 ENVIRONMENTALISM
4088 CONTROL OF THE WORLD ENVIRONMENT
4095 AN ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM FOR THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4096 THE ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON HUMAN AFFAIRS INTERNATIONAL
4097 ECOLOGY AND POLITICS IN AMERICA
4098 ECOLOGY AND POLITICS WHAT ROLE FOR POLITICAL SCIENTISTS
4099 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN STUDY INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4101 MAN-MILIEU RELATIONSHIP HYPOTHESES INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4103 TOWARDS A POLITICS OF THE PLANET EARTH
4124 HUMAN ECOLOGY
4151 MAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN SOUTH AMERICA
4155 THE CONCEPT AND METHOD OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
666
HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECO-SYSTEMS CONTI

4163 THE OIRTY ANIMAL
4165 HILL THE HUMAN RACE SURVIVE
4168 GEOGRAPHY ANO THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
4169 HUMAN ECOLOGY A PROBLEM IN SYNTHESIS
4177 MAN IN THE WEB .OF LIFE
4178 THE WEB OF LIFE A FIRST 300K OF ECOLOGY
4196 ENVIRONMENTAL FIT ANO THE DYNAMICS OF LIVING SYSTEMS
4199 MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS OISCOVERY OR OESIGN
4221 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND ECOLOGY
*»223 THE OECLINING ENVIRONMENT
424_2 THE DOOMSDAY 800 K CAN THE WORLO 8E SAVEO
4251 ACTIVATION OF ENERGY
4252 THE ANTIQUITY AND WORLO EXPANSION OF HUMAN CULTURE
4253 MANS PLACE IN NATURE-THE HUMAN ZOOLOGICAL GROUP
4254 THE PH E NO MENON OF MAN
4262 CHALLENGE OF A DEC AOE-GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT OR BREAKDOWN
4264 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
4265 STUDIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
4268 ENVIRONMENTAL BASIS FOR SOC IETY- HISTORY OF SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
4271 MANS ROLE_JN_ CHANGING THE FACE OF THE EARTH
4275 REFLECTIONS ON ENVIRONMENT
4286 RELATION OF GEOGRAPHY TC HUMAN ECOLOGY
4319 RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND PRESENT ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
4328 PROCEEDINGS INTERNATIONAL SYMFOSIUM ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTION
4332 MAN AND NATURE
4333 MAN AND NATURE AN ECLECTIC READING
4334 OUR TREATMENT OF ENVIRONMENT IDEAL AND ACTUALITY
4351 GROWING WITH NATURE
4357 THE QUIET CRISIS
4367 SYMPOSIUM ON PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT
4382 THE ENVIRONMENTAL DECADE ACTION PROPOSALS FOR THE 1970S
4384 COLLOQUIUM TO DISCUSS A NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
4394 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REFORT
4395 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
4396 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
4424 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
4443 SYMPOSIUM ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
4450 OUR ENVIRONMENT AND OUR NATURAL RESOURCES
4454 MAN AN ENOANGERED SPECIES
4462 THIRO WAVE AMERICAS NEW CONSERVATION
4467 U.S. NATIONAL REPORT ON THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
4485 SAFEGUARDING OUR WORLD ENVIRONMENT
4486 STOCKHOLM AND BEYOND
4492 IN PRODUCTIVE HARMONY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
4517 HUMAN ECOLOGY METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT HAZARDS LOS ANGELES
667
4524 THE ECOSYSTEM CONCEPT IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

1*525 ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEMS ECOLOGY ANO SYSTEMS ECOLOGISTS
4529 THE ECOLOGICAL CITIZEN
4532 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
4538 ECOLOGY PLANNING ANO THE AMERICAN DREAM
4547 ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON HUMAN ECOLOGIST
4563 ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORATION SOCIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
4566 MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY
4576 POWER ENVIRONMENT ANO YOUR FOCKETBOOK
4577 THE HUMAN USE OF THE EARTH
4578 ENVIRONMENT ANO MAN
4585 ACTION OF NATURAL SELECTION ON MAN
4600 SPACESHIP EARTH ■
4601 ONLY ONE EARTH THE CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF A SPALL PLANET
4604 ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
4616 MAN AND NATURE AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ESSAY IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
4618 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS IN ECOLOGY
4619 A MODEL OF SOCIETY
4628 HOW TO THINK ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT
4638 SOME ASPECTS OF HUMAN ECOLOGY IN THE CENTRAL PLAINS
4641 HUMAN ECOLOGY
4643 BEYONO REPAIR THE ECOLOGY OF CAPITALISM
4679 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMMING
4684 SEQUENCE EQUILIBRIUM DESTRUCTION CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES
4687 GEOGRAPHY AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
4688 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF SOCIETY
4718 THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF OUR ECOLOGIC CRISIS
4719 THE CONCEPT OF NATURE
4724 COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS
4726 ENVIRONMENT AND THE STUDENT OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
4729 THE LAST LANOSCAPE
4767 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PESTICIDES THERMAL POLLUTION
4768 MANS IMPACT ON THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
4774 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION A GLOBAL SURVEY
4783 MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT UNITED NATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-71
4797 ORIENTAL OESPOTISM
4824 MAN AND HIS FUTURE
4829 AN INTRODUCTION TO HAD2A ECOLOGY
48331 ECO-SOLUTIOMS A CASEBDOK FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
4836 1ST NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM CN HABITABILITY
4844 RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
4848 ENVIRONMENT MAN SURVIVAL •
4870 THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF A RURAL COMMUNITY
4879 INTERACTION BETWEEN NATURE ANO SOCIETY AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
668
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUDIES
4 GEOGRAPHIC MEANING OF. ECOLOGICAL LANO USE

5 GEOGRAPHY AND DEMOGRAPHY
12 NOTE FOR SOCIAL MINOEO ECOLCGISTS AND GEOGRAPHERS
13 RELATION OF GENERAL ECOLOGY TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
38 MANS NEW VIEWS OF THE EARTH THE POTENTIAL OF REMOTE SENSING
57 THE SYSTEM OF INTERMETROPO LIT AN POPULATION FLOWS
8l» GEOGRAPHY OF LIVING THINGS
110 REGIONALIZATION MULTI-OBJECTIVE PLANNING EVALUATION
130 NATURAL COMPLEXES AS SELF-REGULATING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
147 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION A CONSTRUCTIVE PROBLEM
161 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
173 METROPOLITAN FISCAL STRUCTURES ANO DISTRIBUTION CF POPULATION
187 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY AND AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
201 PERCEPTION OF WATER QUALITY AS A FACTOR IN OUTOOOR RECREATION
206 GEOMEDICINE AND GEOPOLITICS
217 INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON REGIONAL MIGRATION
230 GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGY
231 NATIONAL PLAN POLICY CONTROL AND USE WATER RESOURCES
287 GEOGRAPHY OF POPULATION
315 ADJUSTMENT CfF AGRICULTURE TO ITS ENVIRONMENT
328 GEOGRAPHY ANO SPACE
336 AGGREGATE RELATIONS ELEMENTAL COMPONENTS CENTRAL PLACE SYSTEMS
338 LOCATION SIZE SHAPE OF CITIES ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
340 ALTERNATE EXPLANATIONS CF URBAN RANK-SIZE RELATIONSHIPS
341 FUNCTIONAL BASES OF THE CENTRAL PLACE HIERARCHY
342 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF CENTRAL PLACE THEORY
346 CAPACITY OF THE UNITED STATES TO SUPPORT POPULATION
348 POPULATION TRENDS AND THE WORLDS RESOURCES
355 MENTAL HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ALTERATIONS
362 SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY AND ITS GEOGRAPHICAL APPLICATIONS
396 ECONOMIC AREAS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH ANO PLANNING
397 NOOAL VERSUS HOMOGENEOUS REGIONS
398 OUTLINE OF THE COMPLETE SYSTEN OF ECONOMIC AREAS
402 URBANISM IN THE UNITEO STATES 1950
403 ECONOMIC AREAS OF THE UNITEO STATES
415 METEOROLOGICAL DROUGHT AND ITS SOCIAL IMPACT IN ILLINOIS
416 THE DUST BOWL IN THE 1970S
417 GEOGRAPHY AND SYSTEMS THEORY
448 PERCEPTION OF WESTERN INTERIOR UNITEO STATES 1800-1870
453 GEOGRAPHY VERSUS GEOPOLITICS
455 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ANO THE WABASH BASIN
482 GEOGRAPHIC INFLUENCES IN AMERICAN HISTORY
669
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUOIES CONTINUED
494 RELATIONS BETWEEN HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY

496 INFLUENCE OF ITS GEOGRAPHY CN THE GROWTH OF LONCCN
497 WATER DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL GROWTH AND THE NATIONAL INTEREST
503 ON THE ENVIRONMENT AS P.ERGEIVEO
504 QUESTIONS ON THE HUMAN FRONTIERS OF GEOGRAPHY
537 PRE-COLUMBIAN AGRICULTURE SOUTHWEST CCNOITIONEO BY ALLUVIATICN
538 MANS ADAPTATION OF NATURE STUDIES OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
540 AIR POLLUTION.
577 THE GROWTH OF .THE CITY INTRODUCTION TO A RESEARCH PROJECT
592 INVASION AND ESCAPE ON THE LITTLE CALUMET
593 THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT A REVIEW
594 AGRICULTURAL OCCUPANCE FLOOC PLAINS UNITED STATES
596 FLOODPLAIN SEASHORE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS HAZARD ZCNE OCCUPANCE
600 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF EXTREME GEOPHYSICAL EVENTS
610 ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHEOLOGY PLEISTOCENE GEOGRAPHY
640 ENGINEERING AND THE ENVIRONMENT LAND-USE APPALACHIA
713 LAND AND POPULATION PROBLEMS IN FIJI
717 PERSONALITY AS AN ELEMENT OF REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
724 WORLD GEOGRAPHY OF IRRIGATION
744 METROPOLITAN INFLUENCE OF THE 168 STANDARD CENTRAL CITIES
757 ECOLOGY-GEOGRAPHY-ETHNOBOTANY
758 MAN AND LAND A CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
820 EFFECTS PUBLIC INVESTMENT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ECONOMY
822 MISS SEMPLE ON INFLUENCES OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT
824 WATER EARTH AND MAN A SYNTHESIS
829 CONTINUED METROPOLITANIZATION THE CHICAGO EXPERIENCE
898 WESTERN REGIONAL PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES
899 FIELD RESEARCH IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
917 AN APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REGION
972 GEOGRAPHY AND POLITICS IN A WORLO DIVIDED
973 PROBLEMS ANO TRENDS IN AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY
975 CENTRIFUGAL ANO CENTRIPETAL FORCES IN URBAN GEOGRAPHY
1050 ECOLOGY AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT
1084 GEOGRAFHER LOOKS AT LANDSCAPE
1120 POPULATION OF PLACES IN A CENTRAL PLACE HIERARCHY
1137 BIOGEOGRAPHY AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
1142 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND BEFORE 1800
1156 BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTHERN END OF THE WORLD
1221 THE TOURIST INOUSTRY IN A NORTH WOODS COUNTY
1246 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY A READER
1255 URBANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENT PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CITY
670
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUOIES CONTINUED
1274 CITY AND REGION A GEOGRAPHICAL INTERPRETATION

1276 REGIONAL ECOLOGY THE STUDY CF HANS ENVIRONMENT
1287 SOME ASPECTS OF 'THE HUMAN ECOLOGY OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
1354 THE MEASUREMENT OF POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
1383 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
1384 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE
1444 LANOSCAPE ECOSYSTEM AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
1456 THE GEOLOGIC AND TOPOGRAPHIC SETTING OF CITIES
1464 MODERN GEOGRAPHY OF UNITED STATES ASPECTS OF LIFE AND ECONOMY
1475 DETERMINISM AND THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO GEOGRAPHY
1478 AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO REGIONAL PLANNING
1494 PROBLEMS OF LAND USE IN THE DRY ZONE CF CEYLON
1496 RESOURCES PLANNING VERSUS REGIONAL PLANNING
1511 FAMINE AND WATER SUPPLY IN WESTERN RAJPUTANA
1517 GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION TC HISTORY
1520 ENVIRONMENT QUALITY LAND PRODUCTIVITY USSR AND NORTH AMERICA
1527 COALITION AND SCHISM IN A REGIONAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
1543 REGIONAL PLANNING DETERMINING THE PUBLIC INTEREST
1551 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN SOUTH AMERICA
1578 CONSERVATION AND STOCK REDUCTION ON THE N4VAHO TRIBAL RANGE
1579 AN APPROACH TO SYSTEMS ANALYSIS IN CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
1583 HABITAT ECONOMY AND SOCIETY GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION ETHNOLOGY
1584 LAND AND LABOUR IN A CROSS RIVER VILLAGE
1648 GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING
1656 ON MOUNTAINS AND MANKIND
1682 SOME EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON THE FUEGIAN TRIBES
1689 HEMORRHAGIC FEVERS IN ASIA A PROBLEM IN MEDICAL ECOLOGY
1717 A VIEW FROM CANIGOU NATURE AND MAN IN THE EASTERN PYRENEES
1718 GEOGRAPHY SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY A PLEA FOR COORDINATION
1766 COUNT BUfFON ON CULTURAL CHANGES OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
17 $5 AVOIDANCE RESPONSE TO THE RISK ENVIRONMENT,
1789 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1805 ENVIRONMENTAL EXTRA-ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENTIAL PERCEPTION
1832 GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANADA
1849 ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMIC LIFE AN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY
1851 GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS THAT CONTROL THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALIA
1852 IS THE EARTH DRYING UP
1869 SOIL EROSION ANO POPULATION PROBLEMS IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA
1886 ENERGY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF GEOGRAPHY
1887 EARTH AND MAN COMPARATIVE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
671
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUDIES CONTINUE,
1929 SYSTEMS SIMULATION FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS RIVER-BASIN PLANNING

2028 SOCIAL AREA ANALYSIS A CRITICAL APPRAISAL
2030 BEHAVIOR SPACE ANO PERCEPTION SPACE A RECONNAISSANCE
2041 BACK OF BOURKE LANO APPRAISAL SETTLEMENT SEMIARIO AUSTRALIA
2042 DROUGHT IN AUSTRALIA A PROBLEM CF PERCEPTION
2102 THE POLITICS OF NATURAL RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
2103 HISTORY ANO GEOGRAPHY OF DISEASES
2106 REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT HEREDITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS
2122 WHEAT FAILURE IN WESTERN NEBRASKA 1931-1954
2124 GAME THEORY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
2125 PROBABILISTIC APPROACHES TO DISCRETE NATURAL EVENTS
2126 THE HAZARDOUSNESS OF A PLACE
2143 ARID LANDS A GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL
2146 INFLUENCE OF ITS GEOGRAPHY ON PEOPLE OF ARES MASSIF ALGERIA
2150 IMPACT RESERVOIR RECREATION WHITNEY POINT MICROREGION NEW YORK
2163 SOIL EROSION A PROBLEM IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
2197 POLICY OBJECTIVES FOR POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
2220 WATER RESOURCES REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH UNITEO STATES 1950-60
2243 ASPECTS OF NATURE DIFFERENT LANOS DIFFERENT CLIMATES
22^*» WATER DEVELOPMENT HATER PLANNING SOUTHWESTERN UNITEO STATES
2246 ADAPTABILITY OF WHITE MAN TC TROPICAL AMERICA
2247 CHANGES OF CLIMATE ANO HISTORY
2251 CLIMATIC CHANGES
2254 HUMAN HABITAT
2256 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS FACTOR PRESENT CONDITION CF TURKEY
2258 WORLO POWER AND EVOLUTION
2274 CHANGES CLIMATE VEGETATION HUMAN ADJUSTMENT SAHARO-AR AB I AN
2292 GEOGRAPHY AND NATIONALISM A DISCUSSION
2294 LANO USE AND RESOURCES STUDIES IN APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
2300 GEOGRAPHY OF DOMESTICATION
2304 ECOLOGIC-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2332 LAND USE AND CHANGING POWER INOUSTRY IN ENGLAND ANO WALES
2340 GEOGRAPHY OF MAN
672
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUDIES CONTINUEO
2350 LOOKING BACK AT MALTHUS

2355 REGIONALISM IN AMERICA
2393 CAUSE AND EFFECT IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
2429 OIVIDING THE WATER A PROBLEM IN POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
2437 HAZARO AND CHOICE PERCEPTION IN FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2440 PERCEPTUAL REGIONS REGIONAL PERCEPTION FLOOO-PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2453 GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL POPULATION RESOURCES FOOD RESOURCES
2454 BI06E0GRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN AUSTRALIA
2465 THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF SOCIETY
2468 ECONOMY CF DOUGLAS FIR IN THE NORTHWEST
2502 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY INTO GEOPOLITCS RECENT TRENDS GERMANY
2526 THE ECONOMICS OF REGIONAL WATER QUALITY MAVAGEMENT
2547 THE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND THE EMERGING REGIONAL REALITY
2552 INDIAN SPANISH AMERICAN ADJUSTMENTS ARID SEMIARIO ENVIRONMENTS.
2558 A PHYSICIST LOOKS AT GEOGRAPHICAL ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
2567 CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT IN INTERIOR ASIA
2586 TECHNOGEOGRAPHY OR PLANNEO CONSERVATION
2650 AGRICULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
2704 CHANGING SIZES FORMS ANO FUNCTIONS OF URB.AN AREAS
2714 ENVIRONMENTALISM ANO DETERMINISM A SEARCH FOR CLARIFICATION
2715 NATURE OF ENVIRONMENTALISM
2720 A JOINT-SPACE ANALYSIS OF PREFERENCES ANO UNDERLYING TRAITS
2721 PROBLEMS OF SCALING PEOPLES ATTITUOES TOWARD NATURAL EVENTS
2722 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND GEOGRAPHIC SPACE PERCEPTION
2759 A WATER RESOURCE POLICY FOR CANADA
2789 THE AMERICAN SCENE
2793 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF BOSTON
2794 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CASE STUDY CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS
2795 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF COLUMBUS OHIO
2799 GEOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE AND IMAGINATION
2843 GEOGRAPHIC BASIS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC LIFE
2848 PLANNING AND REGIONAL PLANNING BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DEFINITIONS
2860 THE GEOGRAPHY OF PATHOLOGY
2888 NEW EXFLCRATION A PHILOSOPHY CF REGIONAL PLANNING
2900 DEMOGRAPHY HUMAN GEOGRAPHY ANO HUMAN ECOLOGY
2906 HUMAN HABITAT
675
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUOIES CONT

2916 GEOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO LAND-USE PLANNING
2922 AREA AND POWER A THEORY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
2928 THE COLUMBIA BASIN FROJECT
2943 ENVIRONMENT AND MAN IN ARIO AMERICA
2945 MAN STATE OF NATURE CLIMAX FROBLEMS NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND
2961 THE GEOGRAPHY OF ENERGY
2963 PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENT
2979 THE EARTH AS MODIFIED BY HUMAN ACTION
3011 IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL RESEARCH IN W ATER-REL ATEO PROBLEMS
3020 THE GEOGRAPHY OF DISEASE
3022 GEOGRAPHY ANO URBANISM
3023 POLITICS AND LAND USE INOIANA SHORELINE OF LAKE MICHIGAN
3051 MEGALOPOLIS FORMATION IN THE MIDWEST
3057 WATER PLANNING IN THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY CALIFORNIA
3058 WATER PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES
3101 GEOGRAPHY AS THE STUDY OF ENVIRONMENT
3125 IMPACT OF THE LUBBOCK STORM ON REGIONAL SYSTEMS
3144 A SIMPLE COMPUTER APPROACH TO REGIONAL IDENTIFICATION
3161 GEOGRAPHY BEHIND POLITICS
3175 INFLUENCE EUROPEAN CONTACTS LANOSCAPE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
3176 GEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY COMMUNITY AND RELATIONSHIP TO ENVIRONMENT
3184 POPULATION MOVEMENTS AND SHAPE OF URBAN GROWTH
3198 THE REGIONAL BALANCE OF MAN AN ECOLOGICAL THEORY OF POPULAT.IGN
3217 MAN* AND NATURE IN CHINA
3324 THE SAVING OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
3330 FROM COMMUNITY STUDIES TO REGIONALISM
3341 DESIGN WITH CLIMATE BIOCLIMATIC APPROACH
3380 URBANIZATION OF LANO WESTERN WATER RESOURCE REGIONS
3423 THE POPULATION PROBLEM
3432 LAND UTILIZATION AND AGRICULTURE IN MINDANAO
3438 REGIONS RESOURCES ANO ECONOMIC GROWTH
3440 NATURAL RESOURCE ENOOWMENT ANO REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH
3481 DETERMINISM IN GEOGRAPHY
3482 ENVIRONMENTALISM VERSUS GEOGRAPHY
3499 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
674
GEOGRAPHY, REG IONAL STUDIES CONTINUED
350** THE GEOGRAFHY OF FRONTIERS ANO BOUNDARIES

3510 NEGRO MESTIZO AND INOIAN IN AN ANDEAN ENVIRONMENT
3515 CONTINUITY IN SOCIAL RESEARCH TVA AND THE GRASS ROOTS
3521 MAN-INDUCED DIFFERENTIATION NATURAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL IZATICN
35<+0 WATER TRANSFERS MUST THE AMERICAN WEST BE WON AGAIN
35<*1 THE BURGESS ZONAL HYPOTHESIS ANO ITS CRITICS
3565 THE LAWS OF MIGRATION
3620 MULTIPLE USE
36*»2 CASE STUDY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3650 MANS PLACE IN THE ECOLCGICAL PATTERN
367^ ALASKAS POPULATION AND ECONOMY REGIONAL GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
3738 PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENT
376*» BEHAVIORAL MAPPING ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES RESIDENTIAL SETTING
3777 AGRICULTURAL ORIGINS AND DISPERSALS
3780 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE DURING THE LAST OEGLACIATION
3781 FOREWORD TO HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
3782 LANO AND LIFE
3783 LAUJ3^RESOURCE AND LANO USE IN RELATION TO PUBLIC POLICY
3807 PSYCHOLOGICA'L FACTORS NATURAL HAZARDS ADJUSTMENT LONDON ONTARIO
3820 THE ECOLGGY OF THE AMERICAN CITY
3832 GEOGRAPHY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
3851 REGIONAL SIMULATION POLICY DECISIONS ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3905. AMERICAN HISTORY AND ITS GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS
3906 INFLUENCES OF GEOGRAPHIC ENVIRONMENT
391k HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF WEATHER MODIFICATION
3920 HUMAN RESPONSE TO WEATHER ANO CLIMATE GEOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTION
3952 THE INFLUENCE OF MAN AS AN AGENT IN GEOGRAPHICAL CHANGE
3963 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN REGIONAL PLANNING
3975 ECOLOGY ANO LAND USE
3982 COPING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT GREAT PLAINS FARMERS
<*035 NATURE AND MAN IN EASTERN PARA BRAZIL
U052 PERSONALITY AND BEHAVIOR IN ENVIRONMENT
i»061 HOW OETERMINEO IS PCSSIBILISM
<*Q62 T0YN8EE AND HUNTINGTON A STUDY IN DETERMINISM
i*088 CONTROL OF THE WORLD ENVIRONMENT
<f092 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR LAKE TAHOE
**093 GEOPOLITICAL HYPOTHESES IN TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
frlOO GEOGRAPHY AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
^111 GEOGRAPHY OF LIFE AND DEATh
M12 HISTCRY OF LAND USE IN ARID REGIONS
M13 LANO FOR TOMORROW OUR DEVELOPING WORLO
kllk LAND UTILIZATION SURVEY OF BRITAIN
M15 MEASUREMENT OF LAND RESOURCES
675
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUDIES CONTINUEO
1*119 PERCEPTION OF WILDERNESS RECREATION CARRYING CAPACITY

i*15i* TECHNOLOGICAL RECREATION ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CAYUGA LAKE
1*168 GEOGRAPHY AND THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
1*176 REGIONAL PLANNING AN INTRODUCTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY
1*186 GEOPOLITICS THE STRUGGLE FOR SPACE AND POWER
1*221* LAND USE IN CANADA THE CANADA LAND INVENTORY
«*23T ENVIRONMENTAL ISM ANO POSSI9ILISM
t*Zk* AUSTRALIA-STUDY OF WARM ENVIRONMENTS EFFECTS ON BRITISH SETTLEMENT
i*2i*5 AUSTRALIA AND CANAOA-STUOY OF HA8ITABILITY DETERMINED BY ENVIRONMENT
1*21*6 ENVIRONMENT ANO NATION-GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS CULTURAL POLITICAL EUROPE
1*21*7 ENVIRONMENT RACE AND MIGRATION
k2bk HUMAN ECOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
±Z7J> MANS ROLE IN CHANGING THE FACE OF THE EARTH
«*285 CLIMATE AND SETTLEMENT IN THE GREAT PLAINS
1*286 RELATION OF GEOGRAPHY TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
i*3Gl ECOLOGY OF PRIMITIVE MAN IN AUSTRALIA
1*305 THE PROCESS OF URBANIZATION
1*317 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE TROPICS
U321 SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF RECREATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
1*326 GEOGRAPHY CF POPULATION WORLO PATTERNS
1*330 DISCREPANCIES ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE BEHAVIOUR EUROPE AND CHINA
1*331 HYDROLOGIC CYCLE AND WISDCM OF GOD THEME IN GEOTELEOLOGY
1*332 MAN AND NATURE
1*333 MAN AND NATURE AN ECLECTIC READING
1*31*6 REGIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN AN APPROACH TO RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
1*31*8 RESOURCE USE IN THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
1*31*9 SCIENCE ANO THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
1*358 AMENITIES AS A FACTOR IN REGIONAL GROWTH
i*i*31 LAND RESOURCE REGIONS UNITED STATES
1*512 REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELCFMENT THE ROLE OF WATER
1*520 METROPOLITAN DOMINANCE AND INTEGRATION
1*533 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURAL BEHAVICR
1*51*0 PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
1*51*7 ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON HUMAN ECOLOGIST
1*583 URBAN WATER POLICIES DECISION-MAKING DETROIT METROPOLITAN
1*593 CIVILIZATION AND CLIMATE
1*603 CLIMATE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO MAN
i*60i* ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
1*621 LAND AND SOCIETY IN NEW ZEALAND ESSAYS IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
1*637 CENTRAL NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND MAN-MADE OR NATURAL
1*659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER
1*677 THE INFLUENCE OF NATURE ON JAPANESE CHARACTER
1*683 REGIONAL CONTRASTS IN THE GROWTH OF CANADIAN CITIES
1*681* SEQUENCE EQUILIBRIUM DESTRUCTION CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES
1*685 INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT UPON RELIGICUS BELIEFS
1*686 THE GEOGRAPHIC FACTOR ITS ROLE IN LIFE ANO CIVILIZATION
1*687 GEOGRAPHY AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
1*688 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF SOCIETY
1*691 CHANGING ROLE OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
1*692 CHOICE OF ADJUSTMENT TO FLOODS
1+695 CONTRIBUTIONS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1*696 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
676
GEOGRAPHY, REGIONAL STUDIES CONTINUED
4699 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO FLOODS GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
4701 PAPERS ON FLOOD PROBLEMS
4703 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FLOOO PLAIN RESEARCH
4704 RIVER BASIN PLANNING A.N0 PEACE THE LOWER MEKONG
4705 ROLE OF GEOGRAPHY IN WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
4710 TOWARD AN APPRA ISAL OF WORLD RESOURCES
4722 UNITED STATES PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MATERIAL RESOURCES
4725 THE EARTH AND THE STATE A STUDY OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
4726 ENVIRONMENT AND THE STUDENT OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
4741 MAN AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
4790 ON THE UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES
4823 THE TRANSITIONS TO INTERDEPENDENCE IN LOCATIONAL DECISIONS
4842 HUMAN NATURE IN GEOGRAFHY
4843 MISS SEMPLES INFLUENCES OF GEOGRAPHIC ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
4874 THE GEOGRAPHER AND HIS CROWOING WORLD
4876 GEOGRAPHY AND A CROWOING WORLD
4878 ECONOMIC REGIONALIZATION IN THE PEOPLES DEMOCRACIES
4879 INTERACTION BETWEEN NATURE AND SOCIETY AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
4881 TOURISM AND RECREATION IN THE WEST
4886 FORESTS AND HUMAN PROGRESS
4890 RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES NO NMETROFOLITAN AREAS
677
GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC AGENCIES
3 DEVELOPMENT OF MISSOURI BASIN RESOURCES CASE STUOY

47 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
51 ECOLOGY GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
94 DISASTER AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
95 DISASTER AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN ANCHORAGE
96 MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS IN NATURAL OISASTER
99 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE
142 WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS PRIVATE RIGHTS AND PUBLIC GOODS
168 POPULATION POLICY OPINIONS AND ACTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
177 HATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN CALIFORNIA
198 NORTH DAKOTA WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION OPERATION SETTING
227 NADER STUOY GROUP REPORT ON THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE
234 TREND ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTALISTS COMMITMENT ADVOCACY
248 RESERVOIRS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE
252 ORIGINS OF TEAPOT DOME PROGRESSIVES PARTIES PETROLEUM
271 CHEROKEE MARSH A STUOY OF DEMOCRACY IN ACTION
297 NEW VIEWS ON PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
299 THE FLAGSTAFF FEDERAL SUSTAINEO UNIT
300 CITIZEN VS. BUREAUCRAT
308 SIZE OF RANGER DISTRICT STUOY
350 STATE REGULATION OF CHANNEL ENCROACHMENTS
368 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES AIR QUALITY OUTDOOR RECREATION
380 COERCIVE PRONATALISM AND AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
381 POPULATION POLICY FOR AMERICANS IS GOVERNMENT BEING MISLED
385 JURISDICTIONAL PROBLEMS WATER POLICY
394 SEA-LEVEL CANAL HOW THE ACADEMYS VOICE WAS MUTED*
428 FEDERAL PROGRAMS RELATED TO ENVIRONMENT
478 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES RECREATIONAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
511 THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ADAPTATION TO DISASTER DEMANDS
512 ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE GREAT CHICAGO SNOWSTORM 1967
572 DEMAND SURVEY DILEMMA CREDIBILITY STATE OUTOOOR RECREATION PLAN
616 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
620 RESOURCES GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE
621 GOVERNMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY
62? ADMINISTRATIVE POSSIBILITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
678
GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC AGENCIES CONTINUED
628 AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ADMINISTRATION

632 CHANGING THE STRUCTURE OF GOl/ ERNMENT (VIEWPOINT >
633 COAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ARRAN3EMENTS
634 THE COMING POLITY OF SPACESHIP EARTH
635 CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
641 ENVIRONMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
643 ENVIRONMENT A NEW FOCUS FOR PUBLIC POLICY
644 ENVIRONMENT A SHORT COURSE IN SEMANTICS
646 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
649 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AS A PUBLIC FUNCTION
652 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATIONAL PARKS
655 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INTERGOVERNMENTAL ACTION ROLE OF STATES
656 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES POLITICAL DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
657 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES POLITICS PROFESSIONALISM ENVIRONMENT
658 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION •
659 FRESH APPROACHES FOR GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
660 GOVERNMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
665 MAJOR ALTERNATIVES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS GOVERNMENT
666 MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATION
670 NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
672 POLITICAL DYNAMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
678 PUBLIC POLICIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
679 PUBLIC POLICY FOR ENVIRONMENF GUIDELINES FOR ALASKANS
680 PUBLIC POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
683 RESTRUCTURING FOR COORDINATIVE POLICY AND ACTION
686 SYMPOSIUM ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY NEW DIRECTIONS FEOERAL ACTION
690 RESEARCH POLICY ADMINISTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PROGRAMS
721 STATUS OF FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL LEGISLATION
734 FEDERAL POLICY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
753 THE PUBLIC OOMAIN
754 THE PU3LIC LANDS STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PUBLIC OOMAIN
761 LAND USE CONGRESS TAKING UP CONFLICT OVER POWER PLANTS
763 WATER POLLUTION OFFICIALS GOADED INTO RAISING QUALITY STANDARDS
817 WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE FOREST SERVICE
829 CONTINUED METROPOL IT ANIZATION THE CHICAGO EXPERIENCE
914 MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROBLEMS IN GOVERNMENT
935 SUBURBAN LAND CONVERSION IN THE UNITED STATES
936 THE FEDERAL LANDS THEIR USE AND MANAGEMENT
941 ORSANCO STORY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE OHIO VALLEY
942 CONGRESS AND URBAN PROBLEMS A CASE800K ON LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
951 PROPERTY TAXATION PUBLIC FINANCE AND LAND USE
955 CAN WE TRUST GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT RESOURCES OF STATEWIDE VALUE
957 ADMINISTRATIVE ALLOCATION OF WATER
679
970 EXPANDING THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

1023 CONGRESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1031* A POLICY FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES
10^5 STATE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER RESOURCES
10*»6 STATE PLANNING ISSUES
1081 MUSKINGUM WATERSHED CONSERVANCY DISTRICT STUDY LOCAL CONTROL
1097 THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS REVISITED
1118 LEGAL BRIEFS THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE
1121 ECONOMICS OF NATURAL DISASTERS IMPLICATIONS FOR FEOERAL POLICY
117V LAKESHDRE PROPERTY VALUES PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN RECREATION
1176 THE VALUATION OF PUBLIC GOOOS
1178 POPULATION CHANGE AND REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
120V ON EXTERNALITIES INFORMATION AND THE GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED
1219 SCARCE RESOURCES THE DYNAMICS OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
1237 OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
1238 FEDERAL POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS WATER AIR AND SOLID WASTES
12V2 METROPOLITAN WATER INSTITUTIONS
12M» WELFARE CONSIDERATIONS IN U.S. POPULATION POLICY
1252 LOBBY THAN CANT BE LICKED CONGRESS AND THE ARMY ENGINEERS
1262 FOREST SERVICE AND CLIENTS A STUDY IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION
1272 FOUNDATIONS OF FEDERAL RECLAMATION POLICIES HISTORICAL REVIEW
1297 GENESIS FUNCTION WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION FOURTH ACCOUNT
1323 DAM OUTRAGE THE STORY OF THE ARMY ENGINEERS
1332 LOCAL 30VERNMENTS AND POPULATION CHANGE
13V6 A MULTICOUNTY NATURAL RESOUR3E SERVICE CENTER
1358 FLOOD CONTROL VIA THE POLICE POWER
1370 LEGAL CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1373 THE CANAOIAN GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN
1375 ORGANIZATIONAL INVOLVEMENT CHANGES COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OISASTER
1MZ1 POPULATION GROWTH AND THE FEDERAL SYSTEM
1V25 REGULATION WATER USE LOCAL AREAS WATER LAW POLICY SOUTHEAST
1V71 THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
1515 GOVERNMENT AND WATER RESOURCES A SYMPOSIUM
1516 NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
15V8 THE BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
1561 CONNECTICUTS ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION
1563 EFFICIENCY EFFECTS FEDERAL LAND POLICY 1850-1900
1585 ADMINISTRATIVE CONDUCT IN ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS
1601 POLITICS AND GRASS ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON PUBLIC DOMAIN
1602 PUBLIC LAND POLICY
1612 NEW HORIZONS IN WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
1615 POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PROGRAMS
1620 WATER SUPPLY DEMAND AND THE LAW
16M* AOVOCACY ANO RESOURCE ALLOCATION DECISIONS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
1671 THE FOREST SERVICE
680
GOVERNMENT, PUBLI-C AGENCIES CONTINUEO

1688 WELFARE ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1706 THE POLITICS OF WATER POLLUTION IN NEW YORK STATE
1714 HISTORY OF PUBLIC LAND LAW DEVELOPMENT
1738 STATEWIDE ZONING OF LAND HAWAIIS EXPERIENCE
1753 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT HOW WELL IS IT WORKING
1783 GOVERNMENT ACQUISITION PRIVATE PROPERTY RURAL AREAS
1802 RECLAMATION IN THE U.S.
1817 PRESERVATION WILOERNESS VALUES POLITICS CONSERVATION POLICY
1842 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY AND THE FABRIC OF GOVERNMENT
1862 AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION
1871 POPULATION CHANGE AND STATE GOVERNMENT POLICY
1876 AMERICAN FOREST POLICY GOVERMMENT ADMINISTRATION ECONOMIC
1883~ "THE ENVIRONMENT
1901 PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION APPROACH TO LAND USE CONFLICT
1904 PROVIDING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES
1913 STRATEGY ANO ORGANIZATION IN PUBLIC LAND POLICY
1924 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY THE COJNTY MISSION FOR THE 70S
1933 NATURAL RESOURCE SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN APPALACHIA ENABLING LAWS
1936 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FEOERAL WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1938 THE FEOERAL GOVERNMENT AND HZ SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY
1940 THE CASE OF GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED MIGRATION
1943 EVALUATING ENABLING LAWS FOR SPECIAL DISTRICTS OKLAHOMA
1944 ROLE OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1946 SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND MUTUAL COMPANIES
1948 CAN WE STILL AFFORD A SEPARATE RESOURCES POLICY
1992 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT NINE STATES LOOK FOR NEW ANSWERS
1996 IMPACT OF POPULATION AND COMMUNITY CHANGES ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT
2036. PESTICIDE PROBLEM ECONOMIC APPROACH TO PUBLIC POLICY
2037 A PRIMER ON FOOD AGRICULTURE ANO PUBLIC POLICY
2073 LOCAL ADMINISTRATION OF WATER CONTROL IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
2081 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN THE FOREST SERVICE
2099 THE ENVIRONMENT THE ESTABLISHMENT ANO THE LAW
2100 NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY
2101 NATURAL RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION AND THE PU8LIC INTEREST
2119 PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLCIY URGENT NEEOS AND COMPLEX CHOICES
2120 THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE WILOERNESS ACT
2138 COMPONENTS AFFECTING LIMITING POLICYMAKING LOCAL WATER AGENCIES
2147 DECADE OF EXPERIENCE UNDER IOWA WATER PERMIT SYSTEMS PART 1
2148 PUBLIC REGULATION OF WATER QUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES
2173 ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN STATES
2174 STATE FLOOD-PLAIN ZONING
681
2193 STATE WATER RIGHTS RELATED SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY 1959 TO 1967

2197 POLICY OBJECTIVES FOR . PQPULAT ION DISTRIBUTION
T2T0 PROSPERITY AND THE NATIONA L. PARKS
2203 EXPANDING OUTOOOR RECREATION RESEARCH INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
2232 IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT AND PJBLIC HATER POLICY
2238 STANOAROS CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
22^5 DIVIDING THE WATERS CONTROVERSY UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
2262 DEVELOPMENT PRESENT STATUS WMER RIGHTS POLICY UNITED STATES
2287 THE NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMISSION
2291 THE NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION REPORT A REVIEW
2298 THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN IOWA ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REPORT
2306 OUR NATIONAL PARK POLICY A CRITICAL HISTORY
2307 THE UNITED STATES FOREST POLICY
2308 THE UNITED STATES OIL POLICY
2313 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND THE CONGRESS
2311* WHAT CONGRESS MUST NOW DO TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
2321 FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES
2331 RECLAIMING THE ARID WEST UNITED STATES RECLAMATION SERVICE
2378 FEDERAL ORGANIZATION FOR CONTROL OF WEATHER MODIFICATION
2381* WATER POLITICS IN MISSISSIPPI
2<»15 CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS
2M6 ECONOMIC EFFECTS WATER-BASEO RECREATION LOCAL POLITICAL
2^17 MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE PLANNING REFLECTIONS ON THE CURRENT SCENE
2M9 FEDERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS A CASE STUOY
2t*22 LANO BANKING PUBLIC POLICY ALTERNATIVES ANO DILEMMAS
2kW THE FOREST RANGER A STUDY IN ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR
2*f67 MANAGEMENT AND USE OF LAND AS A PUBLIC GOOD
2<*70 POLICE DEPARTMENTS ORGANIZATION AND TASKS IN DISASTER
2<*71 YOUR GOVERNMENT ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
2503 SOCIOECONOMIC DIFFERENCES IN MORTALITY UNITED STATES
2528 NATIONAL WATER POLICIES AND PROBLEMS
251*6 THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
2572 CONGRESSIONAL ATTITUDES TOWARD THE ENVIRONMENT
2575 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER
2582 TVA LANO ACQUISITION EXPERIENCE APPLIEO DAMS MISSOURI BASIN
261*5 POLLUTION POWER AND POLICY
266<* CHANGES IN NATIONAL PRIORITIES DURING THE 1960S IMPLICATIONS
2666 FEDERAL FUNDING AND NATIONAL PRIORITIES
2668 MANPOWER POLICIES IN SELECTE0 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCIES
2678 POPULATION CHANGE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION
2719 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Z72k TVA DEMOCRACY ON THE MARCH
2785 SOCIO-POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS POLICIES FOR HABITABLE ENVIRONMENT
2809 POPULATION POLICIES AND THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM
682
2854 PRIVATE POWER AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY-

2855 PROLOGUE ENVIRONMENT AND THE QUALITY OF POLITICAL LIFE
2918 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CONSTITUTIONAL STUDY CANADA
2922 AREA AND POWER A THEORY OF L3CAL GOVERNMENT
2924 CONGRESS AND WATER RESOURCES
2926 MUDOY WATERS THE ARMY ENGINEERS AND THE NATIONS RIVERS
2928 THE COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT
2941 OECISION-MAKING PUBLIC INVESTMENT WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2956 INTERBASIN WATER TRANSFERS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
2965 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AND GOVERNMENTAL FRAGMENTATION
2969 YOUTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT 1971 YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
2981 FEDERAL-LOCAL COST SHARING IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2982 FEDERAL COST-SHARING POLICIES FOR WATER RESOURCES
2992 GRASS ROOTS ESSAYS
2993 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY STUDY OF FEDERAL CONTROL
2994 TVA THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS A STAFF REPORT
2995 WATER FOR NEW YORK STATE ADMINISTRATION WATER RESOURCES
2996 DECISIONS IN SYRACUSE
2997 RIVER 3ASIN ADMINISTRATION AND THE OELAWARE
3006 BUREAUCRACY CONVICTS ITSELF THE BALLINGER- PINCHOT CONTROVERSY
3025 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND POLICY
3045 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MUNICIPALITIES INDUSTRY A.\IO INDIVIDUAL
3062 THE OAKE SUB-DISTRICT CASE STUDY WATER RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION
3081 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COURSEBOOK IN LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
3146 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION THE L03AL PERSPECTIVE
3147 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FEDERAL POLICIES AND PRACTICES
3160 POPULATION EXPLOSION AND UNITEO STATES LAW
3172 S0CI0L03Y IN THE TVA
3174 PRESSURE POLITICS AND RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
3184 POPULATION MOVEMENTS AND SHAPE OF URBAN GROWTH
3187 FAMILY LIFE STYLES CHILDBEARING INFLUENCE FEDERAL ACTIVITIES
3191 MEN WHO PLAY GOD THE STORY OF THE HYDROGEN BOMB
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3231 POPULATION A PROBLEM FOR DEMOCRACY
3241 GOVERNANCE ANO POPULATION
3248 CAN GOVERNMENT MEET ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS
3252 ENVIRONMENT ANO AMERICANS THE PROBLEM OF PRIORITIES
3271 COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
3275 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION OF »UBLIC LANOS
3283 CONGRESS TOWARD A NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
683
GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC AGENCIES CONTINUEO
328*f THE NATIONAL POLLUTION SCANDAL

3299 POPULATION CRISIS IMPLICATIONS AND PLANS FOR ACTION
3305 TEAPOT DOME OIL AND POLITICS IN THE 1920S
3310 POPULATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM POLICY AND PLANNING
3316 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY SPECIAL DISTRICTS AUTHORITIES U.S.
33*f0 INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ENCOURAGE INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
33<»9 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES
3355 SOME ASPECTS OF UNITED STATES ENERGY POLICY
3357 THE EFFECTIVE POPULATION IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
3376 STATE ADMINISTRATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE WEST
3389 A WILDLIFE AGENCY AND ITS POSSESSIVE PUBLIC
3^05- SOIL CONSERVATION OISTRICTS IN ACTION
3k±k NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE GOVERNMENTAL PROCESS A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3^21 COMPREHENSIVE RIVER BASIN PLANNING ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED BASINS
34^6 BIG DAM FOOLISHNESS
3^52 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION AND RJRAL WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
3<*65 LEGAL OBSTACLES CHOICE CONTRACEPTION ABORTION STERILIZATION U.S
3<*68 THE FEDERAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR LEADERSHIP
3<*70 CONGRESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS POPULATION POLICY
3*71 POPULATION POLITICS AND POLISY U.S. GOVERNMENT 1951-1969
3<f73 INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE GREAT LAKES
3^87 THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
3^95 POLLUTION AND THE PUBLIC
3500 THE RECLAMATION IDEA
3502 WHO SHOULD MAKE LOCAL WATER MANAGEMENT POLICIES
3507 DECISION-MAKING AND PUBLIC POLICY
3563 NIXON AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE POLITICS OF DEVASTATION
3580 BUREAUCRACY AND THE FOREST
3601 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIS POLICY
3613 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS AND NEW MEXICO STATE PARK SYSTEM
3623 MISSOURI BASINS PICK-SLOAN CONGRESSIONAL POLICY DETERMINATION
3635 THE ECOLOGY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
3637 PROGRESS ON THE BELLE FOURCHE IRRIGATION PROJECT
36^0 CONGRESS ANO CLEAN AIR THE ISSUE OF ENFORCEMENT 1963
36^7 ORGANIZING WATER POLLUTION CONTROL RIVER BASIN AUTHORITIES
36<f8 RIVER BASIN AUTHORITIES A NATIONAL SOLUTION TO WATER POLLUTION
3658 TOWARD RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FEDERAL INVESTMENT WATER PROGRAMS
3667 ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC RECREATION
3689 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AS INADVERTENT AOVOCATE OF DEGRADATION
3690 CONGRESS AND POLLUTION THE GENTLEMENS AGREEMENT
369^ PUBLIC CHOICE AND PUBLIC POLICY
3707 NATIONAL EXPOSURE AND LOCAL COVERUP A CASE STUDY
37**1 SOCIAL ECONOMIC POLITICAL FASTORS STATE AIR POLLUTION EXPEND
37kk ROLE OF LLOYD HARBOR STUDY GROUP IN SHOREHAM HEARINGS
37^8 THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS 1933-19«»2
3753 DIAGRAMMATIC EXPOSITION OF A THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
377k REMOVAL OF FAMILIES FROM TVA RESERVOIR AREAS
684
3788 TOWARD A STATE LAND USE POLICY THE MAINE EXPERIENCE

3796 WHY A NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION
3803 OUTOOOR RECREATION ON FEDERAL LANDS ORGANIZATION
3804 FIRE AMD WATER SCIENTIFIC HERESY IN THE FOREST SERVICE
3805 INNOVATION ANO ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING CONSERVATION LAND
3806 OUTDOOR RECREATION VALUES IN THE PUBLIC DECISION PROCESS
3814 FEDERAL DECISION-MAKING STRUCTURES WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
3817 FEDERAL WATER PROJECT EVALUATION INCOME ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3845 THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY PLAN COMBINING POLICY WITH POLICE POWER
3855 THE POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF PUBLIC SPENDING
390«* TVA AND THE GRASS ROOTS SOCIOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATION
3908 THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF ZERO PRICING OF PUBLIC GOODS
3918 PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3933 AGENCIES CONCERNED WATER RELATED RESOURCES NEVADA
3946 THE ENVIRONMENTAL ERA POLICY AND CONCEPTS 1962-1972
3992 THOUGHTS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL LAWYER IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
4022 DISTRICTS AFFECTING WATER USE AND CONTROL
4042 EXPERIENCE WITH RURAL ZONING
4044 THE WHY ANO HOW OF RURAL ZONING
4092 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR LAKE TAHOE
4102 NATIONAL PRIORITIES DEMANDS RESOURCES DILEMMAS
4135 POWER AND THE POLICY PROCESS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
4182 FOCUS ON CHANGE INTERGOVERNMENTAL WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
4183 PUBLIC PR08LEMS AND NON-DECISION MAKING TUCSON WATER SYSTEM
4241 ECONOMIC EVALUATION FEDERAL RESOURCES PROGRAMS POLITICAL SOCIAL
4246 ENVIRONMENT ANO NATION GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS HISTORY OF EUROPE
4256 SOME GENETIC IMPLICATIONS OF POPULATION POLICIES
4323 FEDERAL-STATE RELATIONS IN WATER LAW
4338 STATE WATER RIGHTS AND RELATEO SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4370 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMMES
4375 ORGANIZATION AND POLICY IN THE FIELD ON NATURAL RESOURCES
4377 ASPECTS OF POPULATION GROWTH POLICY
4 378 POPULATION AND THE AMERICAN FUTURE
4379 POPULATION GROWTH AND AMERICAS FUTURE
4382 THE ENVIRONMENTAL DECADE ACTION PROPOSALS FOR THE 1970S
4385 POLICIES PLANS WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES
4386 A UNIVERSITY VIEW OF THE FOREST SERVICE
4387 POPULATION CRISIS
685
4388 A DEFINITION OF THE SCOPE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

1*389 CONGRESSIONAL WHITE PAPER NATIONAL POLICY FOR ENVIRONMENT
4391 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
4392 WATER REQUIREMENTS FOR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
4 393 ECONOMIC DISLOCATION RESULTING FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
4394 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
4395 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
4397 THE PRESIDENTS 1972 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM
1*398 THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF POLLUTION CONTROL
4414 DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL INVENTORY SOIL WATER CONSERVATION NEEDS
4420 LAND AND WATER RESOURCES A POLICY GUIDE
4426 THE AMERICAN OUTDOORS MANAGEMENT FOR BEAUTY AND USE
4438 STRATEGY FOR A LIVEABLE ENVIRONMENT
4449 A STRATEGY FOR A LIVABLE ENVIRONMENT
4455 THE NATIONS RIVER AN OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE POTOMAC
4477 FOCUS ON CLEAN WATER ACTION PROGRAM COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
4492 IN PRODUCTIVE HARMONY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
4503 ONE THIRD OF THE NATIONS LAND
4544 POPULATION INCREASE ANH THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
454.6 TOWARDS A CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT
4550 DRGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CONSOLIDATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
4599 NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT POLITICS AND STEWARDSHIP
4607 LOCAL OBJECTIVES AS INPUT EVALUATING WATER RESOURCES "
4646 EXTERNAL DISECONOMIES AND GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED INVISIBLE HAND
4648 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS IN WATER QUALITY CONTROL
4654 NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE POLITICAL STRUGGLE
4655 PERENNIAL PROBLEMS OF FEDERAL COORDINATION
4656 THE POLITICS OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4661 PROGRAM PLANNING U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR 1946-53
4662 FEDERAL POLICY PLANNING FOR THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
4666 TEAPOT DOME
4696 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
4744 SPECIAL AGENCY PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENT WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4798 CAN AIR POLLUTION BE CONTROLLED BY LEGISLATION
4826 FEOERAL ROLE IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
4828 FEDERAL THREATS TO THE CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE
4891 THE CONSERVATION FRAUD
HISTORY
18 LAND BEHIND BAGHDAD SETTLEMENT CN THE DIYALA PLAINS

30 FORESTS AND SEAPOWER
52 TREATMENT CF NATURE IN THE FOETRY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC
79 SUNSHINE ANO SMOKE AMERICAN WRITERS AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
125 ESSAY CONCERNING THE EFFECTS CF AIR ON HUMAN BODIES
172 HISTCRY OF LAND OWNERSHIF IN MODERN EGYPT
251 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT 1907-1921
278 CONCEPT CF NATURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH PCETRY
318 GEOPHYSICS AND HUMAN HISTORY
356 HISTORICAL INCIDENTS OF EXTREME OVERCROWDING
366 DEMOGRAPHY ECOLOGY TRADE NORTHERN ONTARIO NINETEENTH CENTORY
399 POPULATION GROWTH IN STANOARO METROPOLITAN AREAS
409 THEORIES OF POPULATION FROM RALEIGH TO ARTHUR YOUNG
421 OUR NATURAL WORLO LAND AND WILOLIFE OF AMERICA
448 PERCEPTION OF WESTERN INTERIOR UNITED STATES 1800-1870
469 LANOSCAPE IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN TRAVEL LITERATURE
482 GEOGRAPHIC INFLUENCES IN AMERICAN HISTORY
494 RELATIONS BETWEEN HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY
496 INFLUENCE CF ITS GEOGRAPHY ON THE GROWTH OF LONOON
549 VOLCANOES IN HISTORY IN THEORY IN ERUPTION
610 ENVIRONMENT ANO ARCHEOLOGY FLEISTOCENE GEOGRAPHY
711 DIGEST FEDERAL NATURAL RESOURCE LEGISLATION 1950-66
768 DEMOGRAPHY IN EARLY AMERICA
897 CLIMATE MAN ANO HISTORY
900 HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF LAND USE IN NEW ZEALAND
903 FOREST CLEARANCE AND PREHISTORIC CLEARING
947 ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION
1119 ILLEGITIMACY IN THE UNITED STATES 1920-1968
1142 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLANO BEFORE 1800
1192 MALTHUS AND THE THEORY OF POPULATION
1197 THE THEORY OF CHANGE AND RESPONSE IN MODERN DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY
1234 GENERAL AND HISTORICAL ECOLOGY
1238 FEOERAL POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS WATER AIR ANO SOLID WASTES
1272 FOUNDATIONS OF FEOERAL RECLAMATION POLICIES HISTORICAL REVIEW
1310 LAND AND LABOUR IN EUROPE 1900-1950
1311 PEASANTRY LAND USE ANO CHANGE
1350 SWIDDEN AGRICULTURE AND THE RISE OF MAYA CIVILIZATION
1365 DROUTH HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY
1383 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
1384 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY GF EUROPE
1385 THE AMERICAN BABY BOOM IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
687
HISTORY CONT
1470 FUMIFUGIUM AER AND SMOAK OF LONOON OISSIPATEO

1504 FREOERICK LAW OLMSTED AND THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL TRADITION
1517 GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY
1563 EFFICIENCY EFFECTS FEOERAL LAND POLICY 1850-1900
1658 ECOLOGY AND THE JEWISH TRADITION
1686 INTRODUCTION TO MALTHUS
1714 HISTORY OF PUBLIC LANO LAW DEVELOPMENT
1715 THE SPREAD OF IBN KHALDUNS IDEAS CN CLIMATE AND CULTURE
1765 CHANGING IDEAS OF THE HABITABLE WORLD
1767 MAN AGAINST NATURE AN OUTMODED CONCEPT
1771 TRACES ON THE RHODAN SHORE NATURE CULTURE IN WESTERN THOUGHT
1779 IRRIGATION AND SOCIETY IN MEDIEVAL VALENCIA
1861 THE USES AND ABUSES OF AIR SUSTAINING LIFE PROOUCING DISEASE
1884 ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES POPULIST NEW DEAL
1887 EARTH AND MAN COMPARATIVE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
1898 MAN SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT THE HISTORICAL BASIS OF PLANNING
1955 THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF BIRTH CONTROL
1976 DRAINAGE RECLAMATION COASTAL MARSHLANDS MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA
2043 THE EFFECTS OF PAST OROUGHTS CN THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
2103 HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF DISEASES
2120 THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE WILOERNESS ACT
2128 A HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC LAND POLICIES
2135 CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES
2192 HISTORICAL DEMOGRAPHY
2224 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LANO VALUES IN CHICAGO
2241 ORIGIN DEVELOPMENT WATERWAYS POLICY UNITED STATES
2247 CHANGES OF CLIMATE ANO HISTORY
2266 CALIFORNIA TWO CENTURIES MAN LAND GROWTH GOLOEN STATE
2268 NATURE ANO THE AMERICAN THREE CENTURIES OF CHANGING ATTITUDES
2278 THE IDEA OF PROGRESS A CRITICAL REASSESSMENT
2315 AMERICAN SPACE THE CENTENNIAL YEARS 1865-1876
2457 WILLIAM COBBETT ANO MALTHUSI ANISM
2460 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES AND AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2482 ADAPTATION OF EXTERNAL NATURE TO THE PHYSICAL CCNOITION OF MAN
688
HISTORY CONTINUED
2491 THE CONSERVATION FIGHT THEODORE ROOSEVELT TO THE TVA

2551 GREATEST GAMBLERS THE EPIC OF AMERICAN OIL EXPLORATION
2669 HISTORIOGRAPHY OF CONSERVATION
2724 TVA OEMOCRACY ON THE MARCH
2726 THE GREAT FOREST
2800 GEORGE PERKINS MARSH
2845 THE MALTHUSIAN POPULATION THEORY
2849 WILDERNESS MOVEMENT AT THE CROSSROADS 1945-1970
2851 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT PAST ANO PRESENT
2887 THOREAUS SHIFTING STANCE TOWARD NATURE A STUDY IN ROMANTICISM
2944 ECOLOGY AND HISTORY
2949 ON POPULATION
3006 BUREAUCRACY CONVICTS ITSELF THE B ALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY
3040 MARX AND ENGELS ON MALTHUS
3149 MATRIX OF MAN HISTORY OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3233 MAN AND WATER A LESSON IN HISTORY
3244 THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT READINGS IN HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3245 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY A NEW TEACHING FRONTIER
3246 THE AMERICAN INVENTION OF NATIONAL PARKS
3247 THE AMERICAN WILDERNESS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
3253 JOHN MUIR WILLIAM KENT AND THE CONSERVATION SCHISM
3254 THE POTENTIAL OF CONSERVATION HISTORY
3255 READINGS IN THE HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3305 TEAPOT DOME OIL ANO POLITICS IN THE 1920S
3334 INVENTIONS POPULATION AND HISTORY
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS ANO CONSERVATION BALLINGER-PINCHOT AFFAIR
3484 NATURE ANO LIVING THING IN ARISTOTLES BIOLOGY
3496 TRENDS IN NATURAL RESOURCES COMMODITIES UNITEO STATES 1870-1957
3550 SHEEP GRAZING IN THE CASCAOE RANGE JOHN MINTO VS. JOHN MUIR
3569 THE EARTH A DESCRIPTIVE HISTORY
3633 CONSERVATION UNDER FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT
3716 HOW NIAGARA FALLS WAS SAVEO BEGINNING ESTHETIC CONSERVATION
3747 THE HISTORY AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF THE POTATO
3780 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE DURING THE LAST DEGLACIATION
3781 FOREWORD TO HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
3785 FERTILITY AND SURVIVAL POPULATION PROBLEMS MALTHUS TO MAO
3846 A CONSERVATIVE REFORM SAVING THE REDWOODS 1917-19^0
689
HISTORY CONTINUED

3878 THE EARTH THE TEMPLE AND THE GOOS GREEK SACRED ARCHITECTURE
3905 AMERICAN HISTORY ANO ITS GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS
3944 PILOT SURVEY GLOBAL NATURAL DISASTERS PAST TWENTY YEARS
3979 T.R. MALTHUS ON BRITISH SOCIETY
4007 CULTURAL ASPECTS OF WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4013 CONSERVATION IN THE UNITEO STATES DOCUMENTARY HISTORY
4062 T0YN8EE AND HUNTINGTON A STUOY IN OETERMINISM
4075 FRENCH PREDECESSORS OF MALTHUS
4213 WILDERNESS DEFENOER HORACE M. ALBRIGHT AND CONSERVATION
4231 GROWTH POPULATION UNITED STATES IN TWENTIETH CENTURY
4267 ENERGY FOR MAN-WINDMILLS TO NUCLEAR POWER
4282 WALDEN
4354 SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT A HISTORICAL REVIEW
4527 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE U.S.
4528 HISTORY OF THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
4547 ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON HUMAN ECOLOGIST
4621 LAND AND SOCIETY IN NEW ZEALAND ESSAYS IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
4666 TEAPOT DOME
4718 THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF OUR ECOLCGIC CRISIS
4722 UNITEO STATES PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MATERIAL RESOURCES
4738 THEODORE ROOSEVELTS AMERICA SELECTIONS FROM WRITINGS
4749 FOREVER OPEN CLEAR AND FREE STRUGGLE FOR CHICAGCS LAKEFRCNT
4751 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BACKGROUND IOE'A OF NATURE IN THOUGHT
4784 URBAN COMMUNITIES 1930-19^0
4797 ORIENTAL DESPOTISM
4846 POPULATION ANO HISTORY
690
INTERNATIONAL, INTERSTATE, INTERGOVERNMENTAL, INTERAGENCY
2 LONDON SMOG DEC. 1952

57 THE SYSTEM OF I NTERMETROPOLIT AN POPULATION FLOWS
63 OVERCOMING WORLD HUNGER
81 BIBLIOGRAPHIC MATERIALS ON ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
124 CONDITIONS OF THE WORLD OROER
247 INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
291 EAST SIDE WEST SIDE MIDWEST BEHAVIORAL GOMPARISION
343 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO AGRICULTURAL DROUGHT IN TANZANIA
404 THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENT PAPERS FROM FOUR NATIONS
419 THE HUNGRY PLANET THE MODERN WORLO AT THE EDGE OF FAMINE
470 URBANIZATION IN NEWLY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
579 INFLUENCE OF MAN UPON NATURE THE RUSSIAN VIEW CASE STUDY
635 CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
663 INTERNATIONAL FUSION IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING
664 INTERSTATE COOPERATION IN RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
666 MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES ANO THE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATION
675 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
677 PROBLEMS OF POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
760 DEVELOPMENT IN THE POOR NATIONS
841 ECONOMIC HISTORY OF WORLD POPULATION
883 STATE FEOERAL AND INTERSTATE ROLES IN CONSERVATION
931 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
965 WORLO FOOD PROBLEM A GUARDEDLY OPTIMISTIC VIEW
980 CAN THE WORLO 8E SAVEO
1001 THE UNFORESEEN INTERNATIONAL ECOLOGIC BOOMERANG
1006 WATER POLLUTION AS A WORLD PROBLEM LEGAL SCIENTIFIC POLITICAL
1045 STATE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER RESOURCES
1082 WATER MANAGEMENT INNOVATIONS. IN ENGLAND
1158 PROBLEMS OF WORLD POPULATION
1172 PRINCIPLES GOVERNING CERTAIN CHANGES IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF MAN
1179 GEOPHYSICS AND ITS IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
1206 SOVIET AMERICAN WATER LAW TWO APPROACHES TO A COMMON PROBLEM
1219 SCARCE RESOURCES THE DYNAMICS OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
1266 EUROPES NEEOS AND RESOURCES TRENDS ANO PROSPECTS
691
INTERNATIONAL, INTERSTATE, INTERGOVERNMENTAL, INTERAGENCY CONTINUED
1295 WATER RESOURCES OF CANADA

1299 INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
1310 LANO AND LABOUR IN EUROPE 1900-1950
13<*5 FARMING SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD
1367 WORLD FOFULATION
1373 THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN
1440 THE STOCKHOLM CONFERENCES
1497 THE CARELESS TECHNOLOGY ECOLOGY AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
1520 ENVIRONMENT QUALITY LANO PRODUCTIVITY USSR AND NORTH AMERICA
1524 THE RED CENTRE MAN AND BEAST IN THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA
1546 WORLD FROSFECTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES PROJECTIONS TO YEAR 2000
1619 WATER RESOURCES LAW AND POLICY SOVIET UNION
1651 DEMOGRAPHIC PATHS TO A STATIONARY POPULATION INTERNATIONAL
1655 CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPE CHANGE IN THE USSR
1683 THE PROBLEM OF WATER A WORLO STUDY
1709 THE LAW OF INTERNATIONAL DRAINAGE BASINS
1721 POPULATION GROWTH AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
1741 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AN INTERNATIONAL- STUDY
1777 POPULATION POLICIES AND MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE
1795 ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTION IN THE SOVIET UNION
1796 THE SPOILS OF PROGRESS ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION SOVIET UNION
1872 NATURAL RESOURCES IN LATIN AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT
1935 RACE BETWEEN POPULATION AND RESOURCES IN AFRICA
1943 EVALUATING ENABLING LAWS FOR SPECIAL DISTRICTS OKLAHOMA
1944 ROLE OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1946 SPECIAL OISTRICTS ANO MUTUAL COMPANIES
1947 RISING CONCERN ABOUT POLLUTION IN SOVIET UNION
1997 POPULATION AND WORLO FCLITICS
2000 WORLD FOFULATION PROBLEMS
2027 WORLD URBANIZATION TRENDS ANO PROSPECTS
2041 BACK OF BOURKE LANO APPRAISAL SETTLEMENT SEMIARIO AUSTRALIA
2116 THE CRISIS IN WORLD POPULATION A SOCIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION
2245 DIVIOING THE WATERS CONTROVERSY UNITEO STATES ANO MEXICO
22^6 ADAPTABILITY OF WHITE MAN TC TROPICAL AMERICA
2258 WORLO POWER AND EVOLUTION
692
2261 CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF THE NETHERLANDS

2273 THE WORLD POPULATION PROBLEM
2289 THE POLITICAL £ CONOMY OF REGIONAL WATER INSTITUTIONS
2332 LANO USE AND CHANGING POWER INDUSTRY IN ENGLAND AND WALES
2344 COMPARISONS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SIX PROGRAMS OTHER COUNTRIES
2354 NEOCONSERVATION CRUSADE AND DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA
2379 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT THE BRITISH EXPERIENCE
2414 MANS INFLUENCE ON NATURE IN FINLAND
2478 UNITED STATES AND WORLD POPULATIONS
2479 WORLO POPULATION AN ANALYSIS OF VITAL DATA
2547 THE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY ANO THE EMERGING REGIONAL REALITY
2599 SEQUENCE TIMING RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT COLUMBIA RIVER
2701 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF RIVER RESOURCES
2877 GLOBAL ECOLOGY TOWARD THE PLANETARY SOCIETY
2899 THE CONCEPT OF DOMINANCE AND WORLD ORGANIZATION
2950 THE MYTH OF POPULATION CONTROL AN INDIAN VILLAGE
2956 INTERBASIN WATER TRANSFERS FOLITICAL INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
2997 RIVER BASIN ADMINISTRATION AND THE DELAWARE
3175 INFLUENCE EUROPEAN CONTACTS LANDSCAPE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
3189 POWER PLAY OIL IN THE MIOOLE EAST
3216 DECLINE NORTH A FRIC A SINCE ROMAN OCCUPATION CLIMATIC OR HUMAN
3226 INTERSTATE WATER COMPACTS
3234 WATER RESOURCES A GLOBAL PROBLEM WITH LOCAL ROOTS
3322 WORLD CRISIS IN OIL
3340 INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ENCOURAGE INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
3356 POPULATION AND POLITICS IN EUROPE
3358 POPULATION AND WORLO POWER
3362 THE MAO ETHIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3392 HUNGRY NATIONS
3413 U.S. AND WORLD RESOURCES
693
INTERNATIONAL, INTERSTATE, INTERGOVERNMENTAL, INTERAGENCY CONTINUf
3471 POPULATION POLITICS ANO POLICY U.S. GOVERNMENT 1951-1969

3473 INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE GREAT LAKES
3504 THE GEOGRAPHY OF FRONTIERS AND BOUNDARIES
3513 ON THE USE OF HERBICIDES IN VIETNAM
3521 MAN-INDUCED DIFFERENTIATION NATURAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL IZATION
3526 ENVIRONMENT AND THE NEW MOBILITY
3527 LAW AND POLITICS IN INTERSTATE POLLUTION LAKE CHAPPLAIN
3539 RAILWAY TO THE ARCTIC ARCTIC SLOPE OIL
357** BRITAINS ROLE IN EUROPES ENVIRONMENT
3647 ORGANIZING WATER POLLUTION CONTROL RIVER BASIN AUTHORITIES
3648 RIVER BASIN AUTHORITIES A NATIONAL SOLUTION TO WATER POLLUTION
3656 URBANIZATION ANO FERTILITY THE NON-WESTERN EXPERIENCE
3722 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS A TAXONOMY
3723 WORLO POPULATION AND FOOO SUPPLIES
3778 DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOITATION IN MODERN COLONIAL EXFANSICN
3915 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CANADA
3985 GLOBAL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3997 POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT GUIOE TO SCOTTISH THOUGHT ANO ACTION
4074 FRANCE FACES DEPOPULATION
4093 GEOPOLITICAL HYPOTHESES IN TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
4096 THE ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE CN HUMAN AFFAIRS INTERNATIONAL
4100 GEOGRAPHY ANO INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4101 MAN-MILIEU RELATIONSHIP HYPCTHESES INTERNATIONAL FOLITICS
4116 WORLD RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY
4207 INCIDENCE AND SPREAD OF CONTINENTAL DROUGHT
4223 THE DECLINING ENVIRONMENT
4227 EAST-CENTRAL EUROPEAN PCDELS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Jf255 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH FERTILITY AT/NEAR REPLACEMENT
4263 THE RICH ANO THE POOR- ECONOMICS OF RISING EXPECTATIONS
4302 BRITAIN TO START A LIMITS-TC-GROWTH UNIT
4330 DISCREPANCIES ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE BEHAVIOUR EUROPE AND CHINA
4338 STATE WATER RIGHTS AND RELATED SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4341 WATER AND THE WORLO
4367 SYMPOSIUM CN PROBLEMS RELATING TC THE ENVIRONMENT
4368 AIR POLLUTION
4369 ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND RESULTING IMPACTS ON HEALTH
4451 URBAN LAND POLICY EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE
4467 U.S. NATIONAL REPORT ON THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
4484 INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES
4485 SAFEGUARDING OUR WORLD ENVIRONMENT
4486 STOCKHOLM ANO BEYOND
694
4487 U.St NATIONAL REPORT ON THE HUMAN ENVIRONMFNT
448<8 HATER FOR PEACE VOLUMES 1-6
4536 EUROPE AND THE ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION A DISTANT PROSPECT
4550 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CCNSOLIOATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
4551 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS CF IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE
4556 COMMENTS RESOURCE USE CONSERVATION NEEDS LATIN AMERICAN
4559 ROLE OF NATURE ANO MAN CHANGING ORY BELT OF ASIA
4565 LAND UTILIZATION IN AUSTRALIA
4579 POLOERLANOS
l»580 INTERNATIONAL LAW AFFECTING WATER RIGHTS IN THE WESTERN STATES
4614 POPULATION PRESSURE AND MARGINAL LANDS
4655 PERENNIAL PROBLEMS OF FEDERAL COORDINATION
4678 .THE GREEN REVOLUTION CCRNUCOPIA OR PANDORAS BOX
4683 REGIONAL CONTRASTS IN THE GROWTH OF CANAOIAN CITIES
4760 ST LOUIS AREA INTERSTATE AIR FOLLUTION STUDY
4773 ENVIRONMENT ANO DEVELOPMENT IS THERE A CONFLICT
4775 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
4813 POLLUTION AS AN INTERNATIONAL ISSUE
4838 INTERGOVERNMENTAL ACTION ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ROLE CF STATES
4874 THE GEOGRAPHER AND HIS CROWDING WORLD
695
LAND
4 GEOGRAPHIC MEANING CF ECOLOGICAL LANO USE

18 LAND BEHIND BAGHDAD SETTLEMENT ON THE DIYALA PLAINS
20 LAND WATER AND FOOD
23 PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN IN THE DESERT
62 LAND-USE PLAN FOR ST. PAUL
74 ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR LANO USE PLANNING
77 LAND AND WATER PLANNING FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
83 LAND-USE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR USE WITH REMOTE-SENSOR DATA
97 LEGAL-ECCNCMIC ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING LAND POLICY
140 THE EFFECTS OF URBAN GROWTH ON THE COUNTRYSIOE
163 RELATIONSHIPS OF MAN TO LAND IN IRAQ
164 THE ZONING GAME MUNICIPAL PRACTICES AND POLICIES
172 HISTORY OF LAND OWNERSHIP IN MOOERN EGYPT
186 PHYSICAL CONDITIONS DETERMINING UTILIZATION OF LAND
191 REVESTEO OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAO GRANT LANDS
209 FEDERAL PROGRAMS FOR THE DIRECTION OF LANO USE
211 LAND FOR RECREATION
212 MINIMIZING ADVERSE EFFECTS OF MAJOR SHIFTS IN LANO USE
235 SOIL SURVEYS AND LANO USE PLANNING
238 LANO USE IN AMERICAN CITIES
239 URBAN LANO USES TYPICAL AMERICAN CITIES
304 LANO USE CLASSIFICATION SIMULATED SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY
307 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES LAND MANAGEMENT ELOORAOO MODEL
316 OUR AMERICAN LAND ITS ABUSE AND ITS CONSERVATION
327 GAME THEORY OF LAND USE DETERMINATION
339 POPULATION GROWTH URBAN SYSTEMS OF UNITEO STATES 1980-2000
383 GOOS OWN JUNKYARD PLANNED DETERIORATION AMERICAS LANDSCAPE
391 THE LANDUSE/TRANSPORT SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
416 THE DUST BOWL IN THE 1970S
421 OUR NATURAL WORLD LAND AND WILOLIFE OF AMERICA
427 SUMMARY REPORT QUIET REVOLUTION IN LAND USE CONTROL
454 LIMITS OF LAND SETTLEMENT
469 LANOSCAPE IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN TRAVEL LITERATURE
489 RECREATIONAL USE OF WILO LANDS
495 SANTA CLARA VALLEY CALIFORNIA A STUDY IN LANDSCAPE CHANGE
502 ECOLOGY OF HIGHLANO SETTLEMENT SOME SUGGESTIONS
509 ROADLESS AREA
520 ECONOMIC MOOEL FLCOOPLAIN LAND USE ANO LANO USE POLICY
523 MAN LAND AND FOOD LOOKING AHEAD AT WORLD FOOD NEEDS
696
LAND CONTINUED
550 EFFECTS OF LAND USE ON HATER RESOURCES

55* ROLE OF RESERVOIR OWNER POLICIES IN LANO DEVELOPMENT
555 PUBLIC POLICY AND SHORELINE LANDOWNER BEHAVIOR
59* AGRICULTURAL OCCUPANCE FLOOD PLAINS UNITED STATES
595 SHORES OF MEGALOPOLIS OCCUPANCE ADJUSTMENT TO FLOCO HAZARO
596 FLOOOPLAIN SEASHORE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS HAZARO ZONE OCCUPANCE
609 ACCELERATEO SOIL EROSION
638 THE ECOSYSTEM AS A CRITERION FOR PUBLIC LAND POLICY
639 AN ECOSYSTEMS APPROACH TO PUBLIC LAND POLICY
6*0 ENGINEERING AND THE ENVIRONMENT LANO-USE APPALACHIA
663 INTERNATIONAL FUSION IN LANOSCAPE PLANNING
669 A NATIONAL POLICY FOR LAND
673 POLITICS AND THE PUBLIC LANDS
705 NATURAL RESOURCES A IR/LANO /WATER
713 LANO AND POPULATION PROBLEMS IN FIJI
753 THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
75* THE PUBLIC LANDS STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PUBLIC DOMAIN
758 MAN AND LANO A CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
761 LANO USE CONGRESS TAKING UP CONFLICT OVER POWER PLANTS
77* THE MARKET MECHANISMS EXTERNALITIES AND LAND ECONOMICS
778 MY LAND IS DYING
780 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT WATER AND RELATED LAND
781 WELFARE ECONOMICS ANO RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
80* FACTORS INFLUENCING LAND DEVELOPMENT
825 AUTO IN AMERICAS LANDSCAPE ANO WAY OF LIFE
8** CAPITAL RETURNS FROM SOIL-CCNSERV ATION PRACTICES
8*6 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS IN PROJECTING THE DEMAND FOR LANO AND WATER
851 CRITERIA CONDITIONS PUBLIC PRIVATE OWNERSHIP RANGE RESOURCES
857 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF LAND CONSERVATION
862 LAND CONSERVATION AND SOCIAL PLANNING
86* LAND USE PLANNING OR LAND USE POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES
866 MULTIPLE OPTIMUM USE OF WILD LAND DIFFERENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
867 MULTIPLE USE AS A CONCEPT FOR WATER AND RANGE FCLICY
869 NEW COMPETITION FOR LANO SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY
871 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
872 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHEO POLICY
885 TOWARD A CALIFORNIA LANO POLICY FOR THE 1980S
900 HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF LAND USE IN NEW ZEALAND
902 POPULATION GROWTH AND LANO USE
905 LANO USE PLANNING AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
922 AMERICAS LAND AND ITS USES
92* FEDERAL LANDS SINCE 1956 RECENT TRENDS USE MANAGEMENT
926 LAND FOR AMERICANS TRENDS PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
927 LAND USE POTENTIALITIES ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PRECIPITATION
928 MAN AND LAND IN THE UNITED STATES
930 MODERNIZING URBAN LAND POLICY
697 •
LAND CONTINUEO
934 THE SCRAMBLED PATTERN OF SUBURBAN LAND CONVERSION

936 THE FEDERAL LANOS THEIR USE AND MANAGEMENT
937 LAND FOR THE FUTURE
940 LAND USE INFORMATION A CRITICAL SURVEY OF U.S. STATISTICS
1014 GARDENS ON HOUSING ESTATES USER ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR
1038 CLIMATIC ACCIDENTS IN LANDSCAPE-MAKING
1042 LANO VALUES ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS RURAL-URBAN FRINGE
1076 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN LANDSCAPE APPRAISAL
1084 GEOGRAPHER LOOKS AT LANDSCAPE
1085 STRATEGY AND TACTICS IN MUNICIPAL ZONING
1093 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAND USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
1099 LANDSCAPE OF ROADS
1115 MODIFICATION OF MID-LATITUDE GRASSLANDS AND FORESTS BY MAN
1117 LAND USE AND THE ENVIRONMENT AN ANTHOLOGY OF REAOINGS
1129 TOPSOIL AND CIVILIZATION
1130 LAND WATER AND OWNERSHIP
1134 FOREST AND RANGE POLICY ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITEO STATES
1136 CALIFORNIA LANDS OWNERSHIP USE AND MANAGEMENT
1138 CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LANO AIR WATER FOR MAN IN MEGALOPOLIS
1160 ATTITUDES OF LOCAL RESIOENTS TOWARD WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
1174 LAKESHORE PROPERTY VALUES PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN RECREATION
1184 URBANIZATION AND CHANGING LAND USES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1950-58
1187 OPEN SPACE ITS USE AND PRESERVATION
1220 AN ATTEMPT AT ASSESSING PREFERENCES FOR NATURAL LflNOSCAFE
1243 LAND PEOPLE WATER PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
1268 PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHTS IN WATERS AND SHORELANOS
1278 URBANIZATION OF LANO IN THE WESTERN STATES
1304 THE VANISHING LANOSCAPE COLLECTION CRITICAL ESSAYS POLLUTION
1310 LANO AND LABOUR IN EUROPE 1900-1950
1311 PEASANTRY LAND USE AND CHANGE
1322 ARIO LANDS IN TRANSITION
1368 USE OF EMPTY AREAS
1388 LANOSCAPE WE SEE ,
1389 URBAN LANDSCAPE DESIGN
1399 LAND PEOFLE AND POLICY
1401 ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF RURAL AND SUBURBAN LANOSCAPE
698
LAND CONT
1430 THE LAND ITS FUTURE-ENDANGERING POLLUTANTS

1432 COMPUTING VISIBLE AREAS FROM' FROPOSED RECREATION DEVELOPMENTS
1434 REGRESSION METHOO ESTIMATING LEVEL OF USE LARGE SKI RESORT
1438 LAND ECONOMICS
1444 LANDSCAPE ECOSYSTEM AND -EN VIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
1456 THE GEOLOGIC AND TOPOGRAPHIC SETTING OF CITIES
1457 LANDSCAPE IN DISTRESS
1466 INVOLVEMENT IN LAND MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
1494 PROBLEMS OF LAND USE IN THE DRY ZONE OF CEYLON
1505 LANDSCAPE INTO CITYSCAFE
1508 COMMUNITY LAND USE GAME PLAYERS MANUAL INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL
1510 POLITICS OF LAND NADERS REPORT LAND USE IN CALIFORNIA
1520 ENVIRONMENT QUALITY LANO PRODUCTIVITY USSR AND NORTH AMERICA
1531 MAN MIND AND LANO A THEORY OF RESOURCE USE
1555 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY CONSERVATION LANO USE PLANNING MANAGEMENT
1563 EFFICIENCY EFFECTS FEDERAL LANO POLICY 1850-1900
1586 THE PLACE OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN DETERMINATION OF LANO USE
1592 LANO SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CHANGE
1598 RESTORATION OF LOST AND DEGRADED HABITATS
1601 POLITICS ANO GRASS ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON PUBLIC OOMAIN
1602 PUBLIC LANO POLICY
1625 WATER LAND AND PEOPLE
1656 ON MOUNTAINS AND MANKIND
1659 MAJOR USES OF LAND AND WATER IN THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURE
1676 POPULATION TRENDS NONMETROPOLIT AN CITIES VILLAGES U.S.
1681 RFD THE CHANGING FACE OF RURAL AMERICA
1702 CHANGING THE ENVIRONMENT HERBICIDES IN VIETNAM II
1714 HISTORY OF PUBLIC LAND LAW DEVELOPMENT
1726 ORGANIZATION ANO METHODOLOGY FOR RIVER BASIN FLANNING
1780 DESIGN OF NEW LANDS ENVIRONMENTAL DISSATISFACTION NEW LANOSCAPE
1782 RECREATIONAL LAND. USE
1801 COMPETITION FOR WET LANO S IN THE MIOWEST AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
1802 RECLAMATION IN THE U.S.
1819 REVOLUTION IN LANO USE
1824 NATURAL PRINCIPLES OF LAND USE
1825 NATURE PROTECTION AS A PART OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
1885 THE SOCIAL EVALUATION OF NON-RESIOENTAL LAND USE SUBSTANDARD
1890 LAND USE DETERMINATION
1891 LAND-USE PLANNING A CASE BOCK ON USE MISUSE RE-USE URBAN LAND
1901 PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION APPROACH TO LANO USE CONFLICT
1909 MOOERN LAND POLICY
1913 STRATEGY AND ORGANIZATION IN FUBLIC LANO POLICY
699
L A NO CONTINUED
1915 URBANIZATION AND THE BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE

1920 THE ENGINEER AND THE LANDSCAPE
1921 ISRAEL THE MAN-MADE LANDSCAPE
1922 NEW YORK NEW YORK OPEN SPACE IN URBAN DESIGN
1929 SYSTEMS SIMULATION FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS SIVER'-BASIN PLANNING
1941 A NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY TOWARD A NEW LAND ETHIC
1967 THE PRESSURE OF RESIDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL LAND USE
1971 LAND INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN AGRICULTURE
1976 ORAINAGE RECLAMATION COASTAL MARSHLANOS MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA
1988 HOW TO RATE AND RANK LANDSCAPE
2041 BACK OF BOURKE LAND APPRAISAL SETTLEMENT SEMIARIO AUSTRALIA
2046 THE LAND ETHIC REALIZED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS
2132 THE AMERICAN OASIS THE LAND AND ITS USES
2144 THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR LAND-USE PLANNING
2157 COASTAL ZONE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
2163 SOIL EROSION A PROBLEM IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
2167 ARIDITY AND MAN CHALLENGE OF ARIO LANO IN THE UNITED STATES
2174 STATE FLOOD-PLAIN ZONING
2224 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LANO VALUES IN CHICAGO
2226 THIS LANO OF OURS COMMUNITY CONSERVATION PROJECTS FOR CITIZENS
2263 BASIC WATER RIGHTS DOCTRINES RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
2293 THE PLAN AND PROGRAM FOR THE BRANDYWINE
2294 LANO*USE AND RESOURCES STUDIES IN APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
2301 GOOS ACRE
2302 RELIGION LANDSCAPE AND SPACE
2312 THE RAPE OF THE EARTH A WORLD SURVEY OF SOIL EROSION
2317 GHOSTS AT THE OOOR
2332 LANO USE AND CHANGING POWER INDUSTRY IN ENGLAND AND WALES
2338 FLOOD PLAIN AS A RESIDENTIAL CHOICE MANAGEMENT FOLICY
2366 CURRENT RESEARCH IN LANO RESOURCE USE COMMENT
2371 THE LAND RESOURCES OF ALASKA
2381 LAND PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
2394 THE HUMAN FACTOR IN LAND PLANNING
2422 LAND BANKING PUBLIC POLICY ALTERNATIVES ANO DILEMMAS
2432 ATTITUOES LAND OPERATORS GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION PROGRAM
2437 HAZARD ANO CHOICE PERCEPTION IN FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
700
LAND CONT
2440 PERCEPTUAL REGIONS REGIONAL PERCEPTION FLOOD-PLAIN MANAGEMENT

2462 WHAT URBAN BUILDING DOES TO SOIL AND WATER
2466 ARID LANDS AND CONDITIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
2467 MANAGEMENT AND USE OF LANO AS A PUBLIC GOOD
2489 ORGANIZATION AND METHODOLOGY FOR RIVER BASIN PLANNING
2539 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT LAND WATER ANO AIR
2552 INDIAN SPANISH AMERICAN ADJUSTMENTS ARID SEMIARID ENVIRONMENTS
2563 CONTROLLED SHOOTING PRESERVES RECREATION SOUND LANO MANAGEMENT
2571 THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
2574 POPULATION AND LAND USE TRENDS ANO PROJECTIONS
2582 TVA LAND ACQUISITION EXPERIENCE APPLIED DAMS MISSOURI BASIN
2585 MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT OF FUBLIC GAME LANDS
2623 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE COASTAL ZONE THE POLICY PROBLEM
2636 WATER AND LAND TWO CASE STUOIES IN IRRIGATION
2680 LANO ANO LIFE WRITINGS OF CARL ORTWIN SAUER
2691 LAND-USE AND DEMOCRACY
2693 WILDERNESS AS A FORM OF LANO USE
2694 LANDSCAPE ESTHETICS HOW TO QUANTIFY SCENTCS OF A RIVER VALLEY
2699 FLOOD CONTROL CONTROVERSY BIG DAMS LITTLE DAMS LANO MANAGEMENT
2712 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
2748 CHALLENGE OF THE LANO CFEN SPACE PRESERVATION AT LOCAL LEVEL
2749 STEWARDSHIP THE LANO THE LANDOWNERS THE METROPOLIS
2754 FOREST LANDSCAPE DESCRIPTION AND INVENTORIES
2755 AESTHETIC OVERVIEW ROLE OF WATER IN LANDSCAPE
2756 VISUAL LANDSCAPE UNITS OF THE LAKE TAHOE REGION
2757 EKISTICS THE FUTURE PATTERN OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
2766 THE DARKENING LANO
2804 RECREATION HABITS AND VALUES IMPLICATIONS FOR LANDSCAPE QUALITY
2838 ENVIRONMENT A NEW FOCUS FOR LANO USE
2844 LAND ANO LIVELIHOOD GEOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS
2872 ARID LANDS IN PERSPECTIVE
2879 DESIGN WITH NATURE
2881 AN ECOLOGICAL METHOO FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
2917 USE OF LAND FOR RECREATION
2921 ECOLOGY AND LAND USE IN UPLANO SCOTLAND
2929 LAND USE AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT .
2930 SATURATION A PROBLEM EVADED IN PLANNING LAND USE
2945 MAN STATE OF NATURE CLIMAX PROBLEMS NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND
2952 GREEN BELTS AND URBAN GROWTH ENGLISH TOWN COUNTRY PLANNING
2954 THE ZONING DILEMMA A LEGAL STRATEGY FOR URBAN CHANGE
701
LAND CONTINUED
2980 SCENERY EVALUATION ANO LANDSCAPE PERCEPTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY

3015 GROWTH OF LANDSCAPE CONSCIOUSNESS
3016 MANS IMPACT ON TERRESTRIAL AND OCEANIC ECOSYSTEMS
3023 POLITICS AND LAND USE INDIANA SHORELINE OF LAKE. MICHIGAN
3025 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION ANO POLICY
3026 PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWAROS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION ISSUES
3030 LAND-USE PLANNING MANAGEMENT OF FOREST RESOURCES
3072 MANAGING FOREST LANDSCAPES PRESCRIBED BURNING
309** SOCIAL ASPECTS LAND USE PLANNING COUNTRY-CITY FRINGE FLINT MJ.CH
3113 PRINCIPLES STANDARDS PLANNING WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES
3114 SECONOARY EFFECTS OF LAND AND WATER OEPLETION
3148 FOUR ENVIRONMENTS OF MAN
3175 INFLUENCE EUROPEAN CONTACTS LANOSCAPE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
3183 IMPACT POPULATION STABILIZATION ON MIGRATION REDISTRIBUTION
3184 POPULATION MOVEMENTS ANO SHAPE OF URBAN GROWTH
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC DOMAIN LANOS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3222 REGULATING FLOOD-PLAIN DEVELOPMENT
3238 AMERICAN LANDSCAPE A CRITICAL VIEW
3275 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC LANOS
3285 SPREAD OF AN ARTIFICIAL LANDSCAPE OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3286 MAN AND LANDSCAPE IN THE WESTERN PLAINS OF CANAOA
3288 MAN INSTRUMENT LANDSCAPE CHANGE FIRES FLOODS PARKS ALBERTA
3291 WATER LANO AND PEOPLE
3297 WATERSHEO MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON BASIN DEVELOPMENT
3342 LANDSCAPE INTO CITYSCAFE
3378 DISCUSSION NEW APPROACHES ORGANIZING LANO AND WATER USE
3379 ENVIRONMENT USING THE LANO
3383 LANO USE POLICY AND PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES
3384 OUR VANISHING LANDSCAPE
3405 SOIL CONSERVATION OISTRICTS IN ACTION
3415 THE GREAT LAND HUSTLE
3419 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES FOR ARID LANOS RESEARCH
3430 MANS ROLE IN CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
3432 LAND UTILIZATION AND AGRICULTURE IN MINDANAO
3475 CONTROLLING WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
3492 INVENTORYING MANMAOE IMFACTS IN ROADWAY ENVIRONMENTS
3533 WHATS AHEAD FOR OUR PUBLIC LANOS
3547 SOME EXPERIMENTS IN QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT LANDSCAPE QUALITY
3549 COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION ON PRIVATE PROPERTY LEGAL ECONOMIC
702
LAND CONTINUED
3570 LAND USE A VITAL LINK TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

3576 INDUSTRIAL DECO NCENTRAT ION RURAL URBAN FRINGE DEVELOPMENT
3591 WESTERN LAND POLICIES AND RECENT OWNERSHIP TRENDS
3603 ENVIRONMENT LANO AIR WATER
3611 LAND LABOUR ANO DIET IN NORTHERN RHODESIA
3626 FUTURE WATER NEEDS AND SUPPLIES WITH A NOTE ON LANO USE
3663 OUR POISONED EARTH AND SKY
3693 FAVORABLE ATTITUDES TOWARO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
3708 MASS MEDIA ANO ENVIRONMENT WATER LANO ATOMIC ENERGY CALIFORNIA
3726 ECONOMIC DEMAND FOR IRRIGATEO ACREAGE
3749 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF RESEARCH IN LANO ECONOMICS
3782 LANO ANO LIFE
3783 LAND RESOURCE ANO LANO USE IN RELATION TO PUBLIC POLICY
3784 WESTERN LAND AND WATER USE
3805 INNOVATION ANO ADMINISTRATIVE DEC ISION- MAKING CONSERVATION LAND
3809 POLITICS LAND-USE PLANNING AND ZONING BIBLIOGRAPHY
3813 CONVERTING LAND FROM RURAL TO URBAN USES
3819 LAND VALUES AS AN ECOLOGICAL INDEX
3888 LIVING LANDSCAPE
3892 UTOPIA AND THE LIVING LANDSCAPE
3934 MULTIPLE USE OF LAND AND WATER AREAS
3941 TECHNOLOGY ON THE LAND
3958 THIS SCULPTURED EARTH THE LANDSCAPE OF AMERICA
3962 OPEN LAND FOR URBAN AMERICA
3968 LANO USE WITHOUT ZONING
3975 ECOLOGY AND LAND USE
3977 LANOSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
3978 DESERTS THE PROBLEM OF WATER IN ARIO LANDS
4009 LANO WATER AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
4014 LANO AND WATER
4015 LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES EXPERIMENT IN RECREATION
4019 VIRGIN LANO THE AMERICAN WEST AS SYMBOL AND MYTH
4026 LANO USE CONTROLS ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
4036 HIGHWAY AND THE LANOSCAPE
4038 AGRICULTURAL LAND USE STABILIZATION CALIFORNIA ACT OF 1965
4054 LANDSCAPE AND SEASONS MAN AND NATURE IN INOIA
4055 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
4104 STRIPPING
4112 HISTORY OF LANO USE IN ARID REGIONS
4113 LANO FOR TOMORROW OUR DEVELOPING WORLD
4114 LAND UTILIZATION SURVEY OF BRITAIN
4115 MEASUREMENT OF LANO RESOURCES
4138 REVIEW CURRENT NATIONAL FLANS FOR LAND AND WATER USE
703
LAND CONT
4143 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD ABATEMENT AND LAND USE PLANNING

4192 OPEN SPACE FOR URBAN AMERICA
4208 LAND AND WATER POLICIES FOR THE FUTURE
4224 LANO USE IN CANADA THE CANADA LAND INVENTORY
t»226 PRESENT STATE OF LANDSCAPE THEORY-MAIN PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS
^230 CHANGING DISTRIBUTION POPULATION OF U.S. IN TWENTIETH CENTURY
+ 235 LANDSCAPE AND HUMAN LIFE
4269 ENVIRONMENT AND LANO USE IN AFRICA
i»272 WATER REGULATION AND LANO USE-COLUMBIAN EXAMPLE
4278 BRANOYWINE BASIN DEFEAT OF "an" ALMOST PERFECT PLAN
4284 LANO AND WATER USE
4292 RESOLVING LAND USE CONFLICTS
<*298 LAND PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
4310 RECLAMATIONS INFLUENCE ON THE REST OF AGRICULTURE
4314 ENVIRONMENTAL AND LEGAL PROBLEMS OF LAND DEVELOPMENT IN MONTANA
4324 A MODEL STATE WATER CODE FOR RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4336 MAN-MADE AMERICA DESIGN IN URBANIZED LANDSCAPE
4343 CONFLICTS IN FOREST LANOSCAFE MANAGEMENT
4346 REGIONAL LANOSCAPE DESIGN AN APPROACH TO RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
4348 RESOURCE USE IN THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
4349 SCIENCE AND THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
4385 POLICIES PLANS WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES
4<t09 LANO THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1958
4410 LANDSCAPE FOR LIVING YEARBCCK OF AGRICULTURE 1972
4411 LAND USE ANO ITS PATTERNS IN THE UNITEO STATES
4413 A PLACE TO LIVE THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1963
4417 SOILS ANO MEN THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1938
4420 LANO AND WATER RESOURCES A FOLICY GUIDE
4425 URBANIZATION OF LAND IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITEO STATES
4431 LAND RESOURCE REGIONS UNITED STATES
4451 URBAN LANO POLICY EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE
4452 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE BIG CYPRESS SWAMP JETPORT
4457 OUR LIVING LANO
4461 SURFACE MINING ANO OUR ENVIRONMENT
4463 WHERE NOT TO BUILD GUIDE FOR OPEN SPACE PLANNING
4493 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND LAND USE
4503 ONE THIRD OF THE NATIONS LANO
4505 USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES
4511 LAND RECLAMATION AND IRRIGATION IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE
4513 DECISION MAKING IN LAND MANAGEMENT SOCIO-POLITICAL PROBLEMS
4523 LAND RENEWED THE STORY OF SOIL CONSERVATION
4531 IN SEARCH OF STANDARDS FOR PRESERVING OPEN SPACE
4560 LIVING WITH YOUR LAND
4566 MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL- FACTORS IN TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY
704
LAND CONTINUEO
4569 THE CARRYING CAPACITY CF WILQ LANDS FOR RECREATION

4579 POLDERLANDS
4589 EFFECTS OF LAND USE CHANGE ON HYDROLOGY OF URBAN WATERSHED
4598 ARID ZONES
4614 POPULATION PRESSURE AND MARGINAL LANOS
4633 THE GREAT PLAINS STUDY IN INSTITUTIONS ANO ENVIRONMENT
4636 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF FLOOD FLAIN REGULATIONS
4637 CENTRAL NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND MAN-MADE OR NATURAL
4682 LIFE AND DEATH OF THE LAND
4691 CHANGING ROLE OF WATER IN ARID LANOS
4695 CONTRIBUTIONS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4698 FUTURE OF THE ARID LANOS
4702 A PERSPECTIVE OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4703 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FLOOD PLAIN RESEARCH
4704 RIVER BASIN PLANNING ANO PEACE THE LOWER MEKONG
4706 SCIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF ARID LAND
4712 CHANGES URBAN OCCUPANCE FLOOO PLAINS IN THE UNITED STATES
4723 LAND FOR RECREATION A LCCK AT LEASING IN NEW YORK
4727 GRAZING RESOURCES AND LAND-USE PLANNING
4728 LAND LIVESTOCK AND HUMAN NUTRITION IN INOIA
4729 THE LAST LANDSCAPE
4730 OPEN SPACE ACTION
4743 LOCAL ACTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4745 SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4746 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ANO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4747 GENERALIZED PARTICIPATION VOLUNTARY LEADERS LOCAL WATERSHED
4749 FOREVER OPEN CLEAR AND FREE STRUGGLE FOR CHICAGOS LAKEFRCNT
4752 URBAN ZONING AND LAND-USE THEORY
4755 OP€N SPACE CHOICES. CALIFORNIA URBAN METROPOLITAN
4772 POTENTIAL RECREATION OFEN SFACE NEW YORK STATE
4777 CITIES ANO SPACE THE FUTURE USE OF URBAN LAND
4788 WISCONSINS FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
4811 DRAINAGE BASIN PROBLEMS AND PROGRAMS
4828 FEDERAL THREATS TO THE CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE
4845 THE EXFLOOING CITY
4849 ADEQUATE CONCEPTS OF PROPERTY RIGHTS ANO LANO USE
4852 PERSPECTIVES OF PROPERTY
4853 NEEDS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR RURAL LAND POLICY
4857 URBAN TRANSPORTATION ANO LAND USE IN TANZANIA
4880 LAND UTILIZATION IN WESTERN UNITED STATES
4887 ENVIRONMENT AND THE LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT
4888 EVALUATING THE VISUAL AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
4889 LANOSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY
705
LAW, PROPERTY RIGHTS
47 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FRCFERTY RIGHTS

97 LEGAL-ECONOMIC ■ ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING LANO POLICY
99 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANO ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE
142 WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS PRIVATE RIGHTS AND PUBLIC GJODS
151 WATER QUALITY CONTROL AT LAKE TAHOE
164 THE ZONING GAME MUNICIPAL PRACTICES AND POLICIES
172 HISTORY CF L AND OWNERSHIF IN MODERN EGYPT
190 LAW AND THE ENVIRONMENT
198 NORTH DAKOTA WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION OPERATION SETTING
209 FEOERAL PROGRAMS FOR THE DIRECTION OF LAND USE
?78 IMPACT AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION ON ENVIRONMENT CONTROL
3i35 JURISDICTIONAL PROBLEMS WATER POLICY,
h67 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK
580 CONCERNS IN WATER SUPPLY AND POLLUTION CONTROL
588 ON EXTERNAL COSTS AND THE VISIBLE ARM OF THE LAW
668 A NATIONAL POLICY FOR ENERGY
715 LAW AND ORDER IN PUBLIC PARKS
721 STATUS OF FEDERAL WATER FOLLUTICN CONTROL LEGISLATION
732 FORTY YEARS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL IN WISCONSIN
753 THE PUBLIC OOMAIN
754 THE PUBLIC LANDS STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PUBLIC DOMAIN
761 LANO USE CONGRESS TAKING UP CONFLICT OVER POWER PLANTS
795 ALTERING A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS
796 TRANSITIONS FROM RIPARIAN DOCTRINE
845 CONCEPTS USED AS ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS
851 CRITERIA CONDITIONS PUELIC FRIVATE OWNERSHIP RANGE RESOURCES
881 SOME ECONOMIC. ISSUES- IN WATER RIGHTS
888 WATER POLICY RELATIONS TO LAW AND POLICY
942 CONGRESS AND URBAN PROELEMS A CASEBOOK ON LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
956 THE GREAT BILLBOARD SELLOUT
960 THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL CCST
1006 WATER POLLUTION AS A WORLO PROBLEM LEGAL SCIENTIFIC POLITICAL
1J329 GROUND WATER LAW MANAGEMENT ANO ADMINISTRATION
"10 30 SYMPOSIUM_LAW ANO ENVIRONMENT
1081 MUSKINGUM WATERSHED CONSERVANCY DISTRICT STUDY LOCAL CONTRCL
1131 POLLUTION PROPERTY AND PRICES
1136 CALIFORNIA LANOS OWNERSHIP USE ANO MANAGEMENT
1182 RIPARIAN WATER LAW A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS
1205 FIVE LEGAL STUDIES ON WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN WISCONSIN"
1206 SOVIET AMERICAN WATER LAW TWO APPROACHES TO A CGMMON PROBLEM
706
LAW, PROPERTY RIGHTS CONTINUEO
121+9 THE EXCHANGE AND ENFORCEMENT CP PROPERTY RIGHTS

1267 LEGAL ASPECTS OF WATER SALVAGE
1268 PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHTS IN WATERS AND SHCRELANOS
1370 LEGAL CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1397 THE LAW OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
11*25 REGULATION WATER USE LCCAL AREAS WATER LAW POLICY SOUTHEAST
11*26 WATER-USE LAW AND ADMINISTRATION IN WISCONSIN
11*51 A NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
1577 THE ECONOMIC DYNAMICS CF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1609 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN FOR WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
1610 NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES POLICY ISSUES
161*1 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1620 WATER SUPPLY DEMAND AND THE LAW
1709 THE LAW OF INTERNATIONAL ORAINAGE BASINS
1711* HISTORY OF PUBLIC LAND LAW DEVELOPMENT
1753 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT HOW WELL IS IT WORKING
1783 GOVERNMENT ACQUISITION FRIVATE PROPERTY RURAL AREAS
1811* ECONOMICS AND THE CONSERVATION QUESTION
1821 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SOURCES AND PROBLEMS
1822 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL FRICPITIES FOLICIES ANO THE LAW
1823 ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION WHERE THE ACTION IS
181+2 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY ANO THE FABRIC OF GOVERNMENT
181*5 LAW OF NOISE POLLUTION
1901 PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION APPROACH TO LAND USE CONFLICT
191*3 EVALUATING ENABLING LAWS FOR SPECIAL DISTRICTS OKLAHOMA
1961+ ANALYSIS ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS PERMIT SYSTEM WATER ALLOCATION
1971 LAND INSTITUTIONS ANO STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN AGRICULTURE
1980 INSTITUTIONS FOR WATER FLANMNG
1982 CRISIS COMMUNITY ANO CONSENT IN WATER POLITICS
2099 THE ENVIRONMENT THE ESTABLISHMENT ANO THE LAW
2111 OPEN SPACE ANO THE LAW
212.0 THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE WILDERNESS ACT
2128 A HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC LAND FOLICIES
2136 NOISE POLLUTION AND THE LAW
211+2 LEGAL DEVICES ACCOMODATING WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
211+8 PUBLIC REGULATION OF WATER QUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES
2171+ STATE FLOOO-PLAIN ZONING
221+5 DIVIDING THE WATERS CONTROVERSY UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
2262 DEVELOPMENT PRESENT STATUS WATER RIGHTS POLICY UNITED STATES
2353 LEGISLATIVE POLITICS ANO WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 1956-1961
2377 CHANGING RCLE OF THE COURTS IN WATER-QUALITY MANAGEMENT
2580 THE POLLUTION PROBLEM AND LEGAL INSTITUTIONS
707
LAW, PROPERTY RIGHTS CONTINUED
2617 CRIME RATE VERSUS POPULATION DENSITY IN UNITEO STATES CITIES

2625 THE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK
265** AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2706 LEGAL REMEOIES FOR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
2865 LEGAL EASES FOR SECURING INTEGRITY EARTH-SPACE ENVIRONMENT
2947 WATER LAW ANO ADMINISTRATION THE FLORIDA EXPERIENCE
2954 THE ZONING OILEMMA A LEGAL STRATEGY FOR URBAN CHANGE
3079 MARKET TRANSFERS OF WATER RIGHTS
3080 SELECTED LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PRCTECTICN
3081 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CCURSE800K IN LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
3104 POPULATION POLICY-MAKING AND THE CONSTITUTION
3127 PARETO OFTIMALITY ANO THE LAW
3160 POPULATION EXPLOSION AND UNITEO STATES LAW
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3221 WATER PURITY LEGAL CONTROL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3229 CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
3236 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
3282 LEGAL SETTING NUCLEAR PCWERFLANT SITING DECISIONS NEW YORK
3308 LAWS INDIRECTLY AFFECTING POPULATION GROWTH IN UNITED STATES
3336 POPULATION PRIVATE OWNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY STANDARD OF LIVING
3349 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ANO LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES
3353 TRENDS IN LAW OTHER INSTITUTIONS NURTURE OF DIVERSE HABITATS
3527 LAW AND POLITICS IN INTERSTATE POLLUTION LAKE CHAMPLAIN
3531 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT A COURTROOM APPROACH
3540 WATER TRANSFERS MUST THE AMERICAN WEST BE WON AGAIN
3582 THE NEW PROPERTY
3591 WESTERN LAND POLICIES AND RECENT OWNERSHIP TRENDS
3610 CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION LUNG DAMAGE POLLUTION URBAN ATMOSPHERE
3791 DEFENDING THE ENVIRONMENT A STRATEGY FOR CITIZEN ACTION
3792 EMERGING LEGAL STRATEGIES JUDICIAL INTERVENTION
3793 SEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ROLE OF THE COURTS
3795 STANDARDS FOR EVALUATING A NEPA ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
3857 CONSERVATION LAW AND ADMINISTRATION PENNSYLVANIA
3858 PROPERTY RIGHTS TAXATION ANO ENVIRONMENTAL EXTERNALITIES
3968 LAND USE WITHOUT ZONING
3991 FROM CONSERVATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
4022 DISTRICTS AFFECTING WATER USE AND CONTROL
4038 AGRICULTURAL LAND USE STABILIZATION CALIFORNIA ACT OF 1965
4042 EXPERIENCE WITH RURAL ZCNING
4043 SUGGESTIONS FOR PLANNING AND ZONING IN APPALACHIA
4044 THE WHY AND HOW OF RURAL ZCNING
4045 PLANNING AND ZONING FOR BETTER RESOURCE USE
708
LAW, FROPERTY RIGHTS CONT
**063 NOISE AND THE LAW

1*092 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR LAKE TAHOE
1*116 WORLD RESOURCES ANO TECHNOLOGY
«*1«*1 LEGISLATION ON WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
i*299 IOWAS WATER RESOURCES
1*31** ENVIRONMENTAL AND LEGAL PROBLEMS OF LAND OEVELOFMENT IN MONTANA
1*323 FEOERAL-STATE RELATIONS IN WATER LAW
k32k A MOOEL STATE WATER CODE FOR RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
**338 STATE WATER RIGHTS AND RELATED SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
1*1*92 IN PRODUCTIVE HARMONY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
1+503 ONE THIRD OF THE NATIONS LAND
i*508 WATER RESOURCES LAW
1*51*6 TOWARDS A CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT
1*580 INTERNATIONAL LAW AFFECTING WATER RIGHTS IN THE WESTERN STATES
1*626 INFLUENCE OF POPULATION DENSITY ON CRIME
1*702 A PERSPECTIVE OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1*798 CAN AIR POLLUTION BE CONTROLLED BY LEGISLATION
1*820 THE ECONOMICS OF AIR POLLUTION CENTRAL PROBLEMS
i*8i*9 ADEQUATE CONCEPTS OF FROPERTY RIGHTS ANO LANO USE
**850 A CONCEPT OF PROPERTY
1*851 TRAINING IN ECONOMICS FOR NATURAL RESOURCE LAWYERS
1*852 PERSPECTIVES OF PROPERTY
1*859 ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS ANO REMEDIES
1*865 LEGAL ASPECTS OF NOISE POLLUTION
709
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT
9 ELEVENTH HOUR A HARD LOOK AT CONSERVATION AND THE FUTURE

28 ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY IN TRANSITION SCIENTIFIC SOCIAL
k5 AMERICAN AGRICULTURE RESOURCE ISSUES FOR THE COMING YEARS
kl PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
**8 THE WANING ROLE OF LAISSEZ FAIRE
5k MAN AGAINST FLOOD
56 PROBLEMS FURPOSES POLICIES NATIONAL STRATEGY URBANIZATION
62 LAND-USE PLAN FOR ST. FAUL
7k ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR LANO USE PLANNING
76 WATER MEASURING AND MEETING FUTURE REQUIREMENTS
90 SIMULATION OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS EFFECT OF SUPPLY ANO RULES
91 COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
92 PLANNING FOR DIVERSITY AND CHOICE POSSIBLE FUTURES
97 LEGAL-ECONOMIC ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING LAND POLICY
99 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANO ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE
10<* CONFERENCE QUALITY OF LIFE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
110 REGIONALIZATION MULTI-CEJECTI VE PLANNING EVALUATION
111 A SOCIAL SCIENCE APPROACH TO NOISE POLLUTION
ilk CITY DESIGNERS AND THE PLURALISTIC CITY
116 THE PLURAL ENVIRONMENT A CASE STUDY OF CITY DESIGN
117 STYLES AND METHODS OF STRUCTURING A CITY
133 A LADDER OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
137 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT CRISIS ANO THE STRATEGY OF CHOICE
lkk IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
1^9 WATER RESOURCES USE AND MANAGEMENT
155 TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING ANO LONG-RANGE PLANNING
lbk THE ZONING GAME MUNICIPAL PRACTICES ANO POLICIES
167 POWER AND CHOICE FORMULATION OF AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
168 POPULATION POLICY OPINIONS ANC ACTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
170 NATURAL RESOURCE USE DEVELOPMENT WITH INCREASING URBANIZATION.
17^ POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE FUTURE-NON- MA LTHUS IA N
182 PEOPLE PLANNING BY A FIXEO RESOURCE METHOD
191 REVESTED OREGON ANO CALIFORNIA RAILROAO GRANT LANDS
209 FEDERAL PROGRAMS FOR THE DIRECTION OF LAND USE
210 NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN DEVELOPING NATURAL RESOURCES
211 LANO FOR RECREATION
21^ PLANNING FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTS
231 NATIONAL PLAN POLICY CONTROL ANO USE WATER RESOURCES
710
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, OECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED
235 SOIL SURVEYS ANO LAND .USE PLANNING

244 LONG RANGE PARK OTHER PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PLANNING
245 RECREATIONAL NEEOS AND LONG-RANGEO POTENTIAL PLANS
266 FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT AN APPROACH FOR OHIO
267 PLANNING TODAY FOR TOMORROWS ENVIRONMENT
302 THE SUCCOTASH SYNDROME OR MULTIPLE USE
307 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES LAND MANAGEMENT ELDORADO MODEL
364 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
365 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
368 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES AIR QUALITY OUTOOOR RECREATION
373 MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES
377 SCIENTISM AND PLANNING
384 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY CCMESTIC AND MUNICIPAL
405 COMMUNITY DECISION BEHAVIOR THE CULTURE OF PLANNING
406 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
410 HUNTER-FISHERMAN CHARACTERISTICS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY
426 SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNICATION-PARTICIPATION STUOY
427 SUMMARY REPORT QUIET REVOLUTION IN LAND USE CONTROL
447 DIFFUSION OF THE OECISION TO IRRIGATE
449 FORECASTING THE DEMANDS FOR WATER
450 SELECTING STRATEGIES FOR AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
455 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ANO THE HABASH BASIN
465 ORIGINS OF PUBLIC POLICY ANO PRACTICE IN CONSERVATION
466 STRATEGY OF DEC ISION-FOLIC Y EVALUATION AS SOCIAL PROCESS ,
478 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES RECREATIONAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
485 EVALUATING ECONOMIC CHOICES ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
499 ISSUES IN NATURAL RESOURCE USE AND DEVELOPMENT
500 PUBLIC WATER RESOURCE PROJECT PLANNING AND EVALUATION
513 SMALL WATERSHED APPROACH TO FLOOD PREVENTION AND CONSERVATION
514 SMALL WATERSHEDS AS UNITS FOR PLANNING
516 THE CHALLENGE OF MANS FUTURE
518 THE NEXT HUNOREO YEARS
519 ARE OUR DESCENDANTS DOOMED
520 ECONOMIC MOOEL FLCODPLAIN LAND USE ANO LANO USE POLICY
711
MANAGEMENT, POLICY , DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUEO
524 SEEDS OF CHANGE THE GREEN REVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT IN 1970S

542 POLITICS FOLICY ANO THE PIGCVIAN MARGINS .
546 MODERN SYSTEMS RESEARCH .FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST
548 MODELLING DECISION EFFECTIVENESS APPLICATION WATER RESOURCE
553 CHANGING WILDERNESS IMAGES AND FORESTRY POLICIES
554 ROLE OF RESERVOIR OWNER POLICIES IN LAND DEVELOPMENT
555 PUBLIC POLICY AND- SHORELINE LANDOWNER BEHAVIOR
562 TWO CONCEPTS GUIDING RECREATION MANAGEMENT OECISICNS
572 DEMAND SURVEY DILEMMA CREDIBILITY STATE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN
580 CONCERNS IN WATER SUPPLY AND FOLLUTION CONTROL
582 WILOERNESS ENGENDERS NEW MANAGEMENT TRADITIONS
585 TOWARDS A BETTER USE OF THE OCEAN
598 REAOINGS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ANO CONSERVATION
601 NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY IN CANADA
606 RESOURCE. MANAGEMENT IN THE GREAT LAKES BASIN
616 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
627 ADMINISTRATIVE POSSIBILITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
628 AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ADMINISTRATION
635 CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FCLICIES
638 THE ECOSYSTEM AS A CRITERION FOR PUBLIC LAND POLICY
639 AN £COSYSTEMS APPROACH TO PU8LIC LANO POLICY
640 ENGINEERING ANO THE ENVIRONMENT LAND-USE APPALACHIA
641 ENVIRONMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
643 ENVIRONMENT A NEW FOCUS FOR PUBLIC POLICY
646 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
647 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY
648 ENVIRONMENTAL FA CTORS^N__?JLfiLIC HEALTH POLICY RETROSPECTIVE
649 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AS A PUBLIC FUNCTION
650 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
651 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY A GUIOE TO ADVANCED STUOY
652 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATIONAL PARKS
653 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN A HYPERTROPHIC SOCIETY
654 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEM
656 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES POLITICAL OYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
657 ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES POLITICS PROFESSIONALISM ENVIRONMENT
658 ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES RESEARCH ANO ADMINISTRATION
663 INTERNATIONAL FUSION IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING
666 MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES ANO THE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATION
669 A NATIONAL POLICY FOR LAND
671 POLICY PLANNING ANO ADMINISTRATION
672 POLITICAL OYNAMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
675 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
712
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED
676 PROBLEMS OF APPLIED ECOLOGY

677 PROBLEMS CF POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
678 PUBLIC POLICIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
679 PUBLIC POLICY FOR ENVIRONMENT GUIDELINES FOR ALASKANS
680 PU8LIC POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRCL
682 RESPONSIVENESS ANO RESPONSIBILITY PROBLEM OF THE ENVIRONMENT
683 RESTRUCTURING FOR COOROINATIVE POLICY ANO ACTION
684 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
686 SYMPOSIUM ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY NEW DIRECTIONS FEOERAL ACTION
693 CONTROL OF POPULATION NUMBERS
702 GUIDE FOR PLANNING RECREATION PARKS IN CALIFORNIA
704 FOOD FOR MAN IN THE FUTURE
718 PLANNING THE MAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION
719 WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY
725 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ON WATER RESOURCE ISSUES
726 URBANIZATION WATER POLLUTION AND PUBLIC POLICY
730 MUNICIPAL ANO INDUSTRIAL NEEDS FOR WATER QUALITY
734 FEOERAL POLICY ANO ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
735 INFORMATION FOR DECISIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
771 ECONOMIC ANO ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS CF WALTER POLLUTION
775 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NEW FEDERAL EVALUATION
783 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT WATER ANO RELATED LAND
830 ELEMENTS OF MASS DEMAND FOR OUTOCOR RECREATION RESOURCES
833 ENVIRONMENT AND POLICIES IN WEST AFRICA
838 SOME ECONOMIC ISSUES INVOLVED IN PLANNING WILDERNESS RECREATION
847 CONFLICTS IN THE CREATION OF WATER POLICY
848 CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE PROGRAMMING
858 ECONOMICS AND POLICIES CF RESOURCE CONSERVATION
859 THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
862 LAND CONSERVATION AND SOCIAL FLANNING
864 LANO USE PLANNING OR LAND USE POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES
866 MULTIPLE OPTIMUM USE OF WILD LANO OIFFERENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
367 MULTIPLE USE AS A CONCEPT FOR WATER AND RANGE POLICY
713
869 NEW COMPETITION FOR LAND SOKE IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY
870 OBJECTIVES OF CONSERVATION FOLICY
871 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
872 PHILOSCPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED POLICY
882 SOME POLICY ASPECTS OF WATER-RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
883 STATE FEDERAL AND INTERSTATE ROLES IN CONSERVATION
885 TOWARD A CALIFORNIA LANO POLICY FOR THE 1980S
886 WATER POLICY
888 WATER POLICY RELATIONS TO LAW ANO POLICY
905 LAND USE PLANNING ANO SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
914 MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROBLEMS IN GOVERNMENT
917 AN APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF .A REGION
921 PLANNERS AND CITIZEN BOARDS SOCIAL THEORY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
922 AMERICAS LAND AND ITS USES
924 FEOERAL LANOS SINCE 1956 RECENT TRENDS USE MANAGEMENT
925 THE FUTURE OF NONMETROFCL ITAN AMERICA
926 LAND FOR AMERICANS TRENDS PROSPECTS AND PR08LEMS
930 MODERNIZING URBAN LANO FOLICY
936 THE FEOERAL LANDS THEIR USE AND MANAGEMENT
941 ORSANCO STORY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE* OHIO VALLEY
946 CAREERS IN CONSERVATION
954 THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND NATIONAL GOALS
958 ALTERNATIVE PATHS TO A STATIONARY POPULATION
1007 MANS CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT
1010 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ANO DEVELOPMENT A PRODUCT CF EDUCATION
1013 ENERGY SOURCES FOR THE FUTURE
1029 GROUND WATER LAW MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
1034 A POLICY FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES
1045 STATE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER RESOURCES
1046 STATE PLANNING ISSUES
1054 OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES SUBJECTIVE PRIORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1065 AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING
1068 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS GF ENVIRONMENTAL DEC IS ION- MA KERS
1080 THE POLITICS OF COMMUNITY CONFLICT THE FLUORIDATION OECISION
1082 WATER MANAGEMENT INNOVATIONS IN ENGLAND
714
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, OECISICN MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT GONTINUEO
1085 STRATEGY ANO TACTICS IN MUNICIPAL ZONING

1091 UN-POLITICS OF AIR POLLUTION NONOECISIONMAKING IN THE CITIES
110<* ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
1106 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN NORTHERN MEXICO
1107 ECOLOGISTS VIEW NATIONAL PARK OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT
1109 WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
1121 ECONOMICS OF NATURAL DISASTERS IMPLICATIONS FOR FEDERAL POLICY
112** TOWARD THE YEAR 2000 WORK IN PROGRESS
113if FOREST AND RANGE POLICY ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1135 FOREST POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES
115* MAN AND NATURE IN THE NATIONAL PARKS REFLECTIONS ON POLICY
1160 ATTITUDES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS TOWARD WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
1161 SOCIOLOGY OF WATERSHEO CEVELOPMENT
117** LAKESHORE PROPERTY VALUES PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN RECREATION
1176 THE VALUATION OF PUBLIC GOODS
1185 MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
1186 FOREST FIRE CONTROL DECISION MAKING CONDITIONS OF UNCERTAINTY
1195 POPULATION POLICY WILL CURRENT PROGRAMS SUCCEED
1201 THE SEPARATION OF FACTS AND VALUES IN RESOURCE POLICY ANALYSIS
1203 METROPOLITAN DECISION FROCESSES AN ANALYSIS OF CASE STUDIES
1205 FIVE LEGAL STUDIES ON WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN WISCONSIN
1207 URBAN PUELIC POLICY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LAKE ERIE
1208 PLANNING WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM POTOMAC ESTUARY
1209 RANGE OF CHOICE IN WATER MANAGEMENT POTOMAC ESTUARY
1211 PRICING AND EFFICIENCY IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
121^ THE DECISION TO POLLUTE
1226 WORLO PRODUCTION AND ITS DISTRIBUTION
1229 ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION SYSTEM FOR WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1237 OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS ANO POLICIES
12*+2 METROPOLITAN WATER INSTITUTIONS
12^3 LAND PEOPLE WATER PR09LEMS ANO SOLUTIONS
12kh WELFARE CONSIDERATIONS IN U.S. POPULATION POLICY
1286 RECREATIONAL ASPECTS WATER RESOURCES USE PLANNING DEVELOPMENT
1291 ELEMENTS OF PARK AND RECREATION ADMINISTRATION
1296 UNANTICIPATED CONSEQUENCES OF PLANNED CHANGE
130^ THE VANISHING LANDSCAPE COLLECTION CRITICAL ESSAYS POLLUTION
1312 AIR POLLUTION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
1319 MANPOWER FOR POLLUTION CONTROL
132<* POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS PSYCHOLOGY RECREATION MANAGEMENT
1325 PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
1327 BEHAVIORAL INTERPRETATION RECREATION ENGAGEMENTS PLANNING
1328 WORLO FOFULATION POLICY AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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1604 COMPETITION FOR WATER . QUANTITY INDUSTRY

1606 USE OF WEATHER INFORMATION IN DECISION MAKING URBAN SNOW HAZARD
1610 NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES POLICY ISSUES
1612 NEW HORIZONS IN WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
1613 POLICY PROBLEMS IN THE FIELD CF WATER RESOURCES
1614 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1617 WATER RESOURCE POLICY IN WISCONSIN
1618 WATER RESOURCES DECISION-MAKING
1621 ORGANIZATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR WATER DEVELOPMENT
1644 ADVOCACY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION DECISIONS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
161*8 GEOGRAPHY ANO PLANNING
1665 THE FUTURE OF THE OCEANS
1673 GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION FOR MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT
1686 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
17C6 THE POLITICS OF WATER POLLUTION IN NEW YORK STATE
1707 SOCIAL SCIENCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1711 ENERGY ECOLOGY ECONOMY A FRAMEWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
1726 ORGANIZATION AND METHOOOLOGY FOR RIVER BASIN PLANNING
1737 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS CF MULTIOBJECTIVE PLANNING
1755 THE FALLACY OF S INGLE-FURPOSE PLANNING
1759 TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES AND NATIONAL PURPOSE
1760 USE MARKOV RENEWAL THEORY PLANNING ANALYSTS BOUNDARY WATERS
1777 POPULATION POLICIES ANO MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE
1789 URBAN, AND REGIONAL PLANNING ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1821 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SOURCES AND PROBLEMS
1822 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PRIORITIES POLICIES ANO THE LAW
1830 CARROTS STICKS AND CONSENSUS
1833 URBAN PLANNING ASPECTS CF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
1841 POLITICS EQUALITY ANO ENO OF PROGRESS NECESSITY FOR PLANNING
1843 ECONOMIC ECOLOGY BASELINES FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT
1844 ECONOMIC ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING
1863 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CHOICES
1865 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR_A M ERICAS, FUTURE
1871 "POPULATION CHANGE AND STATE GOVERNMENT POLICY
18 83 THE ' E NV IRON ME NT
1888 ECONOMICS TRANSPORT PLANNING ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
1891 LAND-USE PLANNING A CASE BOCK ON USE PISUSE RE-USE URBAN LAND
1893 LcSSONS FOR COPING WITH DISASTER
1894 ACCEPTANCE OF INNOVATION PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
717
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUE
1896 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ANQ THE PUBLIC PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION

1897 WEATHER MODIFICATION AND THE OECISION PROCESS
1898 MAN SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT THE HISTORICAL BASIS OF PLANNING
1902 DECISION MAKING IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL LOS ANGELES NEW YORK
1909 MODERN LAND POLICY
1912 THE MYTH AND REALITY OF MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY
1913 STRATEGY AND ORGANIZATION IN PUBLIC LAND POLICY
1917 PLANNING POLITICS AND ETHICS
1927 PROCESS OF MAKING GOOD OECISIONS A80UT USE OF ENVIRONMENT
1929 SYSTEMS SIMULATION FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS RIVER-BASIN PLANNING
1932 PUBLIC EDUCATION APPROACH FUTURE PLANNING POLLUTION ABATEMENT
1936 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FEOERAL WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1941 A NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY TOWARD A NEW LAND ETHIC
1942. RESOURCE MANAGER AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1944 ROLE OF SPECIAL OISTRICTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1946 SPECIAL DISTRICTS ANO MUTUAL COMPANIES
1968 AGRICULTURAL' SYSTEMS ECOSYSTEMS ANO THE ORIGINS OF AGRICULTURE
1980 INSTITUTIONS FOR WATER FLANNING
1984 TOWARD A POLITICAL SCIENCE OF WATER RESOURCES DECISIONS
1987 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PARK FLANNING
1990 THE BROADENING BASE OF RESOURCE POLICY
1991 WATER TRANSFERS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND ALTERNATIVE INSTITUTION
2010 OETOURING CALAMITY WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT S.E. WISCONSIN
2037 A PRIMER ON FOOD AGRICULTURE AND PUBLIC POLICY
2038 AGRICULTURAL ANO WATER FOLICIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
2039 EMERGENCY AND DISASTER FLANNING
2058 THE FUTURE AS HISTORY
2070 THE CALIFORNIA TOMORROW PLAN
2077 EVALUATION NORTH CASCADES STUOY REPORT AS BASIS FOR DECISION
2081 ORGANIZATION ANO MANAGEMENT IN THE FOREST SERVICE
2082 RECREATIONAL CLIENTELE ATTRIBUTES OF RECREATIONISTS
2085 WILDERNESS USERS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
2089 USING PUBLIC INPUTS IN RESOURCE OECISION-MAKING
2093 HUMrN BEHAVIOR ANO WILOLIFE MANAGEMENT NEEDED RESEARCH
209'- WXl'lERNESS MANAGERS WILDERNESS USERS PROBLEM OF PERCEPTION
718

2101 NATURAL RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST
2119 PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLCIY URGENT NEEDS AND COMPLEX CHOICES
2133 A QUESTION OF PRIORITIES NEK STRATEGIES FOR OUR URBANIZEO WORLD
ZlHk THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR LAND-USE PLANNING
21^7 DECADE OF EXPERIENCE UNDER IOWA WATER PERMIT SYSTEMS PART 1
215** PROGRAM BUDGET FOR NATURAL RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
2155 WATER SUPPLY ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY ANO POLICY
2161 WHY FERTILTIY CONTROL
2173 ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOLICY CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN STATES
2176 SOCIO-PULTURAL IMPACTS CF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2189 ECOLOGY AND PLANNING
2201 ARE FORESTERS CONTRIBUTING TO SOLUTION CRITICAL SCCIAL PROBLEMS
2211 PROFITS JOINT COSTS ANO WATER QUALITY CONTROL
2232 IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT ANO FUBLIC WATER POLICY
2233 THE METHODOLOGY OF WATER-RESOURCE SYSTEM DESIGN
2234 NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS MOOELS IN DECISION MAKING
2235 RESEARCH ON COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCE SYSTEMS
2236 A SUMMARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
2237 SYMPOSIUM WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
2238 STANDARDS CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2241 ORIGIN DEVELOPMENT WATERWAYS FOLICY UNITED STATES
22*»<* WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER PLANNING SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
2280 OUTDOOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2286 INFORMATION CHANNELS ANO ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING
2288 PATTERNS OF POLITICS IN WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2293 THE PLAN AND PROGRAM FOR THE BRANOYWINE
2297 SOME PROBLEMS IN CITY PLANNING
2308 THE UNITEO STATES OIL FCLICY
2313 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND THE CONGRESS
719
2314 WHAT CONGRESS MUST NOW DO TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT

2321 FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES IN THE UNITEO STATES
2341 POLICY CRITERIA FOR PETROLEUM
2353 LEGISLATIVE POLITICS ANO WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 1956-1961
2375 RECENT SOCIOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO WATER RESOURCE
2377 CHANGING ROLE OF THE COURTS IN WATER-QUALITY MANAGEMENT
2381 LANO PROBLEMS AND POLICIES
238** WATER POLITICS IN MISSISSIPPI
2389 LIMITS OF PUBLIC SUPPORT AIR FOLLUTION AGENCY DEVELOPMENT
2390 POLICY FEEDBACK IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2403 A FOCUS IN THE HUMANITIES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
2409 TYRANNY OF SMALL OECISICNS THE LIMITS OF ECONOMICS
2410 FAUSTIAN POWERS AND HUMAN CHOICES TECHNOLOGICAL ECONOMIC
2417 MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE PLANNING REFLECTIONS ON THE CURRENT SCENE
2422 LAND BANKING PUBLIC POLICY ALTERNATIVES AND DILEMMAS
2429 DIVIDING THE WATER A PROBLEM IN POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
2436 ALLOCATION WATER RESOURCES RECREATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL USE
2437 HAZARD AND CHOICE PERCEPTION IN FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2<»40 PERCEPTUAL REGIONS REGIONAL PERCEPTION FLOOD-PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2449 THE FOREST RANGER A STUDY IN ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR
2455 IMMIGRATION CONSIDERATIONS ON TRENDS PROSPECTS AND POLICY
2456 THE ERANDYWINE PLAN
2467 MANAGEMENT AND USE OF LANO AS A PUBLIC GOOD
2473 A POLICY FOR CONSER VATICMSTS
2474 URBAN AND REGIONAL STUOIES AT U.S. UNIVERSITIES
2494 METHOOOLOGY PROGRAM BUOGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDCRADO PART A
2495 METHCDOLCGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDCRADO FART E
2496 OVERVIEW OF A STUOY IN PROGRAM BUDGETING ON A NATIONAL FOREST
2502 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF MULTIOBJECTIVE PLANNING
2504 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IS SOCIAL POLICY
2512 DECISION MODELS EVALUATION ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ALTERNATIVES
2514 RIVER POLLUTION CONTROL VOLUME III
2532 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ANO USE
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2545 COMPARISONS OF METHODS FOR RECREATION EVALUATION
2546 THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
720

2576 THE POVERTY OF POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT A WORKING PAPER
2585 MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT OF FUELIC GAME LANDS
2586 TECHNOGECGRAPHY OR PLANNED CONSERVATION
2631 ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES SOURCES USES ANO POLICY ISSUES
2638 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
26^5 POLLUTION POWER ANO POLICY
26^7 MANAGING WOODLANO AND WILDLIFE HABITATS IN AND NEAR CITIES
265<t AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
266<* CHANGES IN NATIONAL PRIORITIES DURING THE 1960S IMPLICATIONS
2665 GOALS PRIORITIES AND OCLLARS THE NEXT OECAOE
2666 FEDERAL FUNDING ANO NATIONAL PRIORITIES
2691 LAND-USE AND DEMOCRACY
2697 A PROCEOURE FOR EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
2699 FLOOD CONTROL CONTROVERSY BIG DAMS LITTLE DAMS LAND MANAGEMENT
27 01 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Of RIVER "RESOURCES
2706 LEGAL REMEDIES FOR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
2707 THE SATISFICERS
2710 WITH EVERY 9REATH YOU TAKE THE POISONS OF AIR POLLUTION
2719 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2723 WASTE MANAGEMENT ANO ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER
272** TVA DEMOCRACY ON THE MARCH
27k2 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING IN A POLITICAL FOG
27<*8 CHALLENGE OF THE LANO OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION AT LOCAL LEVEL
27<*9 STEWARDSHIP THE LAND THE LANDOWNERS THE METROPOLIS
2750 STAPOL POLICY VALUES TECHNOLOGY QUALITY OF LIFE
2751 DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RECREATIONAL
275** FOREST LANDSCAPE DESCRIPTION ANO INVENTORIES
2763 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING
278^ ENVIRONMENT AND POLITICAL AGENDA NEW PRIORITIES OLD POLITICS
2785 SOCIO-POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS FCLICIES FOR HABITABLE ENVIRONMENT
2813 CHALLENGE ANO RESPONSE FOREST SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN THE ROCKIES
281<f CONTRIBUTION ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH WILDERNESS POLICY DECISONS
2839 ECONOMIC STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPING NUCLEAR BREEDER REACTORS
721
28V3 PLANNING ANO REGIONAL PLANNING BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DEFINITIONS

2858 CREATING THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
2865 LEGAL BASES FOR SECURING INTEGRITY EARTH-SPACE ENVIRONMENT
2873 POPULATION GROWTH AND CHANGE IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING
2879 OESIGN WITH NATURE
2888 NEW EXPLORATION A PHILOSOPHY OF REGIONAL PLANNING
2889 EFFICIENCY IN GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS ANALYSIS WATER RESOURCES
2895 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATES AND PUBLIC POLICY
2908 UNCLE SAM IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST FEOERAL MANAGEMENT
291A CRITERIA FOR A MANAGED ENVIRONMENT
2.923 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS ITS RELEVANCE TO PUBLIC INVESTMENT
2927 OESIGN OF WATER-RESOURCE SYSTEMS
2928 THE COLUMBIA 3ASIN PROJECT
2929 LAND USE AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
2930 SATURATION A PROBLEM EVADED IN PLANNING LAND USE
29^1 DECISION-MAKING PUBLIC INVESTMENT WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
29*+7 WATER LAW AND ADMINISTRATION THE FLORIDA EXPERIENCE
2953 MANAGING OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT CASES TEXT AND PROBLEMS
295*t THE ZONING DILEMMA A LEGAL STRATEGY FOR URBAN CHANGE
2959 THE NEW ENVIRONMENTALIST
2966 TOWARD PREPARING MAN FCR A CHANGED ENVIRONMENT
2983 POLITICS ANO EFFICIENCY IN WATER DEVELOPMENT
298<* RATIONAL CHOICE IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
299<* TVA THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS A STAFF REFORT
3006 BUREAUCRACY CONVICTS ITSELF THE BALLINGER-PINCHCT CONTROVERSY
3021 ENVIRONMENT ANO RESOURCES FROM CONSERVATION TO ECO-MANA GEMENT
302t» TOWARDS A NON-M ALTHUSI AN POPULATION PCLICY
3025 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND PCLICY
3036 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ACTICN
30^2 ECONOMIC SOCIAL GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS WAPPAPELLO FLOOD CONTROL
30^5 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL HUMCIP AL IT IES INDUSTRY AND INDIVIDUAL
30^7 DEVELOPMENTAL PLANNING
3050 INSIGHTS INTO POLLUTICN
3052 NUCLEAR AGRO-INDUSTRIAL CCMFLEXES FOR THE FUTURE
3057 WATER PLANNING IN THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY CALIFORNIA
3059 AMERICAN NEEDS ANO LIMITS ON RESOURCES THE PRIORITIES PROBLEM
306<t ELEMENT OF SPACE IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
3069 WILOERNESS USERS ANO MANAGEMENT IN THREE MONTANA AREAS
722
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUEO
3071 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

3072 MANAGING FOREST LANDSCAPES FRESCPIBEO BURNING
308G SELECTED LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
3081 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CCURSEBOOK IN LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
3084 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ASFECTS CHANGE-OVER URBAN LCNGRANGE PLAN
3094 SOCIAL ASPECTS LAND USE PLANNING COUNTRY-CITY FRINGE FLINT MICH
3104 POPULATION POLICY-MAKING ANO THE CONSTITUTION
3105 ALLOCATION Q'F PRIORITIES TC URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3108 POWER ANO DECISION MAKING IN MEGALOPOLIS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3109 PLANS ANO THE STRUCTURE OF EEHAVIOR
3113 PRINCIPLES STANDARDS PLANNING WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES
3115_ WELFARE ECONOMICS AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
3133 THE COSTS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
3135 PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3136 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF WATER MANAGEMENT PARAOIGM AND CASE STUDY
3137 THE WATERSHED AS A RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNIT BIBLIOGRAPHY
3141 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
314H A SIMPLE COMPUTER APPROACH TO REGIONAL IDENTIFICATION
3147 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FEOERAL POLICIES AND PRACTICES
3153 THE POLITICS OF EXPERTISE
3162 EMERGING METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ANO PLANNING
3169 OUR NATIONS WATER RESOURCES POLICIES AND POLITICS LECTURES 1956
3174 PRESSURE POLITICS AND RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
3187 FAMILY LIFE STYLES CHILCBEARING INFLUENCE FEOERAL ACTIVITIES
3203 FROM THE GROUND UP ARCHITECTURE HOUSING HIGHWAY CIVIC DESIGN
3219 GOVERNING NATURE
3222 REGULATING FLOOD-PLAIN DEVELOPMENT
3236 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
3241 GOVERNANCE ANO POPULATION
3262 TOWARD REDUCTION. OF LOSSES FROM EARTHQUAKES
3263 INSTITUTIONS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3264 ALTERNATIVES IN WATER MANAGEMENT
3266 WAT£R ANO CHOICE IN THE COLORADO BASIN
3275 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC LAJ^DS
3276 ~SYMP03iy_M_RES_IDUALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
3283 CONGRESS TOWARD A NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
3297 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON BASIN DEVELOPMENT
3310 POPULATION ANO THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM POLICY ANO PLANNING
3316 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY SPECIAL DISTRICTS AUTHORITIES U.S.
3340 INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ENCOURAGE INTERAGENCY COOFERATION
723
3341 OESIGN WITH CLIMATE 8I0CLIMATIC AFPROACH

3349 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES
3360 PERSPECTIVES ON RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
3364 SOCIOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING A SCALAR PERSPECTIVE
3372 MANAGEMENT OF FORESTS
3374 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
3375 SOCIAL SCIENTIST CONTROL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESOURCES
3377 WATER AND POLITICS POLICIES ADMINISTRATION LOS ANGELES
3378 DISCUSSION NEW APPROACHES ORGANIZING LAND ANO WATER USE
3383 LAND USE POLICY AND PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES
3391 THE FUTURE BIBLIOGRAPHY ISSUES AND FORECASTING TECHNIQUES
3397 ACCIDENT HAZARD EVALUATION CONTROL FORESTED RECREATION SITES
3412 SOCIAL CONSEQUENCE OF EQUALIZING IRRIGATION ACCESS
3416 NATURAL RESOURCES AND RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
3417 PLANNING NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE
3421 COMPREHENSIVE RIVER BASIN PLANNING ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED BASINS
3427 SEARCHING OUT RESOURCE LIMITS
3428 NEW APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF DOMESTIC POLLUTION
3436 WITH MAN IN MIND INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
3439 HOW A REGION GROWS AREA DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S. ECONOMY
3448 MOTIVATIONS ^PERCEPTIONS BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA USERS
3470 CONGRESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS POPULATION POLICY
3471 POPULATION POLITICS AND POLICY U.S. GOVERNMENT 1951-1969
3480 ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT AND INTERPRETATION
3488 DESIGN WITH PEOPLE THE- QUALITY OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3501 DIGEST OF SELECTED LOCAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ORDINANCES
3531 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT A COURTROOM APPROACH
3533 WHATS AHEAD FOR OUR PUBLIC LANDS
3555 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ANO PUBLIC APATHY
3556 THE OESIGN PROFESSIONS AND THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
3567 HUMAN ECOLOGY TECHNOLOGY ANO THE NEED FOR SOCIAL PLANNING
3580 BUREAUCRACY AND THE FOREST
3591 WESTERN LAND POLICIES ANO RECENT OWNERSHIP TRENDS
3592 LANO ECONOMICS PRINCIPLES PROBLEMS POLICIES
3600 U.S. ENERGY POLICIES AN AGENDA FOR RESEARCH
3601 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY
3607 NATURE PROTECTION IN DENSELY POPULATEO COUNTRIES
3618 SELF-INTEREST AND POLLUTION CONTROL
3620 MULTIPLE USE
3623 MISSOURI BASINS PICK-SLCAN CONGRESSIONAL POLICY DETERMINATION
724
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, QECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED
3635 THE ECOLOGY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

3640 CONGRESS AND CLEAN AIR THE ISSUE OF ENFORCEMENT 1963
3643 POPULATION GROWTH COMMUNITIES RELATION WATER RESCURCES POLICY
3674 ALASKAS POPULATION ANO ECONOMY REGIONAL GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
3685 CITY PLANNING THEORY ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3694 PUBLIC CHOICE AND PUBLIC POLICY
3721 DROUGHT AND WATER SUPPLY MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL PLANNING
3758 WHO SHOULD POLICE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERTISING
3783 LAND RESOURCE AND LANO USE IN RELATION TO PU8LIC POLICY
3795 STANOARDS FOR EVALUATING A NEPA ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
3805 INNOVATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING CONSERVATION LAND
3806 OUTOOOR RECREATION VALUES IN THE PUBLIC OECISION PROCESS
3809 POLITICS LANO-USE PLANNING ANO ZONING BIBLIOGRAFHY
3814 FEDERAL OECISION-MAKING STRUCTURES WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
3828 SOCIAL CONFLICTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL OECISIONS
3844 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT ANO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
3866 AIR FOLLUTION CONTROL COSTS VS. BENEFITS
3881 CULTURE PATTERNS ANO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
3895 CALIFORNIA WATER A STUOY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
3904 TVA ANO THE GRASS ROOTS SOCIOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATION
3910 NEW BASES FOR RECREATION PLANNERS
3913 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTIONS ATTITUDES ENGINEERS PUBLIC HEALTH
3915 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CANAOA
3918 PERCEPTIONS ANO ATTITUDES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3921 COMMUNITY GO ALS -MAN AGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
3957 USE OF STANDARDS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS
3960 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GREAT LAKES
3961 POPULATION CONTROL
3962 OPEN LANO FOR URBAN AMERICA
3963 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN REGIONAL PLANNING
3968 LANO USE WITHOUT ZONING
725

4024 ECONOMICS AND ECONOMISTS IN WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
4026 LANO USE CONTROLS AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
4028 ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4037 WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT A GROWING CHALLENGE
4041 INSTITUTIONS ECONOMICS IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
4043 SUGGESTIONS FOR PLANNING ANO ZONING IN APPALACHIA
4044 THE WHY AND HOW OF RURAL ZONING
4082 POPULATION THEORY AND POLICY SELECTFD READINGS
4109 COMMUNICATION DURING AN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION
4118 MYTHS IN WILOERNESS DECIS I ON- MA KI NG
4119 PERCEPTION OF WILDERNESS RECREATION CARRYING CAFACITY
4120 STRATEGIES PROBLEMS MANAGING FOR WILDERNESS QUALITY
4121 THE USE OF CONTENT ANALYSIS IN RESOURCE DECISION MAKING
4132 MANAGING MANS ENVIRONMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
4135 POWER AND THE POLICY PROCESS FEOERAL GOVERNMENT
4136 ECONOMICS OF IRRIGATION POLICY AND PLANNING !
4142 PROBLEMS AND PROGRAMS IN WATER POLLUTION
4144 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
4176 REGIONAL PLANNING AN INTRODUCTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY
4181 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT A PROCEDURE
4187 SCENIC MANAGEMENT IMFACT ON OTHER FOREST ACTIVITIES
4198 HUMAN SYSTEMS DESIGN ANO THE MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE
4199 MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS DISCOVERY OR DESIGN
4200 ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMMING
4208 LANO AND WATER POLICIES FOR THE FUTURE
4209 PUBLIC POLICY MAKING ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BIBLIOGRAPHY
4210 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLITICS A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4227 £AST-CENTRAL_EUROPEAN MCDELS_ OF ENVIRONMENTAL FRCTECTION
4228 SPATIAL ALLOCATION MOOEL FOR PROJECTED OUTDOOR RECREATION NEW YORK
4239 SOCIOLOGISTS PART IN PLANNING THE COLUMBIA BASIN
4258 IMPORTANCE OF WEATHER VARIABILITY ON MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
4261 AN ALTERNATIVE FUTURE FOR AMERICA
4276 POLITICS POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
4278 BRANOYWINE BASIN DEFEAT OF AN ALMOST PERFECT PLAN
4283 ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY AN ECOLOGICAL VIEW
4295 COST ANALYSIS OF WATER FOLLUTION CONTROL BIBLIOGRAPHY
4300 FROM ECONOMIC TO SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4302 BRITAIN TO START A LIMITS-TC-GROWTH UNIT
4311 THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
4315 GOALS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES* PLANNING IN SOUTH BURLINGTON
726
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, OECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED
4316 WHITE RIVER RESOURCES CONSERVATION ANO DEVELOPMENT

**3*f 3 CONFLICTS IN FOREST LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
4345 RECREATIONISTS AS OECISION MAKERS
4350 RESEARCH ON FOREST ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
4360 RESPONSIBILITIES IN OUTDOOR RECREATION PLANNING
4373 URBAN AND RURAL AMERICA POLICIES FOR FUTURE GROWTH
4374 WATER RESOURCES POLICY
4375 ORGANIZATION ANO POLICY IN THE FIELD ON NATURAL RESOURCES
4378 POPULATION AND THE AMERICAN FUTURE
4379 POPULATION GROWTH AND AMERICAS FUTURE
4385 POLICIES PLANS WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES
4388 A DEFINITION OF THE SCOPE GF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
4389 CONGRESSIONAL WHITE PAPER NATIONAL POLICY FOR ENVIRONMENT
**392 WATER REQUIREMENTS FOR FOLLUTION ABATEMENT
4393 ECONOMIC DISLOCATION RESULTING FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
4397 THE PRESIDENTS 1972 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM
44.20 LAND AND WATER RESOURCES A FOLICY GUIOE
4*»23 PLANNING NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4426 THE AMERICAN OUTDOORS MANAGEMENT FOR BEAUTY AND USE
4428 MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE BITTERROOT
4*433 AUTOMOBILE AND AIR POLLUTION PROGRAM FOR PROGRESS
4^38 STRATEGY FOR A LIVEABLE ENVIRONMENT
4465 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FOLICY ISSUES OUTDOOR RECREATION
4494 SOLIO WASTE MANAGEMENT LIST OF AVAILABLE LITERATURE
4500 THE POTENTIAL FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION A STAFF STUDY
45C3 ONE THIRD OF THE NATIONS LAND
4504 RESTORING THE QUALITY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
4505 USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES
4506 TEN RIVERS IN AMERICAS FUTURE
4507 A WATER POLICY FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
4509 A MODEL OF WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY
4524 THE ECOSYSTEM CONCEPT IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
4538 ECOLOGY PLANNING AND THE AMERICAN OREAM
4544 POPULATION INCREASE AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
4546 TOWARDS A CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT
"MANAGING GROWTH IN A FRAGILE ENVIRONMENT
4550 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CONSOLIDATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
4552 SOCIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT'
4554 ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
4561 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEW NOISE URBAN PLANNING
4583 URBAN WATER POLICIES DECISION-MAKING DETROIT METROPOLITAN
4584 FUTURE FOREST POLICY AND 1970 NATIONAL TIMBER REVIEW
4591 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEW OF NOISE ANO URBAN PLANNING
727
MANAGEMENT, POLICY, OECISICN MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUE
4599 NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT POLITICS AND STEWARDSHIP

4601 ONLY ONE EARTH THE CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF A SHALL PLANET
4607 LOCAL OBJECTIVES AS INFUT EVALUATING WATER RESOURCES
46G8 STUDY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCES PLANNING PROCESS
4609 EFFECTIVENESS ACCOUNTAEILITY WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
4617 ECOLOGY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
4636 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF FLCOO PLAIN REGULATIONS
4640 PURPOSIVE PLANNING FOR WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4653 ADMINISTRATION NATURAL RESOURCES THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
4659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER
4660 URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER PLANNING DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
4665 COMMUNITY EOUCATION PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
4669 PLANNING OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
4670 WATER RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST
4678 THE GREEN REVOLUTION CORNUCOPIA OR PANDORAS BOX
4681 EVALUATION PROCESSES IN WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
4690 BROADER BASES FOP CHOICE THE NEXT KEY MOVE
4692 CHOICE OF ADJUSTMENT TO FLOODS
4693 THE CHOICE OF USE IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
4695 CONTRIBUTIONS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4700 OPTIMAL FLOOD OAMAGE MANAGEMENT RETROSPECT PROSPECT
4702 A PERSPECTIVE OF RIVER eASIN DEVELOPMENT
4709 STRATEGIES OF AMERICAN WATER MANAGEMENT
4744 SPECIAL AGENCY PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENT WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
4753 THE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING
4762 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AND ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS
4771 POWER POLICY PLAN OR PANIC
4773 ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT IS THERE A CONFLICT
4775 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
4787 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN WISCONSIN
4788 WISCONSINS FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
4809 THE OUTLOOK FOR WATER QUALITY QUANTITY ANO NATIONAL GROWTH
4838 INTERGOVERNMENTAL ACTION ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ROLE OF STATES
4853 NEEDS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR RURAL LAND POLICY
4871 NEIGHBORHOOD ANO COMMUNITY SATISFACTION NEW TOWNS SUBURBS
728
MANAGEMENT, °OLICY, DECISION MAKING, PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED
1+872 SATISFACTION WITH NE IGHSO«?HCOGS COMPATIBILITY DENSITY SITE

4883 THE UREAN ENVIRONMENT HOW IT CAN BE IMPROVED
729
MEDICINE, HEALTH
2 LONDON SMOG DEC, 1952

23 PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN IN THE DESERT
41 SOME HARMFUL ASPECTS OF NOISE
70 PROCEEDINGS SIXTH CONGR€S.S ON ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
71 GUIDE TO APPRAISAL AND CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION
91 COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
108 ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE POLLUTION NEW THREAT TO SANITY
109 EXTRA-AUDITORY EFFECTS OF NOISE AS A HEALTH HAZARD
125 ESSAY CONCERNING THE EFFECTS OF AIR ON HUMAN BODIES
139 CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN MAN
188 HUMAN ADAPTATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE
229 THE TYRANNY OF NOISE
274 ANXIETY AROUSING EFFECTS OF INAPPROPRIATE CROWDING
291 EAST SIDE WEST SIDE MIDWEST BEHAVIORAL COMPARISION
306 NOISE AN OCCUPATIONAL HA2AR0 AND PUBLIC NUISANCE
310 EFFECTS OF POPULATION DENSITY LIVING SPACE IN C57ei/10 MOUSE
324 NOISE
330 THE FIGHT FOR QUIET
355 MENTAL HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ALTERATIONS
460 NOISE POLLUTION THE UNQUIET CRISIS
483 AIR POLLUTION ANO HEALTH
528 MAN VERSUS ENVIRONMENT THE DYNAMIC SPECTRUM
529 URBAN PLANNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
648 ENVIRONMENTALFACTORS IN PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY RETROSPECTIVE
695 MAN ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
697 POPULATION DENSITY ANO SOCIAL PATHOLOGY
707 ABORTION A SUMMARY CF THE ARGUMENTS
746 ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS ANO THE URBAN OWELLER
751 SUMMARY OF AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
784 ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO NOISE FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
794 NATIONAL PROBLEMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
968 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NOISE CN MAN
969 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON TASK PERFORMANCE
1087 DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES AIR POLLUTION AS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
1183 PHYSIOLOGICAL. EFFECTS OF CONTINUED CROWDING
1188 THE AMAZING DECLINE OF MORTALITY IN UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS
1277 ADAPTATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT HANOBOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY
1340 MAN MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENT
1492 FERTILITY MORTALITY TRENOS AMONG BLACKS IN THE UNITED STATES
730
MEDICINE, HEALTH CONTINUED
1558 DONORA SMOG DISASTER PROBLEM IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION

1582 CASUALTIES OF OUR TIME. SOCIAL TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES
1751 LEAO IN THE AIR INDUSTRY WEIGHT ON ACAOEMY PANEL CHALLENGED
1775 URBAN STRESS EXPERIMENTS ON NOISE AND SOCIAL STRESSORS
1778 MORTALITY MORBIDITY DURING HIGH LEVELS OF AIR POLLUTION
1799 EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON HUMAN HEALTH
1800 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AIR POLLUTION
180** HUMAN PROBLEMS IN CONDUCT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
1861 THE USES AND ABUSES OF AIR SUSTAINING LIFE PRODUCING DISEASE
1957 NOBODY EVER DIES OF OVERPOPULATION
2103 HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF OISEASES
2106 REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT HEREOITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS
2130 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AIR POLLUTION AND CHRONIC DISEASE OEATH
21<*9 MANS ADAPTATION TO TOTAL ENVIRONMENT RELATION TO ILLNESS
2392 ATTITUDES ABORTION U.S. 1970 ANO TRENO SINCE 1965
2397 BEHAVIORAL SIDE OF AIR POLLUTION PAIN THRESHOLDS FOR SMOG
2401 RELATION ANNOYANCE REACTIONS ATTITUDE TO SOURCE OF ANNOYANCE
2484 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH
2512 DECISION MOOELS EVALUATION ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ALTERNATIVES
2606 THE EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
2607 PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTIONS TO AIRCRAFT NOISE
2608 PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTIONS TO AIRPORT NOISE
2633 WEATHER ANO HEALTH AN INTRODUCTION TO BIOMETEOROLOGY
2639 IMPACT OF THE EARTHQUAKE ON HEALTH ANO MORTALITY
2640 POPULATION DENSITY AN PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS
2670 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ANO HUMAN ECOLOGY
2739 TORNADO DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES
2771 RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT NEXUS PERSONAL INTERACTIONS
2859 AIR POLLUTION AND PUBLIC HEALTH
2860 THE GEOGRAPHY OF PATHOLOGY
2861 INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
2958 DEADLINE FOR SURVIVAL MORAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
2978 CROWDING ANO POPULATION DENSITY
2990 ENVIRONMENT HOUSING AND HEALTH
731
MEDICINE, HEALTH CONTINUED
3017 ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

3020 THE GEOGRAPHY OF OISEASE
3035 AIR POLLUTION AS A SOCIO-E NVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FRGBLEM
3037 FORWARD THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGE TO MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
3063 TEENAGE CHILDBEARING MEDICAL ASPECTS IMPLICATIONS POPULATION
3227 THE EFFECTS OF DENSITY ON SOCIALITY ANO HEALTH IN MAMMALS
3289 ECONOMIC ASPECTS AI&PORIJEN VXRJLMENT NOISE _AIR POLLUTION
33.0.<* METHODS FOR MEASURING ODOROUS AIR ^POLLUTANTS
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENOUMS
3506 DEMOGRAPHIC SOCIAL ASPECTS CONTRACEPTIVE STERILIZATION U.S,
3518 THE HEALTH ASPECTS OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3532 THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGE METROPOLITAN SETTING
3535 THE COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL ITS PROBLEMS IN DISASTERS
3608 IRRADIATION AND HUMAN EVOLUTION
3610 CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION LUNG DAMAGE POLLUTION URBAN ATMOSPHERE*
3683 HUMAN HEALTH COMMUNITY LIFE AND REDISCOVERY OF ENVIRONMENT
3735 WANTED AND UNWANTED FERTILITY U.S. 1965-1970
3824 DENSITY HEALTH AND SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION
4131 LEVELS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
4173 SANITY IN RESEARCH ANO EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
4214 ENVIRONMENT CITIZEN AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
4294 POTENTIAL IMPACT LEGAL ABORTION ON POPULATION GROWTH U.S*
4362 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANO PSYCHOLOGY IN ARID CONDITIONS
4369 ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ANO RESULTING IMPACTS ON HEALTH
4436 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
4437 PROGRESS IN THE PREVENTION -ANO CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION
4439 POLLUTION ITS IMPACT QN MENTAL HEALTH
4441 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIR POLLUTION 1962
4445 MANS HEALTH ANO THE ENVIRONMENT SOME RESEARCH NEEDS
4448 SELECTED REFERENCES ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AS IT RELATES HEALTH
4.449 STRATEGY FOR A LIVABLE ENVIRONMENT
4564 MASS ME.DIA SOURCES PUBLIC AFFAIRS SCIENCE HEALTH KNOWLEDGE
4605 PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE ON NOISE AS PU8LIC HEALTH HAZARO
%X11 WATER HEALTH SOCIETY
4714 WATER HEALTH ANO SOCIETY
4781 RELATIONSHIP AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC STATUS TOTAL MORTALITY
4816 WATER HEALTH AND SOCIETY SELECTED PAPERS
752
METHODOLOGY, EVALUATION, MEASUREMENT, INDICATORS, SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS, COST-8ENEFIT TECHNIQUES, PROJECTIONS, MONITORING,
CONTROL, STANDARDS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS
71 GUIOE TO APPRAISAL ANO CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION

7k ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR LAND USE PLANNING
76 WATER MEASURING ANO MEETING FUTURE REQUIREMENTS
83 LAND-USE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR USE WITH REMOTE-SENSOR OATA
lQk CONFERENCE QUALITY OF LIFE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
107 SOCIAL IMPACTS POST AUDIT ANALYSIS WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
110 REGIONALIZATION MULTI-CBJECTIVE FLANNING EVALUATION
117 STYLES ANO METHOOS OF STRUCTURING A CITY
130 NATURAL COMPLEXES AS SELF-REGULATING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
155 TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING ANO LONG-RANGE PLANNING
156 POPULATION RESOURCES ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
177 WATER RESOURCE OEVELOPMENT IN CALIFORNIA
182 PEOPLE PLANNING BY A FIXED RESOURCE METHOD
192 MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARD WATER USE PRIORITIES
197 TECHNIQUES OF POPULATION ANALYSIS
200 EVALUATION OF DROUGHT HAZARD
202 RESPONSE TO STRESS IN NATURAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS
203 ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY CCNCEPTS AND METHODS
215 REGIONAL QUALITY OF PUGET SOUND LIFE MEASUREMENT AND REPORT
235 SOIL SURVEYS ANO LAND USE PLANNING
273 USE OF STANDARDS PRICES TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
283 BIAS AND NCNCOM PARA BILITY IN RECREATION EVALUATION MOOELS
30** LAND USE CLASSIFICATION SIMULATEO SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY
305 THREE APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ANALYSIS
307 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES LAND MANAGEMENT ELOORAOO MODEL
31k DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
327 GAME THEORY OF LANO USE DETERMINATION
331 APPLICATION AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TO URBAN RESEARCH ANO STUDIES
336 AGGREGATE RELATIONS ELEMENTAL COMPONENTS CENTRAL PLACE SYSTEMS
3*»Q ALTERNATE EXPLANATIONS CF URBAN RANK-SIZE RELATIONSHIPS
36k ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
367 PREDICTING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TC AIRCRAFT NOISE
368 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES AIR QUALITY OUTDOOR RECREATION
396 ECONOMIC AREAS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH AND PLANNING
397 NODAL VERSUS HOMOGENEOUS REGIONS
kQi PRINCIPLES OF DEMOGRAPHY
kl7 GEOGRAPHY AND SYSTEMS THEORY
kZk MEASURING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO NOISE ENVIRONMENTS
429 WHOLENESS OF LIVING SYSTEMS SOME BASIC BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
kki FUN AND GAMES WITH GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
kkZ GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY THE SKELETON OF SCIENCE
733
ANALYSIS, COST-BENEFIT TECHNIQUES, PROJECTIONS, MONITORING,
CONTROL, STANDAROS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUEC
t*h3 MALTHUSIAN MODEL AS A GENERAL SYSTEM

khk POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF GENERAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH
FORECASTING THE DEMANDS FOR WATER
<*66 STRATEGY OF DECISION-POLICY EVALUATION AS SOCIAL PROCESS
*t75 ESTIMATING SATISFACTION LEVELS OF OUTDOOR RECREAT IOMSTS
**85 EVALUATING ECONOMIC CHOICES ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
**86 MODELS PREDICT 9EHAVIOK FROM ATTITUDE AND OTHER VERBAL MEASURES
^92 KUDER INTEREST PATTERNS PROFESSIONAL FOREST SERVICE MEN
520 ECONOMIC MOOEL FLCOOPLAIN LANC USE AND LAND USE POLICY
5<t6 MODERN SYSTEMS RESEARCH FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST
5hb MODELLING DECISION EFFECTIVENESS APPLICATION WATER RESOURCE
559 NEW LOOK OLO FRIEND OBSERVATION TECHNIQUE RECREATION RESEARCH
571 METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES FOR THE STUOY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
578 EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF ANTI-LITTER PROCEDURES
603 MEASURING RECREATION USE
60<* ESTIMATING PAST CURRENT ATTENDANCE AT WINTER SPORTS AREAS
658 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION
702 GUIOE FOR PLANNING RECREATION PARKS IN CALIFORNIA
71i* PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION IN OUTOOOR RECREATION
735 INFORMATION FOR DECISIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
775 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NEW FEDERAL EVALUATION
783 SCIENCE COMPUTERS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF NATURE
78k ANNOYANCE REACTIONS TO NOISE FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
787 OPERATIONS RESEARCH IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
793 CLASSIFICATION AND EXTENT OF AIR POLLUTION PROBLEMS
80** FACTORS INFLUENCING LAND DEVELOPMENT
830 ELEMENTS OF MASS DEMANO FOR OUTOOOR RECREATION RESOURCES
839 BENEFITS COSTS WATER RESOURCES COUNCILS PRINCIPLES STANDAROS
8kZ BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS AND PUBLIC RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
8k5 CONCEPTS USED AS ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS
8<*6 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS IN PROJECTING THE DEMAND FOR LAND ANO WATER
851 CRITERIA CONDITIONS PUBLIC PRIVATE OWNERSHIP RANGE RESOURCES
734
CONTROL, STANDARDS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUED

871* PROJECTIONS WATER REQUIREMENTS IN ECONOMICS OF WATER POLICY
887 WATER POLICY ANO ECONOMIC OPTIMIZING CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS
908 THE EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF LITTERING
918 TOWARD AN ARITHMETIC OF QUALITY
929 METHODS MEASURING DEMAND VALUE OUTDOOR RECREATION
940 LAND USE INFORMATION A CRITICAL SURVEY OF U.S. STATISTICS
971 SCALE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF ATTITUDE TOWARD AESTHETIC VALUE
996 EVALUATING THE BIOSPHERE
1027 WATER DEMAND FOR STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATION PROJECTION MOOEL
1031 CAN WE DEVELOP AN INDEX FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE
1035 RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS WATER RESOURCES
1054 OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES SU3JECTIVE PRIORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1061 ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS
1073 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE FHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1098 DEFINITIONAL MOOEL PUBLIC PERCEPTION AIR POLLUTION
1132 IN DEFENSE OF A STEADY-STATE ECONOMY
1139 DIMENSIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1182 RIPARIAN WATER LAW A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS
1201 THE SEPARATION OF FACTS ANO VALUES IN RESOURCE FOLICY ANALYSIS
1204 ON EXTERNALITIES INFORMATION AND THE GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED
1216 EVALUATION OF BENEFITS OF A FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM
1220 AN ATTEMPT AT ASSESSING PREFERENCES FOR NATURAL LANDSCAPE
1232 COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
1281 TOWARDS THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC VALUES
1294 ON THE THEORY OF OPTIMAL EXTERNALITY
1301 PITFALLS IN POPULATION FORECASTS AND PROJECTIONS
1320 METHODOLOGY OF STUDYING DISASTERS
1329 POLICY SCIENCES DEVELOPMENTS ANO IMPLICATIONS
1345 FARMING SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD
1356 A METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SEGREGATION INOEXES
735
METHODOLOGY, EVALUATION, MEASUREMENT, INOICATORS, SYSTEMS
CONTROL, STANDAROS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUED

1379 ADMINISTRATIVE METHODOLOGICAL THEORETICAL DISASTER RESEARCH
1394 SYSTEMS RESEARCH AMD DTESIGN
1423 SYSTEMS PHILOSOPHY
1427 PLAY AND ITS THEORIES Re-EXAMINED
1431 CAMPGRCUNO USERS A COMPUTERIZED METHOD FOR SUMMARIZING
1432 COMPUTING VISIBLE AREAS FROM FROPOSEO RECREATION DEVELOPMENTS
1434 REGRESSION METHOO ESTIMATING LEVEL OF USE LARGE SKI RESORT
1435 USING ERROR MEASURES TO COMFARE MODELS ON RECREATION USE
1449 THE DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF LEISURE
1463 EXPERIENCES OF CROWOING PARADIGM FOR MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
1468 SYMPOSIUM RESEARCH IN URBAN AREAS BIOLOGY URBAN AREAL RESEARCH
1469 LAKE ERIE TOWARD A MACRC-SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE FOR OECISION-MAKING
1475 DETERMINISM AND THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO GEOGRAPHY
1477 AN ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY RANKING SYSTEMS
1502 IhLE VALUE OF CHILDREN THEO_RY AND METHOD
1508 COMMUNITY LAND USE GAME PLAYERS MANUAL INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL
1523 LANDSCAPE EVALUATION A RESEARCH FROJECT IN EAST SUSSEX
1537 THEORETICAL METHODOLOGICAL PREDICTION FAMILY PLANNING BEHAVIOR
1538 DETERMINATION OPTIMAL CAPACITY RESOURCE- BASED RECREATIONAL
1540 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
1546 WORLD PROSPECTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES PROJECTIONS TO YEAR 20C0
1560 STUDY IN COMPARATIVE UR8AN INDICATORS
1586 TH£ PLACE OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN DETERMINATION OF LAND USE
1590 URBAN DYNAMICS
1591 WORLO DYNAMICS
1607 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL RESEARCH
1614 INSTITUTIONAL OESIGN FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1622 ATTAINMENT OF EFFICIENCY SATISFYING OEMANS FOR WATER RESOURCES
1632 FEEDBACKS IN ECONOMIC ANO DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSTITION
1634 CONCEPTUALIZATION OF CROWDING
1649 ECOLOGY AND CULTURE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN ANTHROFOLOGY
1652 THE FUTURE OF POPULATION GROWTH ALTERNATIVE PATHS EQUILIBRIUM
1673 GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION FOR MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT
1712 SOCIAL INDICATORS AND QUALITY OF LIFE
736
METHODOLOGY, EVALUATION, MEASUREMENT, INOICATCRS, SYSTEMS
1726 ORGANIZATION AND METHODOLOGY FOR RIVER 9ASIN PLANNING

1746 FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION
1748 ECONOMETRIC MODEL WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION DEMAND
1752 LIMITS TO GROWTH HARD SELL FOR COMPUTER VIEW OF DOOMSDAY
1763 SUBJECTIVE QUALITY OF LIFE
1773 RESEARCH AND OEVELOFMENT IN WATER RESOURCES
1794 ECOLOGY ANO ECONOMICS CONTROLLING POLLUTION IN THE 70S
1809 MATHEMATICAL MOOEL FOR WATER FOLLUTION CONTROL STUDIES
1813 ISSUES IN THE ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DELINQUENCY
1853 DETERMINING ELEMENTS OF SATISFACTION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
186<* THE CITY OF MAN A SOCIAL SYSTEMS RECKONING
1865 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR AMERICAS FUTURE
1879 WESTERN FOREST INDUSTRY AN ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
1882 IN DEFENSE OF POPULATION THEORY
1890 LAND USE DETERMINATION
1902 OECISION MAKING IN AIR FOLLUTION CONTROL LOS ANGELES NEW YORK
1907 THE PROSPECTS FOR POPULATION FORECASTS
1919 THE STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF A HUMAN EXISTENCE
1929 SYSTEMS SIMULATION FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS RIVER -eASIN PLANNING
1934 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS ANO WATER-POLLUTION CONTROL
1965 THE CONTENT MEASUREMENT ANO FORCASTING OF QUALITY OF LIFE
1987 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PARK FLANNING
1988 HOW TO RATE AND RANK LANOSCAPE
1995 MAN AND MORE MEN THE PCFULATION PROSPECTS
2005 ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE PUeLIC INVESTMENTS WATER RESOURCES
2017 MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING A METHOD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
2025 HUMAN ECOLOGY A THEORY CF COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
2034 NEEDS BY SOURCES OF SATISFACTION ANALYSIS HABITABILITY
2035 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND RESEARCH IN FISHERIES ECONOMICS
2040 PROBLEMS OF MEASUREMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS
2047 EFFECT WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL WELL-BEING QUALITY CF LIFE
2050 THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ISSUES ATTITUDE RESEARCH WILDERNESS
2071 METHOOS OF EVALUATING SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS IN AIR POLLUTION
2077 EVALUATION NORTH CASCADES STUOY REPORT AS BASIS FOR DECISION
2089 USING PUBLIC INPUTS IN RESOURCE OECI S ION- MAKING
2090 A TYPOLOGY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION ACTIVITY PREFERENCES
2093 HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT NEEDED RESEARCH
2109 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT ECONOMIC APPROACH LANO WATER AIR
2117 THE MODEL
2124 GAME THEORY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES
2125 PROBABILISTIC APPROACHES TO DISCRETE NATURAL EVENTS
2151 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS FOR WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
2156 ON THE CHOICE OF OBJECTIVES IN SYSTEMS STUDIES
2164 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WILDERNESS AREAS
737

2180 SEARCHING THE SOCIAL SCIENCE LITERATURE ON WATER
2202 EXPANDING AND STRENGTHENING OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
2203 EXPANDING OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
220** QUALITY OF LIFE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL INOICATOR
2208 IDENTIFICATION COMMUNITY ODOR PROBLEMS BY USE OF OBSERVER CORPS
2214 EFFECT DIFFERENT POPULATIONS ON SELECTED INDUSTRIES IN 2000
2216 REMOTE SENSING OF THE UR3AN ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
2219 MUNICIPAL WATER DEMANDS
2221 FUTURE WATER DEMANDS
2233 THE METHODOLOGY OF WATER-RESOURCE SYSTEM DESIGN
2234 WATER RESOURCES PLANNING IN THE URBAN-METROPOLITAN CONTEXT
2238 STANDARDS CRITERIA FOR FEOERAL WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2282 CRITERIA FOR AN OPTIMUM HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
2290 POLITICS OF INFORMATION SOCIAL WELL-BEING OBJECTIVES
2304 ECOLOGIC-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2327 INVENTORYING RECREATION USE
2328 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON THE SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS
2329 ESTIMATING RECREATIONAL USE TROUT STREAM SOUTH CAROLINA
2330 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON LARGE BODIES OF WATER
2333 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE FLOOD-CONTROL MEASURES
2335 PLANNING PROCESS TO MINIMIZE ECONOMIC COST OF FLOCDS
2366 CURRENT RESEARCH IN LANO RESOURCE USE COMMENT
2367 THE NATIONAL OUTLOOK SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
2369 SOME RESEARCH NEEDS IN RECREATION
2383 ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECTIONS LABOR FORCE U.S. TO 20^0
2390 POLICY FEEOBACK IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2391 PROJECTIONS ON HOUSING OEMANO TO THE YEAR 2000
2393 CAUSE AND EFFECT IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
2395 AN ECONOMISTS VIEWS ON WATER RESEARCH NEEDS IN FLORIDA
2408 THE CAPITAL ANO INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT SUB-SYSTEM
2411 NEXT THIRTY-THREE YEARS A FRAMEWORK FOR SPECULATION
2412 YEAR 2000 FRAMEWORK FOR SPECULATION NEXT THIRTY-THREE YEARS
2417 MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE PLANNING REFLECTIONS ON THE CURRENT SCENE
2418 TESTIMONY ON WATER RESOURCE EVALUATION PROCEDURES
2419 FEDERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS A CASE STUDY
2425 DIMENSIONS OF VISUAL ENVIRONMENT METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
2426 CHALLENGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY A NEW FUNCT IONALI SM
2431 ECOLOGICAL EXPLANATION INTERMETROFOLITAN MIGRATION
738
ANALYSIS, C0ST-8ENEFIT TECHNIQUES, PROJECTIONS, MONITORING,

2435 DEVELOPMENT OF USABLE LEXICON OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTORS
2439 NATURAL HAZARD IN HUMAN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
2443 FLOOD HAZARO EVALUATION
2461 DEMOGRAPHIC CYCLES ANO ECONOMIC GROWTH
2475 INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS OF POPULATION
2494 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDORADO PART A
2495 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELOCRADO FART e
2496 OVERVIEW OF A STUDY IN PROGRAM BUDGETING ON A NATIONAL FOREST
2510 SOME PROBLEMS IN LOGIC OF CURRENT MAN-ENVIRONMENT STUDIES
2511 THINKING SOCIAL-SCIENTIFIC ALLY ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL GUALITY
2512 DECISION MODELS EVALUATION ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ALTERNATIVES
2522 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
2525 ECONOMICS AND THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2530 RESEARCH GOALS AND PROGRESS TOWARD THEM
2531 WATER POLLUTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND RESEARCH NEEOS
2535 ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT A MATERIALS BALANCE APPROACH
2536 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ANALYSIS THEORY METHOD IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2542 OESIGN FOR ASSESSING OUTDOOR RECREATION DEMANDS IN CANADA
2555 LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ST LOUIS AIRSHED
2565 GAINING PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE FOR CALIFORMAS SMOG CONTROL PROGRAM
2579 SOCIAL INDICATORS FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2597 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH WILDLANOS WILDLIFE SCENIC RESOURCES
2598 NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ANALYSIS
2602 EVALUATING BENEFITS ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES HELLS CANYON
2603 MULTIPLE PURPOSE RIVER DEVELOPMENT APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
2617 CRIME RATE VERSUS POPULATION DENSITY IN UNITED STATES CITIES
2624 SOCIAL INDICATOR MODELS AN OVERVIEW
2627 NATURAL RESOURCES FOR U.S. GROWTH LOOK AHEAD TO YEAR 2000
2628 TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE AND RESOURCE PROJECTIONS
2629 THE U.S. RESOURCES OUTLOOK QUANTITY AND QUALITY
2630 RESOURCES IN AMERICAS FUTURE PATTERNS 1860-2000
2634 WATER FACTS FOR NATIONS FUTURE HYDROLOGIC DATA PROGRAMS
2654 AIR' POLLUTION CONTROL
2661 WHERE IS SOCIETY GOING THE SEARCH FOR LANDMARKS
2689 ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSION AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
2694 LANDSCAPE ESTHETICS HOW TO QUANTIFY SCENICS OF A RIVER VALLEY
2697 A PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
2700 ON THE QUANTITATIVE INVENTORY OF THE RIVERSCAPE
2714 ENVIRONMENTALISM ANO DETERMINISM A SEARCH FOR CLARIFICATION
2720 A JOINT-SPACE ANALYSIS OF PREFERENCES ANO UNDERLYING TRAITS
2721 PROBLEMS OF SCALING PEOPLES ATTITUDES TOWARD NATURAL EVENTS
739

2734 NATURE OF FLOOD CONTROL BENEFITS ECONOMICS OF FLCCD PROTECTION
2741 RESEARCH CUBE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL SCIENCE PART I
2751 DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SOLIO WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RECREATIONAL
2754 FOREST LANDSCAPE DESCRIPTION ANO INVENTORIES
2761 ENVIRONMENTAL SYNERGISMS THE PROBLEM DEFINED
2765 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS IN EVALUATION WATER POLLUTION DAMAGE
2767 RESEARCHING THE EFFECTS OF CROWDING ON HUMANS
2774 WATER POLLUTION IN ALASKA PRESENT AND FUTURE
2790 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
2791 ASSUMPTIONS BEHIND THE PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD THE ENVIRONMENT
2793 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF BOSTON
279A ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CASE STUDY CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS
2795 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF COLUMEUS OHIO
2797 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIOR
2799 GEOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE ANO IMAGINATION
2803 NOT EVERY PROSPECT PLEASES OUR CRITERION OF SCENIC BEAUTY
2807 THE NATURE OFPERCEIVEO AND IMAGINED ENVIRONMENTS
2814 CONTRIBUTION ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH WILDERNESS FOLICY DECISONS
2822 SURVEY SAMPLING WILDERNESS VISITORS
2823 WILDERNESS USE ESTIMATION MISSION MOUNTAINS PRIMITIVE AREA
2824 MAN AGAINST HIS ENVIRONMENT THE NEXT HUNDRED YEARS
2829 TERRITORIALITY A NEGLECTEO SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSION
2830 NOISE CONTROL
2862 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INDEX FEASIBILITY STUDY
2871 QUALITY WATERS FOURTH DIMENSION
2876 THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE
2878 PROJECTED RELATIONSHIPS POPULATION RESOURCES NEXT FIFTY YEARS
2880 ECOLOGICAL DETERMINISM
2881 AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD FOR LANOSCAFE ARCHITECTURE
2890 THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT
2891 THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY SHORT FORM
2892 MANUAL FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE INVENTORY
2897 METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN A SURVEY OF AIRCRAFT NCISE ANNOYANCE
2898 POPULATICN DENSITY AND INDICES OF COMMUNITY NOISE ANNOYANCE
2901 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUOY OF THE HUMAN COMMUNITY
2914 CRITERIA FOR A MANAGEO ENVIRONMENT
740
CONTROL, STANOAROS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUED

2935 ENVIRONMENT SEMANTICS AND SYSTEM THEORY IN ECOLOGY
2939 RECORDING ESTHETIC AND BIOLOGIC CHANGES WITH PHOTOGRAPHS
2960 TOWARO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A QUALITY OF LIFE INOEX
2971 ON CERTAIN UNIFYING PRINCIPLES IN ECOLOGY
2972 PERSPECTIVES IN ECOLOGICAL THEORY
2973 THE ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF FEOERAL WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
2980 SCENERY EVALUATION AND LANDSCAPE PERCEPTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3010 SELECTION OF ITEMS FOR AN AIR POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE TEST
3011 IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL RESEARCH IN WATER-RELATED PROBLEMS
3019 CITIZEN UTILIZATION OF NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY
301*3 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN THE AMAZON BASIN
30^<* ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE
301*6 A COMMUNICATIONS THEORY OF URBAN GROWTH
301*8 FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR THE CITY A RESEARCH PROSPECTUS
301*9 HUMAN TIME ALLOCATIONS A BASIS FOR SOCIAL ACCOUNTS
3052 NUCLEAR AGRO-IN OUSTRI AL COMPLEXES FOR THE FUTURE
305<* RESOURCE-CONSERVING CITIES SPACE ANO TIME CONSUMPTION
3070 THE PLUS SIDE OF THE RECORC
3073 HOW TECHNOLOGY WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE
3085 DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS
3089 A PARSONIAN SCHEME FOR THE STUDY OF MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
3090 POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR THE DESIGNERS PARAOISE
3099 AIR POLLUTION AND CALIFORNIAS STATE CONTROL PROGRAM
3131* AN APPROACH TO MEASURING THE QUALITY OF LIFE
31i*i* A SIMPLE COMPUTER APPROACH TO REGIONAL IDENTIFICATION
3162 EMERGING METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ANO PLANNING
3180 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3187 FAMILY LIFE STYLES CHILDBEARING INFLUENCE FEDERAL ACTIVITIES
3198 THE REGIONAL BALANCE OF MAN AN ECOLOGICAL THEORY OF POPULATION
3223 TOWARD A THEORY OF MULTIPLE USE THE CASE OF RECREATION
3261 A PROGRAM FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
3291* EVALUATING SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO THE RECREATION ENVIRONMENT
3301 FOREST RECREATION PROPOSIT ICN AL INVENTORY
3309 METHODS FOR MEASURING ODOROUS AIR POLLUTANTS
3311 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY RESEARCH NEEDS AGRICULTURE NORTH CENTRAL
3321 IDENTIFICATION OF SOME FUNDAMENTAL SPATIAL CONCEPTS
3328 THE STRATEGY OF ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
741
3332 CULTURAL LAG AS THEORY

3335 SOCIAL TRENDS
3338 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF AIR- POLLUTION
3354 RESEARCH ON NATUPAL RESOURCES A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
3375 SOCIAL SCIENTIST GQNTRCL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESOURCES
3391 THE FUTURE BIBLIOGRAPHY ISSUES AND FORECASTING TECHNIQUES
3394 THE NON-RENEWABLE- RESOURCES SUB-SYSTEM
3397 ACCIDENT HAZARD EVALUATION CONTROL FORESTED RECREATION SITES
3418 MALTHUS AND OTHER ECONOMISTS SOME DOOMSDAYS REVISITEO
3420 MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING IN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
3424 NEW APPROACH TO EVALUATION OF NON-PRICED RECREATIONAL RESOURCES
3428 NEW APFROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF DOMESTIC POLLUTION
3435 CONCEPTS AND METHODS FOR STUDYING ENVIRONMENTS IN USE
3447 MEASURING VISUAL PREFERENCES OF RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
3462 U.S. METROPOLITAN GROWTH EXFANSICN 1973-2000
3472 ANALYSIS PROCEDURES EVALUATION AGRICULTURAL FLOOD CCNTROL
3480 ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT AND INTERPRETATION
3481 DETERMINISM IN GEOGRAPHY
3485 A SIMPLE MODEL OF REPLENISHABLE NATURAL RESOURCE EXPLOITATION
3491 QUESTIONNAIRES FOR RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY
3492 INVENTORYING MANMADE IMPACTS IN ROADWAY ENVIRONMENTS
3522 THEORETICAL ISSUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3536 IMAGES OF WITHDRAWAL BEHAVIOR IN DISASTERS
3551 CURE FOR CHAOS FRESH SOLUTIONS THROUGH SYSTEMS APPROACH
3558 OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MAN-ENVIRONMENT STUDIES BIBLIOGRAPHY
3571 LEVELS OF INTEGRATION IN BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS
3594 RELATIONSHIP FLOOD LOSSES AND FLOOD-CONTROL BENEFITS
3596 POPULATION RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3600 U.S^ ENERGY POLICIES AN AGENOA FCR RESEARCH
362 0 MULTIPLE USE
3626 FUTURE WATER NEEDS AND SUPPLIES WITH A NOTE ON LAND USE
3646 SIGNED DIGRAPHS AND THE GROWING DEMAND FOR ENERGY
3668 ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM AND OUTPUT THE CONNECTION OF A MODEL
3675 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY A BUCKET OF WORMS
742
ANALYSIS^ COST-BENEFIT TECHNIQUES, PROJECTIONS, MONITORING,
CONTROL, -STANDARDS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUED
3680 JURISDICTION AN ECOLOGICAL CONCEPT

3685 CITY PLANNING THEORY ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3717 THE SCALING OF LOCATICNAL PREFERENCES
3718 DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT CF DROUGHT LOSSES
3722 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS A TAXONOMY
3731 A DEMOGRAPHIC OPTIMUM PROJECTION FOR THE UNITED STATES
3732 NOTES ON THE CONCEPT OF A POPULATION
3753 DIAGRAMMATIC EXPOSITION OF A THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
3790 METHODOLOGY FOR CONSTRUCTION ATTITUDE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
3795 STANDARDS FOR EVALUATING A NEPA ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
3817 FEOERAL WATER PROJECT EVALUATION INCOME ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY'
3851 REGIONAL SIMULATION POLICY OECISIONS ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3897 STATUS OF RESEARCH ON THE REGULATION OF FERTILITY
3902 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CONTEXT FOR STUOY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR
3916 A GUIDE TO BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS
3917 RESOURCES FOR TOMORROW A GUIDE TO BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS
3921 COMMUNITY GOALS-MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
3923 SURVEYS IN RECREATION RESEARCH
3929 MODELS THAT DESCRIBE USE OF ADIRONDACK CAMPGROUNDS
3945 INDICATORS OF SOCIAL. CHANGE CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT
39^9 A THEORY OF THE VALUE OF HUNTING
3972 POPULATION POLLUTION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
3974 SYSTEM DYNAMICS ANO TECHNOCRACY
3984 CAN WE DEVELOP AN INDEX FOR QUALITY OF LIFE
3986 SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDIES OF WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS BIBLIOGRAFHY
3990 ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN CREATING ENVIRONMENT FIFTY YEARS HENCE
4005 SOCIAL-WELL-BEING PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
4006 BENEFITS ANO BENEFICIARIES ECONOMIC ANO CULTURAL DISTINCTIONS
4011 CHANGING PUBLIC OPINION PROBLEMS ANO PROSPECTS
743
4021 PREDICTING THE CONSEQUENCES OF UNLIMITED POPULATION GROWTH

4025 -INSTITUTIONALISM ANALYSIS ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
4040 EXTERNALITIES AND EMPIRICISM IN WATER RESOURCES
4047 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION CONTROL
4051 EQUIVALENCE AND DISTORTION OF THE PERCEPTUAL ENVIRONMENT
4061 HOW DETERMINED IS PCSSI8ILISM
4062 TOYNBEE AND HUNTINGTON A STUDY IN DETERMINISM
4081 DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS SELECTED READINGS
U114 LAND UTILIZATION SURVEY OF BRITAIN
4115 MEASUREMENT OF LANO RESOURCES
4121 THE. USE OF CONTENT ANALYSIS IN RESOURCE DECISION MAKING
4122 WILDERNESS CARRYING CAFACITY ANO QUALITY
4141 LEGISLATION ON WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
4147 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RESOURCE ANALYSIS METHODS
4152 RECREATION 3ENEFITS FROM WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
4155 THE CONCEPT AND METHOD OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
4159 IRRIGATION CIVILIZATIONS A COMPARATIVE STUOY
4160 ECONOMIC IMPACTS WATER QUALITY CN AGRICULTURE COLORADO RIVER
4168 GEOGRAPHY AND THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
4170 WATER QUALTIY RELATIONSHIPS YAQUINA BAY OREGON
4171 INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS BENEFIT-CGST ANALYSIS WATER RESEARCH
4181 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT A PROCEDURE
4184 RECREATION AND THE LOCAL ECCNOMY
4190 HYPOTHESIS FOR ADEQUATE DISTRIBUTION OF OPEN SPACE
4191 INCENTIVES AND CONTROLS FOR OPEN SPACE
4195 THE OYNAMICS OF BEHAVIOR-CONTINGENT PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
4196 ENVIRONMENTAL FIT AND THE DYNAMICS OF LIVING SYSTEMS
4198 HUMAN SYSTEMS OESIGN AND THE MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE
4204 URBAN DESIGN LEARNING THEORY AND BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
4208 LANO ANO WATER POLICIES FOR THE FUTURE
4211 ENERGY RESOURCES
4219 RESULTS OF THE DOWNRIVER ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY
4226 PRESENT STATE OF LANDSCAPE THEORY-MAIN PHILOSOPHICAL PRO BLEMS
4227 EAST-CENTRAL EUROPEAN^ MODELS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
4228 SPATIAL ALLOCATION MODEL FOR PROJECTEO OUTOOOR RECREATION NEW YORK
4237 ENVIRONMENTALISM ANO P0SSI3ILISM
4266 PERCEPTUAL AND COGNITIVE ATTRIBUTES OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
4268 ENVIRONMENTAL BASIS FOR SOCIETY-HISTORY OF SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
4270 INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
744
4279 FORECASTING WATER OEMANDS

4295 COST ANALYSIS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL BIBLIOGRAPHY
4320 THE QUEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES
4330 DISCREPANCIES ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE BEHAVIOUR EUROPE AND CHINA
4344 INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
4346 REGIONAL LANDSCAPE OESIGN AN APPROACH TO RESEARCH ANO EOUCATIGN
4347 RESEARCH ON THE ENVIRONMENT OF TRAVEL
4385 POLICIES PLANS WATER ANO RELATED LAND RESOURCES
4442 SYMPOSIUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS
4445 MANS HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT SOME RESEARCH NEEDS
4471 OUTDOOR RECREATION TRENOS
4473 RECREATIONAL I.MPACT OF RECLAMATION RESERVOIRS
*»502 EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION TEN YEAR PROGRAM OF RESEARCh
4505 USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WATER ANO RELATED LAND RESOURCES
4506 TEN RIVERS IN AMERICAS FUTURE
4509 A MODEL OF WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY
4519 REALITY ANO THE PERCEPTION OF E NV IRONMENT A'. HAZARDS
4525 ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEMS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMS ECOLOGISTS
4531 IN SEARCH OF STANDAROS FOR PRESERVING OPEN SPACE
4535 EVALUATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES
4542 SEMANTIC SCALE FOR DESCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
456 1 S Y ST E MS _ A N ALYSTS VIEW NOISE URBAN PLANNING
4566 MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY
4569 THE CARRYING CAPACITY OF WILD LANDS FOR RECREATION
4591 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEW OF NOISE AND URBAN PLANNING
4.604 ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
4607 LOCAL OBJECTIVES AS INPUT EVALUATING WATER RESOURCES
4609 EFFECTIVENESS ACCOUNTABILITY WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
4610 MEASURING SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES LARGE-SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
4612 PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR WATER FOLLUTION CONTROL
4613 SCALING OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS WATER CONSERVATION
4619 A MODEL OF SOCIETY
4635 TECHNOLOGY FORECAST FOR 1980
4639 EVALUATION SECONDARY EFFECTS NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
745
METHODOLOGY, EVALUATICN, MEASUREMENT, INDICATORS, SYSTEMS
CONTROL, STANDARDS, PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, THEORY, CONCEPTS CONTINUEC

4668 OUTDOOR RECREATION AND FAMILY COHESIVENESS RESEARCH APPROACH
4671 NEW HORIZONS FOR RESOURCES RESEARCH ISSUES ANO METHODOLOGY
4694 COMPARATIVE FIELD OBSERVATIONS ON NATURAL HAZARD
4695 CONTRIBUTIONS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMtNT
4700 OPTIMAL FLOOO DAMAGE MANAGEMENT RETROSPECT PROSPECT
4710 TOWARD AN APPRAISAL OF WORLD RESOURCES
4713 SUGGESTIONS FOR COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON NATURAL HAZARDS
4724 COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS
4732 UNDERMANNING THEORY ANO RESEARCH STUDY EXCESS HUMAN POPULATIONS
4734 EARTHQUAKE SAFETY IN LONG BEACH BASED ON CONCEPT BALANCED RISK
4735 SOCIAL INDICATORS AND SOCIETAL MONITORING BIBLIOGRAPHY
4739 AN APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS
4740 TOWARO BEHAVIORAL MOOEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
4753 THE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING
4794 OUTDOOR RECREATION SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA 1967 1985 2000 2020
4799 BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE AND ADAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STIMULATION
4804 THE MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTS
48*07 VALUE OF WATER IN ALTERNATIVE USES NEW MEXICO
4824 MAN ANO HIS FUTURE
4832 LABOR ECONOMIC IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL REQUIREMENTS
4855 SELF-REGULATING SYSTEMS IN FOFULATIOHS OF ANIMALS
4863 MEASURING ATTITUDE TOWARO A COMMUNITY WATER ISSUE
4864 MEANING ATTRIBUTED TO A NATURAL RESOURCE
4868 A SURVEY OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY
4888 EVALUATING THE VISUAL ANO CULTURAL LANOSCAPE
4889 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY
746
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1284 FIELD STUDIES OF DISASTER BEHAVIOR AN INVENTORY

1320 METHODOLOGY OF STUDYING DISASTERS
1321 SOCIAL PROCESSES IN OISASTER FAMILY EVACUATION
1375 ORGANIZATIONAL INVOLVEMENT CHANGES COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DISASTER
1376 ORGANIZED BEHAVIOR IN DISASTER
1379 ADMINISTRATIVE METHCDOLOG ICAL THEORETICAL DISASTER RESEARCH
1380 A PERSPECTIVE ON DISASTER PLANNING
1558 DONORA SMOG DISASTER PR08LEM IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION
1564 DISASTER AND AFTERMATH INDIVIDUAL "AND GROUP BEHAVIOR
156#9 LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN FIRE PREVENTION RESEARCH
1574 STUOYING THE PEOPLE WHO CAUSE FOREST FIRES
1587 PERSISTENCE AND EMERGENCE SOCIAL CULTURAL SYSTEMS IN DISASTERS
1588 COMMUNITY IN DISASTER
1606 USE OF WEATHER INFORMATION IN OECISION MAKING URBAN SNOW HAZARD
1647 EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE AND EARTHQUAKE INSURANCE
1667 OLDER PERSONS IN OISASTER
1668 DISASTERS COMPARED IN SIX AMERICAN COMMUNITIES
1669 THE NORC STUDIES OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN DISASTER
1670 CONVERGENCE BEHAVIOR IN OISASTERS PROBLEM SOCIAL CONTROL
1716 GENERAL EFFECTS OF OROUGHT ON WATER RESOURCES OF THE SOUTHWEST
1784 HUMAN J*E_HAVIOR BEFORE THE DISASTER BIBLIOGRAPHY
1T85 AVOIDANCE RESPONSE TO THE RISK ENVIRONMENT
1854 FACTORS RELATED COMMUNICATION FOREST FIRE PREVENTION MESSAGES
1855 GREAT TIDE THE STORY OF THE 1953 FLOOO DISASTER IN ESSEX
1867 FLOOO INSURANCE CAN A FEASIBLE PROGRAM BE CREATED
1893 LESSONS FOR COPING WITH OISASTER
1895 THE WESTERN SICILY EARTHQUAKE OF 1968
2039 EMERGENCY AND OISASTER PLANNING
2051 EARTHQUAKES
2123 WATER QUALITY ANO THE HAZARD TO HEALTH
2126 THE HAZAROOUSNESS OF A PLACE
2140 FAMILIES IN DISASTER
2194 COMPOSITION AND SIZE OF FLCOD LOSSES
2227 ALIENATION AND MATERIAL CHANGE FLOOD CONTROL RESERVOIRS
2342 PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WARNINGS
2437 HAZARD AND CHOICE PERCEPTION IN FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2438 HUMAN ADJUSTMENT OF EARTHQUAKE HAZARD
748
NATURAL DISASTERS, NATURAL HAZARDS CONTINUED
2439 NATURAL HAZARO IN HUMAN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

2443 FLOOD HAZARD EVALUATION
2470 POLICE DEPARTMENTS ORGANIZATION AND TASKS IN DISASTER
2486 SIGNIFICANCE OF MULTIPLE-GROUP MEMBERSHIP IH DISASTER
2557 FIRE AND THE ECOLOGY OF MAN
2569 ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
2593 AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO COPING WITH FLOOD DAMAGE
2614 THE ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE CASE STUDY ECONOMICS OF OISASTER
2619 BEHAVIOR BELIEFS RECENT VOLCANIC ERUPTION KAPOCHO HAWAII
2620 HUMAN BEHAVIOR DURING THE TSUNAMI OF MAY 1960
2639 IMPACT OF THE EARTHQUAKE ON HEALTH AND MORTALITY
2649 GREAT STORMS
2660 THE BIG WATER FIGHT SUPPLY POLLUTION FLOOOS PLANNING
2681 LANDSLIDES
2702 FLOOD CONTROL POLITICS CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY 1927-1950
2733 FLOOD CONTROL ALTERNATIVES AND ECONOMICS OF FLOCO PROTECTION
2734 NATURE OF FLOOD CONTROL BENEFITS ECONOMICS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
2739 TORNADO DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES
276** CASUALTIES AND BEHAVIOR OF POPULATIONS DURING EARTHQUAKES
2776 FLOOO INSURANCE MODEL FOR SHARING COSTS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
2874 ECONOMIC EFFECTS DROUGHT WESTERN AUSTRALIA PASTORAL ZONE
3042 ECONOMIC SOCIAL GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS WAPPAPELLC FLOOD CONTROL
3072 MANAGING FOREST LANDSCAPES PRESCRIBED BURNING
312l» THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IN OISASTER AND AFTER
3125 IMPACT OF THE LUBBOCK STORM ON REGIONAL SYSTEMS
3139 NATURAL HAZARDS RESEARCH
3163 BEFORE THE WIND STUDY OF RESPONSE TO HURRICANE CARLA
3164 TORNADOES OVER TEXAS A STUDY OF WACO ANO SAN ANGELO IN OISASTER
3200 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF NATURAL HAZARDS EARTHQUAKES AND COSTS
3268 THE GREAT ALASKA EARTHQUAKE OF 1964 HUMAN ECOLOGY
3345 GEOLOGIC HAZARDS AND PUBLIC PROBLEMS
3397 ACCIDENT HAZARO EVALUATION CONTROL FORESTED RECREATION SITES
3400 DROUGHT BIBLIOGRAPHY
3407 ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY CRISIS AND GROUP EMERGENCE
3442 THE CHILD ANO HIS FAMILY IN OISASTER
3472 ANALYSIS PROCEDURES EVALUATION AGRICULTURAL FLOOD CONTROL
3535 THE COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL ITS PROBLEMS IN DISASTERS
3536 IMAGES OF WITHDRAWAL BEHAVIOR IN DISASTERS
3537 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDIES ON DISASTERS
3568 ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ON DISASTER RESEARCH
3590 ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY CN SNOW ANO ICE PROBLEMS
3594 RELATIONSHIP FLOOO LOSSES ANO FLOOD-CONTROL BENEFITS
3665 ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE ON THE TOPEKA FLOOD PLAIN
3673 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE
3719 LOSSES FROM NATURAL HAZARDS
3804 FIRE AND WATER SOIENTIFIC HERESY IN THE FOREST SERVICE
3807 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS NATURAL HAZARDS ADJUSTMENT LONDON ONTARIO
3808 SOME THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF ATTITUOES AND PERCEPTION
749
NATURAL (DISASTERS, NATURAL HAZARDS CONTINUED
3830 TYPHOONS ON YAP

3921 COMMUNITY GO ALS - MAN AGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT
3939 VOLUNTEERISM IN DISASTER SITUATIONS
3944 PILOT SURVEY GLOBAL NATURAL DISASTERS PAST TWENTY YEARS
3981 THE TORNADO THREAT COPING STYLES OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH
3993 DISASTERS ANO SOCIAL CHANGE
4057 MAN AND SOCIETY IN CALAMITY
4089 NATURAL DISASTER ANO POLITICAL CRISIS POLYNESIAN SOCIETY
4143 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD ABATEMENT AND LAND USE PLANNING
4144 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
4162 FIRE AS THE FIRST GREAT FORCE EMPLOYEO BY MAN
4207 INCIOENCE AND SPREAD OF CONTINENTAL DROUGHT
4361 ANNUAL SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON NATIONAL DISASTERS 1966
4472 CATALOG OF DAM DISASTERS FAILURES AND ACCIDENTS
4502 EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION TEN YEAR PROGRAM OF RESEARCH
4515 METROPOLITAN GROWTH ANO ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
4519 REALITY AND THE PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZAROS
4636 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF FLOOD PLAIN REGULATIONS
4692 CHOICE OF ADJUSTMENT TO FLCCOS
4694 COMPARATIVE FIELO OBSERVATIONS ON NATURAL HAZARD
4699 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO FLOCOS GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
4700 OPTIMAL FLOOD OAMAGE MANAGEMENT RETROSPECT PROSFECT
4701 PAPERS ON FLOOD PROBLEMS
4712 CHANGES URBAN OCCUPANCE FLOOO PLAINS IN THE UNITED STATES
4713 SUGGESTIONS FOR COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON NATURAL HAZARDS
4734 EARTHQUAKE SAFETY IN LONG BEACH BASED ON CONCEPT BALANCED RISK
4757 HUMAN FACTORS IN WARNING AND RESPONSE SYSTEMS
4758 SOME FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION IN CRISIS BEHAVIOR
4835 PROPOSAL FOR A TEN-YEAR NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS PROGRAM
750
NATURAL RESOURSES, GENERAL
3 (DEVELOPMENT OF MISSOURI BASIN RESOURCES CASE STUOY

6 POPULATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
7 POPULATION NATURAL RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY
15 BALANCING POPULATION ANO RESOURCES
25 NATURAL RESOURCES IN LCW INCOME COUNTRIES
i*8 THE WANING ROLE OF LAISSEZ FAIRE
t*3 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO THE CULT OF EXPANSION
50 POPULATION RESOURCES ANO THE GREAT COMPLEXITY
103 SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIETY
170 NATURAL RESOURCE USE DEVELOPMENT WITH INCREASING URBANIZATION.
17*» POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE FUTURE-NON-MALTHUSIAN
162 PEOPLE PLANNING BY A FIXEO RESOURCE METHOD
210 NATURAL ANT3 SOCIAL SCIENCES IN DEVELOPING NATURAL RESOURCES
Zlh PLANNING FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTS
219 THE MYTH OF OUR VANISHING RESOURCES
221 SCARCITY AND GROWTH ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCE AVAILABILITY
305 THREE APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ANALYSIS
3^8 POPULATION TRENDS AND THE WORLDS, RESOURCES
373 MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES
**72 MAN PHYSICAL RESOURCES ANO ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
<*99 ISSUES IN NATURAL RESOURCE USE AND DEVELOPMENT
561 RESOURCES ANO SOCIAL STRUCTURES
56*» StrCTO. BEHAVIOR NlTrURTCRE^CURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
589 PRODUCTION AND INVESTMENT IN NATURAL RESOURCE INDUSTRIES
598 READINGS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION
601 NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY IN CANADA
606 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE GREAT LAKES BASIN
620 RESOURCES GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE
666 MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATION
705 NATURAL RESOURCES AIR/LAND/WATER
709 AMERICAS NATURAL RESOURCES
711 OIGEST FEOERAL NATURAL RESOURCE LEGISLATION 1950-66
781 WELFARE ECONOMICS ANO RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
806 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MAN AND HIS RESOURCES
811 RICH LAND POOR LANO WASTE IN NATURAL RESOURCES OF AMERICA
8^3 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS ANO PUBLIC RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
81*8 CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE PROGRAMMING
8<*9 CONSERVATION OF RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES
858 ECONOMICS ANO POLICIES CF RESOURCE CONSERVATION
865 MAN AND RESOURCES IN THE ATOMIC AGE
751
NATURAL RESOURSES, GENERAL CONTINUED

878 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ANO ECONOMIC STABILITY
.879 SOCIAL OBJECTIVES CONSERVATION REFERENCE TO TAXATION OF FORESTS
931 NATURAL RESOURCES AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
953 RESOURCES AND MAN
955 CAN WE TRUST GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT RESOURCES OF STATEWIDE VALUE
1010 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ANO DEVELOPMENT A PRODUCT OF EDUCATION
1034 A POLICY FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES
1114 THE BARRIER OF COST
1219 SCARCE RESOURCES THE OYNAMICS OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
1227 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NATURAL RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES COLORADO
1266 EUROPES NEEDS ANO RESOURCES TRENDS ANO PROSPECTS
1346 A MULTICOUNTY NATURAL RESOURCE SERVICE CENTER
1412 POLLUTION PROBLEMS RESOURCE POLICY ANO THE SCIENTIST
1496 RESOURCES PLANNING VERSUS REGIONAL PLANNING
1532 PATTERNS OF CHOICE AND THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
1534 CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIOLOGY TO STUOY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
1542 PERSPECTIVES ON POPULATION AND RESOURCES
1544 RESOURCES POLICIES AND ADMINISTRATION FOR THE FUTURE
1546 WORLD PROSPECTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES PROJECTIONS TO YEAR 2000
1555 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY CONSERVATION LAND USE PLANNING MANAGEMENT
1644 ADVOCACY ANO RESOURCE ALLOCATION DECISIONS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
1680 POPULATION GROWTH IN THE WEST IMPACT ON NATURAL RESOURCES
1740 URBANIZATION NATURAL RESOURCES STUDY ORGANIZATIONAL ECOLOGY
1743 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO PUBLIC RELATIONS
1875 RECYCLING NATURAL RESOURCES
1877 THE CITYS CHALLENGE IN RESOURCE USE
1942 RESOURCE MANAGER ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1944 ROLE OF SPECIAL .DISTRICTS IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1990 THE 8R0A0ENING BASE OF RESOURCE POLICY
752
1993 WORLD POPULATION AND FUTURE RESOURCES

2055 LATENT OEVIANCY AND SOCIAL INTERACTION DESTRUCTION RESOURCES
2101 NATURAL RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST
2131 AMERICAN AGRICULTURE GEOGRAFHY RESOURCES CONSERVATION
215** PROGRAM BUOGET. .FOR NATURAL RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
2228 NATURAL RESOURCES
2267 RESOURCE CONSERVATION INTO MAIN STREAM OF AMERICAN THOUGHT
229^ LANO USE ANO RESOURCES STUDIES IN APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
2318 DICTIONARY OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO THEIR PRINCIPAL USES
23<*<+ COMPARISONS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SIX PROGRAMS OTHER COUNTRIES
23<*5 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN A GROWING ECONOMY
2371 THE LAND RESOURCES CP ALASKA
2*f02 MANS USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
2U15 CRITERIA FOR FEOERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS
2<ti9 FEDERAL EVALUATION OF RESOURCE INVESTMENTS A CASE STUDY
2k5Z GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL FOPULATION. RESOURCES FOOD RESOURCES
2550 CULTURE CONFLICT ANO NATURAL RESOURCES
2601 OBSERVATIONS ON THE ECONOMICS OF IRREPLACEABLE ASSETS
2627 NATURAL RESOURCES FOR U.S. GROWTH LOOK AHEAO TO YEAR 2000
2628 TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE ANO RESOURCE PROJECTIONS
2629 THE U.S. RESOURCES OUTLOOK QUANTITY AND QUALITY
2630 RESOURCES IN AMERICAS FUTURE PA TTERNS_jL96i^£iXM
ASSESSMENT OF SCENERY AS A NATURAL RESOURCE
2837 TOMORROWS BIRTHRIGHT POLITICAL ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION
2878 PROJECTEO RELATIONSHIPS POPULATION RESOURCES NEXT FIFTY YEARS
2896 RESOURCES POPULATION GROWTH AND LEVEL OF LIVING
3021 ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES FROM CONSERVATION TO ECO-MANA GEMENT
3056 TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES ANO URBANISM THE LONG VIEW
3059 AMERICAN NEEDS AND LIMITS ON RESOURCES THE PRIORITIES PROBLEM
3060 OUR DEPLETED SOCIETY
3070 THE PLUS SIDE OF THE RECORD
3115 WELFARE ECONOMICS AND. RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
317<* PRESSURE POLITICS AND RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
3195 THE POPULATION CRISIS AND THE USE OF WORLD RESOURCES
3215 ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES POLLUTION AND SOCIETY
3221 WATER PURITY LEGAL CONTROL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3311 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY RESEARCH NEEOS AGRICULTURE NORTH CENTRAL
33<+0 INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ENCOURAGE INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
753
NATURAL RESOURCES, GENERAL CONTINUED
3351 POSSIBLE LIMITS CF RAW-MATERIAL CONSUMPTION

3352 RESOURCES AND THE AMERICAN DREAM
3354 RESEARCH ON NATURAL RESOURCES A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
3360 PERSPECTIVES ON RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
3368 OUR PLUNDERED PLANET
3375 SOCIAL SCIENTIST CCNTRCL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESCURCES
339** THE NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES SLB-SYSTEM
3410 CONSERVING AMERICAN RESOURCES
3413 U.S. AND WORLD RESOURCES
3414 NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE GOVERNMENTAL PROCESS A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3416 NATURAL RESOURCES ANO RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
3417 PLANNING NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE
3427 SEARCHING OUT RESOURCE LIMITS
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS AND CONSERVATION BALL INGER-P INCHOT AFFAIR
3438 REGIONS RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
3440 NATURAL RESOURCE ENDOWMENT AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH
3468 THE FEOE&AL RESPONSIBILITY FOR LEADERSHIP
3485 A SIMPLE MODEL OF REPLENI S HABLE NATURAL RESOURCE EXPLOITATION
3587 ON RESOURCE USE
3704 WHATS LEFT REPORTS ON A DIMINISHING AMERICA
3831 FISH AND WILDLIFE RELATED TO OTHER RESOURCES AND VALUES
3853 CONNECTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
3874 NATURAL RESOURCES THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3916 A GUIOE TO BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS
3917 RESOURCES FOR TOMORROW A GUIOE TO BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS
3994 EARTH RESOURCES
4027 RESOURCE POLICIES ANO THE CHANGING WEST
4029 ECONOMICS OF PRODUCTION FROM NATURAL RESOURCES
4045 PLANNING AND ZONING FOR BETTER RESOURCE USE
4077 MEGALOPOLIS RESOURCE CCNSERVER OR RESOURCE WASTER
4091 CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN INTERPRETATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4094 THE DILEMMA OF RISING DEMANDS AND INSUFFICIENT RESOURCES
4102 NATIONAL PRIORITIES DEMANOS RESCURCES DILEMMAS
4116 WORLD RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY
4121 THE USE OF CONTENT ANALYSIS IN RESOURCE DECISION MAKING
4276 POLITICS POLICY AND NATURAL RESCURCES
754
if 311 THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES

4315 GOALS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES PLANNING IN SOUTH BURLINGTON
4325 CASES AND MATERIALS ON NATURAL RESOURCES
4348 RESOURCE USE IN THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
4375 ORGANIZATION AND FCLICY IN THE FIELD ON NATURAL RESOURCES
4385 POLICIES FLANS WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES
PLANNING NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4456 OUR ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES INDIVISIBLY ONE
H524 THE ECOSYSTEM CONCEPT IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
4527 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE U.S.
4553 WATER AND SOCIETY SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS RESOURCE LIMITATIONS
4639 EVALUATION .SECONDARY EFFECTS NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4650 ADMINISTRATION NATURAL RESOURCES THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
465U NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE POLITICAL STRUGGLE
4658 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND THE PU8LIC INTEREST
4671 NEW HOFIZONS FOR RESOURCES RESEARCH ISSUES AND METHODOLOGY
4684 SEQUENCE EQUILIBRIUM DESTRUCTION CONSERVATION " NATURAL RESOURCES
4690 BROADER BASES FOR CHOICE THE NEXT KEY MOVE
4693 THE CHOICE OF USE IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
4707 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4710 TOWARD AN APPRAISAL OF WORLD RESOURCES
4722 UNITED STATES PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MATERIAL RESOURCES
4790 ON THE UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES
4806 THE NEW ECONOMICS OF RESOURCES
4864 MEANING ATTRI9UTED TO A NATURAL RESOURCE
755
NOISE
41 SOME HARMFUL ASPECTS OF NOISE

108 ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE POLLUTION NEW THREAT TO SANITY
109 EXTRA-AUOITORY EFFECTS OF NOISE AS A HEALTH HAZARD
111 A SOCIAL SCIENCE APPROACH TO NOISE POLLUTION
228 THE NOISE RECEIVER THE CITIZEN
229 THE TYRANNY OF NOISE
246 SOME OBSERVATIONS ON SMALL-TOWN NOISE
306 NOISE AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD AND PUBLIC NUISANCE
324 NOISE
330 THE FIGHT FOR QUIET
367 PREDICTING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO AIRCRAFT NOISE
370 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS NOISE NUISANCE BLOCKS OWELLINGS
408 NOISE ENVIRONMENT OF URBAN AND SUBURBAN AREAS
430 USING SOUND LEVELS TO GAUGE HUMAN RESPONSE TO NOISE
460 NOISE POLLUTION THE UNQUIET CRISIS
463 OUTDOOR NOISE TRANSPORTATION AND CITY PLANNING
464 OUTDOOR NOISE AND THE METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT
487 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON BEHAVIOR
587 NOISE AND MAN
785 INFLUENCE OF ATTITUDES TO SOURCE ANNOYANCE REACTICNS TO NOISE
966 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE
967 NOISE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE
968 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
969 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON TASK PERFORMANCE
1089 NOISE IN THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
1372 SST HERE IT COMES READY OR NOT
1775 URBAN STRESS EXPERIMENTS ON NOISE ANO SOCIAL STRESSORS
1845 LAW OF NOISE POLLUTION
1858 SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO ROAO TRAFFIC NOISE
2399 -INFLUENCE OF ATTITUDES TO SOURCE ANNOYANCE REACTICNS TO NOISE
2606 THE EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
2609 SONIC BOOMS FROM SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT
2830 NOISE CONTROL
2897 METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN A SURVEY OF AIRCRAFT NOISE ANNOYANCE
2898 POPULATION DENSITY AND INDICES OF COMMUNITY NOISE ANNOYANCE
3 586 BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES UNCONTROLLABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE NOISE
3664 NOISE ANO SOCIETY
3965 SST AND SONIC BOOM HANDBOOK
4059 THE SONIC ENVIRONMENT OF CITIES
4063 NOISE AND THE LAW
756
NOISE CONTINUED
tfl6U IN QUEST OF QUIET MEETING THE MENACE OF NOISE POLLUTION

4243 NOISE
WOi ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AIRPLANE NOISE BIBLIOGRAPHY
hkhb EFFECTS OF NOISE ON MAN
4489 AIRCRAFT NOISE AND SONIC 800M SELECTED REFERENCES
4501 NOISE SOUND WITHOUT VALUE
4561 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS VIEW OF NOISE AND URBAN PLANNING
4605 PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE ON NOISE AS PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD
4865 LEGAL ASFECTS OF NOISE POLLUTION
757
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2 LONDON SMOG OEC . 1952

Ik THE MINNEAPOLIS TORNADOES NOTES ON THE WARNING PROCESS
16 WEATHER WEATHER INFORMATION AND OUTDOOR RECREATION DECISIONS NEW ENGLAI
18 LAND BEHIND BAGHDAD SETTLEMENT ON THE OIYALA PLAINS
kB AMERICAN AGRICULTURE RESOURCE ISSUES FOR THE COMING YEARS
52 TREATMENT OF NATURE IN THE POETRY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC
MAN AGAINST FLOOD YANGTSE RIVER ,
62 LAND-USE PLAN FOR ST. PAUL
79 SUNSHINE AND SMOKE AMERICAN WRITERS AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
9k DISASTER AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
105 SOCIAL ASPECTS FLOODING URBANIZEO EAST SALT LAKE COUNTY AREA
127 THE URBAN SNOW HAZARD PERCEPTION ADJUSTMENTS LOSSES TORONTO
Ht6 PERCEPTION AND AWARENESS OF AIR POLLUTION IN TORONTO
163 RELATIONSHIPS OF MAN TO LAND IN IRAQ
172 HISTORY OF LAND OWNERSHIP IN MODERN EGYPT
191 REVESTED OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAO GRANT LANOS
196 ESSAYS ON AFRICAN POPULATION
198 NORTH DAKOTA WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION" OPERATION SETTING
215 REGIONAL QUALITY OF PUGET SOUND LIFE MEASUREMENT AND REPORT
2^3 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION UNDER STRESS
2h5 RECREATIONAL NEEOS AND LONG-RANGED POTENTIAL PLANS INDIANA
266 FLOOO PLAIN MANAGEMENT AN APPROACH FOR OHIO
271 CHEROKEE MARSH A STUDY OF DEMOCRACY IN ACTION
282 PARALLELS BETWEEN RICE GROWERS JAPAN AND SPAIN
295 EFFECTS OF FAMILISM TRADITIONALISM SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS KENTUCKY
299 THE FLAGSTAFF FEDERAL SUSTAINED UNIT
307 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES LAND MANAGEMENT ELDORADO MODEL
3*»3 HUMAN ADJUSTMENTS TO AGRICULTURAL DROUGHT IN TANZANIA
k07 ECONOMIC SOCIAL IMPACT DEPOPULATION FOUR COUNTIES IN IDAHO
ifl5 METEOROLOGICAL OROUGHT AND ITS SOCIAL IMPACT IN ILLINOIS
M6 THE DUST BOWL IN THE 1970S
1*25 INVOLVING CITZENS IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING SUSQUEHANNA RIVER
758
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if26 SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNICATION-PARTICIPATION STUDY

t*55 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE WABASH BASIN
*f56 HUOSON RIVER A NATURAL AND UNNATURAL HISTORY
i»95 SANTA CLARA VALLEY CALIFORNIA A STUDY IN LANDSCAPE CHANGE
«i96 INFLUENCE OF ITS GEOGRAPHY ON THE GROWTH OF LONDON
501 HOW TO KILL A GOLDEN STATE CALIFORNIA
502 ECOLOGY OF HIGHLAND SETTLEMENT SOME SUGGESTIONS
512 ORGANIZATIONAL. RESPONSE. GREAT CHICAGO SNOWSTORM 1967
530 NET ECONOMIC .VALUE OREGON SALMON-STEELHE AD SPORT FISHERY
565 CHANGING FUNCTIONS RECREATION IN SOCIETY OUTDOOR GREAT LAKES
576 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A SELECTEO OHIO COUNTY
579 INFLUENCE OF MAN UPON NATURE THE RUSSIAN VIEW CASE STUOY
601 NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY IN CANAOA
6^0 ENGINEERING ANO THE ENVIRONMENT LAND-USE APPALACHIA
679 PUBLIC POLICY FOR ENVIRONMENT GUIDELINES FOR ALASKANS
70*f FOOD FOR MAN IN THE FUTURF,. CALIFORNIA
705 NATURAL RESOURCES AIR/LAND/VATES IJATlF'ORNI A
731 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OUTDOOR NEWS COVERAGE WISCONSIN
7i*2 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN A CRISIS SITUATION THE TAAL DISASTER
777 DECISIONS IN NORTH CASCADES PROPOSALS VIEWED BY SOCIOLOGIST
798 ASIAS POPULATION PROBLEMS
828 FOREST-FIRE .PREVENTION KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES UTAH
833 ENVIRONMENT ANO POLICIES IN WEST AFRICA
836 ALASKAN OIL ALTERNATIVE ROUTES AND MARKETS
855 ECONOMIC SOCIAL ASPEGTS UTILIZING GROUND WATER IN CALIFORNIA
867 MULTIPLE USE AS A CONCEPT FOR WATER ANO RANGE POLICY ARIZ ONA
885 TOWARD A CALIFORNIA LAND POLICY FOR THE 1980S
895 ECONOMICS OF CALIFORNIAS WATER DEVELOPMENT
900 HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF LAND USE IN NEW ZEALANO
917 AN APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REGION TENNESSEE VALLEY
9<ti ORSANCO STORY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE OHIO VALLEY
9*f<* ENVIRONMENT AND LIFE IN THE GREAT PLAINS
9^9 THE RIO GRANDE FLOOO A COMPARATIVE STUDY
970 EXPANDING THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT CALIFORNIA
759

1022 POLITICS AND CONSERVATION THE OECLINE OF THE ALASKA SALMON
1050 ECOLOGY ANO NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT
1058 THE CRUSADE TO SAVE OREGONS SCENERY
1081 MUSKINGUM WATERSHEO CONSERVANCY DISTRICT STUOY LOCAL CONTROL
1083 VOLCANIC HAZARDS IN THE CASCADE RANGE
11^2 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND BEFORE 1800
11^9 WEST HIGHLAND SURVEY AN ESSAY IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
1155 FUTURE ENVIRONMENTS OF NORTH AMERICA
1156 BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTHERN END OF THE WORLD
1162 THE DESTRUCTION OF CALIFORNIA
1177 SOCIAL VALUE WATER RECREATIONAL FACILITIES DELAWARE ESTUARY
1191 CROWDING HEMISPHERE POPULATION CHANGE IN THE AMERICAS
1210 VALUE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMIC STUDY OF THE MAINE WOODS
1215 STUDIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY THE INDIAN IN THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST
1227 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NATURAL RESOURCES ANO ACTIVITIES COLORADO
1228 PORT VALOEZ VICTIM OF PROGRESS OR MODEL FOR THE FUTURE
1239 PEOPLE AND AIR POLLUTION ATTITUOES IN BUFFALO NEW YORK
1260" REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK THE CLEARCUTTING OF A DREAM
1278 URBANIZATION OF LAND IN THE WESTERN STATES
1279 PUBLIC VALUES AND CONCERNS OF WASHINGTON RESIDENTS
1287 SOME ASPECTS OF THE HUMAN ECOLOGY OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
1350 SWIODEN AGRICULTURE AND THE RISE OF MAYA CIVILIZATION
1382 PREFERRED ENVIRONMENTS SPATIAL BEHAVIOR RURAL-URBAN TRANSITION KONA COAS
1^13 WISCONSIN WATERFOWL HUNTER ATTITUOES REGULATIONS MANAGEMENT
lki7 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
1^25 REGULATION WATER USE LOCAL AREAS WATER LAW POLICY SOUTHEAST
1<*26 WATER-USE LAW AND ADMINISTRATION IN WISCONSIN
1^0 THE STOCKHOLM CONFERENCES
I*f69 LAKE ERIE TOWARD A MACRO-SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE FOR OECISION-MAKING
1^86 THE WATER LORDS NAOERS STUOY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL CRI SIS GE ORGIA
760
i*»9<» PROBLEMS OF LANO USE IN THE ORY ZONE OF CEYLON

1510 POLITICS OF LANO NAOER.S REPORT LANO USE IN CALIFORNIA
152<f THE REO CENTRE MAN AND BEAST IN THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA
1535 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ANO NEW YORK CITY
1551 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN SOUTH AMERICA
1558 DONORA SMOG DISASTER PROBLEM IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION
1559 NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN IN BRITAIN
1571 MOTORISTS KNOWLEOGE NO SMOKING ORDINANCE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
1578 CONSERVATION ANO STOCK REDUCTION ON THE NAVAHO TRIBAL RANGE
158<* LAND AND LABOUR IN A CROSS RIVER VILLAGE
1596 MANS PLACE IN THE ISLANO ECOSYSTEM A SYMPOSIUM HAWAII
1616 UPSTREAM-DOWNSTREAM CONTROVERSY IN ARKANSAS-WHITE-REO BASINS
1633 COMPARING ATTITUDES TOWARO WATER POLLUTION IN SYRACUSE
1705 CONSUMPTION OF URBAN HOUSEHOLO WATER IN NORTHERN UTAH
1716 GENERAL EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON WATER RESOURCES OF THE SOUTHWEST
1717 A VIEW FROM CANIGOU NATURE ANO MAN IN THE EASTERN PYRENEES
1718 GEOGRAPHY SOCIOLOGY ANO PSYCHOLOGY A PLEA FOR COORDINATION INOIA
172** LAST DAYS OF THE LATE GREAT STATE OF CALIFORNIA
175** BETWEEN THE OEVIL ANO THE DEEP BLUE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1757 PRAISE THE BUCK PASS THE DIRT RAPE OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1779 IRRIGATION ANO SOCIETY IN MEOIEVAL VALENCIA
1801 COMPETITION FOR WETLANDS IN THE MIDWEST AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
1808 VICTORY ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1816 URBAN ENVIRONMENT NEW YORK CITY
761
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1835 ECONOMICS AOJUSTING TO DROUGHT EASTERN OREGON CATTLE RANCHES

1855 GREAT TIDE THE STORY OF THE 1953 FLOOD OISASTER IN ESSEX
1870 THE POLITICAL ECOLOGY OF ALASKA
1895 THE WESTERN SICILY EARTHQUAKE OF 1968
1902 DECISION MAKING IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL LOS ANGELES NEW YORK
1921 ISRAEL THE MAN-MADE LANDSCAPE
1922 NEW YORK NEW YORK OPEN SPACE IN URBAN OESIGN
1933 NATURAL RESOURCE SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN APPALACHlA tNABLING LAWS
191*3 EVALUATING ENABLING LAWS FOR SPECIAL DISTRICTS OKLAHOMA
1983 THE OARK MISSOURI
2041 BACK OF BOURKE LANO APPRAISAL SETTLEMENT SEMIARID AUSTRALIA
2042 DROUGHT IN AUSTRALIA A PROBLEM OF PERCEPTION
2043 THE EFFECTS OF PAST DROUGHTS ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMY AUSTRALIA
2077 EVALUATION NORTH CASCADES STUDY REPORT AS BASIS FOR DECISION
2100 NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY ROCKY MWNTAINS
2147 DECADE OF EXPERIENCE UNDER IOWA WATER PERMIT SYSTEMS PART 1
2224 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LAND VALUES IN CHICAGO
2230 IRRIGATION WATER USE IN THE UTAH VALLEY UTAH
2242 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS RESIDENTS IOWA RIVER BASIN
2244 WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER PLANNING SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
2266 CALIFORNIA TWO CENTURIES MAN LAND GROWTH GOLOEN STATE
2274 CHANGES CLIMATE VEGETATION HUMAN ADJUSTMENT SAHARO- ARABIAN
2293 THE PLAN AND PROGRAM FOR THE BRANDYWINE
2298 THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN IOWA ECONOMIC ANO SOCIAL REPORT
762
2320 SALT AND SILT IN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN AGRICULTURE

2328 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON THE SAN GORGONIO WILOERNESS
2332 LAND USE ANO CHANGING POWER INOUSTRY IN ENGLANO ANO HALES
2343 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF PAWTUCKAWAY STATE PARK II-USERS
235** NEOCONSERVATION CRUSADE ANO DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA
2359 WATER POLLUTION IN THE GREATER NEW YORK AREA
2371 THE LAND RESOURCES OF ALASKA
2384 WATER POLITICS IN MISSISSIPPI
2385 HUMAN FACTORS IN WOOOS BURNING NATIONAL FOREST LOUISIANA
2395 AN ECONOMISTS VIEWS ON WATER RESEARCH NEEOS IN FLORIDA
2414 MANS INFLUENCE ON NATURE IN FINLAND
21*32 ATJITUDES_LAND OPERATORS GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION PROGRAM
2454 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN AUSTRALIA
2456 THE 8RAN0YWINE PLAN
2458 SOCIAL ANO ECONOMIC VALUES RECREATIONAL USE OF HORICON MARSH
2494 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDORADO PART A
2495 METHODOLOGY PROGRAM BUDGETING NATIONAL FOREST ELDORAOO PART B
2500 INDIANAPOLIS STUOY SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS FERTILITY
2515 HUNTING IN WISCONSIN INFLUENCED BY SOCIAL CLASS ANO RESIOENCE
2516 THE LESSONS OF SANGUINE A CASE STUDY IN ECO-ACTION
2519 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS WATER RESOURCES SILVIES BASIN
2542 OESIGN FOR ASSESSING OUTDOOR RECREATION DEMANDS IN CANADA
2544 ECONOMICS INCLUDING RECREATION EASTERN WATER PROJECTS
2547 THE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND THE EMERGING REGIONAL REALITY
2555 LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ST LOUIS AIRSHEO
2561 EFFECTS MASS MEDIA ATTITUDES TOWARD CHANGE EASTERN KENTUCKY
2562 EFFECTS MASS MEOIA ATTITUDES RESERVOIR LOW INCOME KENTUCKY
2567 "CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT IN INTERIOR ASIA
2582 TVA LAND ACQUISITION EXPERIENCE APPLIED OAMS MISSOURI BASIN
2583 CULTURAL ANO NATURAL AREAS OF NATIVE NORTH AMERICA
2594 EVALUATION ASPECT ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY HELLS CANYON REVISITEO
2613 LAND OF URBAN PROMISE SEARCH FOR SPACE IN URBANIZED NORTHEAST
2614 THE ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE CASE STUOY ECONOMICS OF OISASTER
2619 BEHAVIOR BELIEFS RECENT VOLCANIC ERUPTION KAPQCHO HAWAII
2636 WATER AND LANO TWO CASE STUDIES IN IRRIGATION AUSTRALIA
2639 IMPACT OF THE EARTHQUAKE ON HEALTH ANO MORTALITY ALASKA
763
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2725 EDEN IN JEOPARDY THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE
2758 CANAOAS ARCTIC IN THE AGE OF ECOLOGY
2769 THE ILLINOIS ANGLER SURVEY 1965 ILLINOIS LICENSED FISHERMEN
277k WATER POLLUTION IN ALASKA PRESENT AND FUTURE
2 793 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE^ STUDY OF BOSTON
2794 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT QaSE STUOY CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS
2795 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A CASE STUDY OF COLUMBUS OHlO
2813 CHALLENGE AND RESPONSE FOREST SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN THE ROCKIES
2817 RECREATIONAL CAPACITY OF THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR AREA
2820 USER EVALUATION OF CAMPGROUNDS ON TWO MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS
2821 WILDERNESS PERCEPTION AND USE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA
2850 ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION SOUTH FLORIDA HANDBOOK FOR CITIZENS
2874 ECONOMIC EFFECTS DROUGHT WESTERN AUSTRALIA* PASTORAL ZONE
2908 UNCLE SAM IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST FEDERAL MANAGEMENT
2921 ECOLOGY AND LAND USE IN UPLAND SCOTLAND
2937 FIVE CALIFORNIA CAMPGROUNOS AFTER 5 YEARS RECREATIONAL USE
2945 MAN STATE OF NATURE CLIMAX PROBLEMS NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLAND
2947 WATER LAW ANO ADMINISTRATION THE FLORIDA EXPERIENCE
2957 THE POLITICS OF WATER IN ARIZONA
3013 ECONOMIC EVALUATION 1967 SPORT SALMON FISHERIES OF WASHINGTON
3018 CITIZEN AWARENESS OF HARBOR POLLUTION IN PORT JEFFERSON
3023 POLITICS AND LANO USE INOIANA SHORELINE OF LAKE MICHIGAN
764
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3043 ENVIRONMENT ANO CULTURE IN THE AMAZON BASIN

3057 MATER PLANNING IN THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY CALIFORNIA
3068 BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA MONTANA SOCIO-ECONOMIC
3069 WILOERNESS USERS AND MANAGEMENT IN THREE MONTANA AREAS
3099 AIR POLLUTION A NO . CALJFORNI AS STATE CONTROL PROGRAM
3164 TORNADOES OVER TEXAS A STUDY OF WACO ANO SAN ANGELO IN DISASTER
3168 MOTIVATIONS ANO ATTITUOES OF LICENSED MASSACHUSETTS HUNTERS
3175 INFLUENCE EUROPEAN CONTACTS LANDSCAPE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
3189 POWER PLAY OIL IN THE MIODLE EAST
3229 CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
3250 CONSERVATION ANO THE COLORADO
3259 WILDERNESS AND MAN IN NORTH AMERICA
3262 TOWARD REDUCTION OF LOSSES FROM EARTHQUAKES ALASKA
3266 WATER ANO CHOICE IN THE COLORAOO BASIN
3268 THE GREAT ALASKA EARTHQUAKE OF 1964 HUMAN ECOLOGY
3280 NUCLEAR POWER AND ITS CRITICS THE CAYUGA LAKE CONTROVERSY
3285 SPREAD OF AN ARTIFICIAL LANOSCAPE OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3286 MAN AND LANDSCAPE IN THE WESTERN PLAINS OF CANADA
328*8 MAN INSTRUMENT LANOSCAPE CHANGE FIRES FLOODS PARKS ALBERTA
3337 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION REOWOOD NATIONAL PARK
3344 RAPID GROWTH AS A DESTABILIZING FORCE
3356 POPULATION AND POLITICS IN EUROPE
3362 THE MAO ETHIC ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CHINA
3377 WATER ANO POLITICS POLICIES ADMINISTRATION LOS ANGELES
3385 LANO ANO PEOPLE IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS TRANSITION AREA
3408 PERCEPTION OF PAST OROUGHTS IN TICUL YUCATAN MEXICO
3409 AN APPROACH TO THE BIOENERGETICS OF RURAL WEST BENGAL
3421 COMPREHENSIVE RIVER BASIN PLANNING ARKANSA S-WHITE-REO BASINS
3425 THE WHITTIER NARROWS DAM
3430 MANS ROLE IN CHANGING THE LANOSCAPE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
3432 LAND UTILIZATION AND AGRICULTURE IN MINOANAO
3445 COALTOWN REVISITED AN APPALACHIAN NOTEBOOK
3448 MOTIVATIONS PERCEPTIONS BOUNOARY WATERS CANOE AREA USERS
3460 AGRICULTURE ANO ECOLOGY IN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT SOUTH OF SAHARA
765
3461 ATTITUDES WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA

3483 SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES HYDRO-ELECTIRC DEVELOPMENT MAINE
3510 NEGRO MESTIZO AND INDIAN IN AN ANDEAN ENVIRONMENT
3521 MAN-INDUCED DIFFERENTIATION NATURAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL IZATION USSR
3550 SHEEP GRAZING IN THE CASCAOE RANGE JOHN MINTO VS. JOHN MUIR
3574 BRITAINS ROLE IN EUROPES ENVIRONMENT
3591 WESTERN LAND POLICIES AND RECENT OWNERSHIP TRENOS
3611 LAND LABOUR AND DIET IN NORTHERN RHODESIA
3612 JAMES BAY THE PLOT TO DROWN THE NORTHLANDS
3613 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS AND NEW MEXICO STATE PARK SYSTEM
3665 ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE ON THE TOPEKA FLOOD PLAIN
3670 THP ADOPTION OF IRRIGATION BY OHIO FARMERS
3671 ALASKA IN TRANSITION THE SOUTHEAST REGION
3673 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE ALASKA
36.92 NEWSPAPER COVERAGE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ISSUES LAKE MICHIGAN
3708 MASS MEDIA AND ENVIRONMENT WATER LAND ATOMIC ENERGY CALIFORNIA
3709 MASS MEDIA COVERAGE ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORATION SAN FRANCISCO
3721 DROUGHT ANO WATER SUPPLY MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL PLANNING
3733 THE REPRODUCTIVE RENAISSANCE NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE
3739 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY TUCSON ARIZONA
3744 ROLE OF LLOYD HARBOR STUDY GROUP IN SHOREHAM HEARINGS
3751 OPINION AND CONCERN ABOUT AIR POLLUTION ON STATEN ISLAND
3784 WESTERN LAND ANO WATER USE
3788 TOWARO A STATE LAND USE POLICY THE MAINE EXPERIENCE
3807 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS NATURAL HAZARDS ADJUSTMENT LONOON ONTARIO
3823 DENSITY DELINQUENCY AND CRIME IN HONOLULU
3825 IMPLICATIONS OF OENSITY IN HONG KONG
3857 CONSERVATION LAW ANO ADMINISTRATION PENNSYLVANIA
3903 ACCIDENTS POLICE INCIDENTS AND WEATHER FORT WORTH TEXAS
766

3929 MODELS THAT DESCRIBE USE OF ADIRONDACK CAMPGROUNDS
3933 AGENCIES CONCERNED WATER RELATED RESOURCES NEVAOA
3935 ATTITUDES WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT MASSACHUSETTS
3960 HUMAN ECOLOGY ANO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GREAT LAKES
3970 OAMS IN GRANO CANYON A NECESSARY EVIL
3981 THE TORNADO THREAT COPING STYLES OF THE NORTH ANO SOUTH
3997 POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT GUIDE TO SCOTTISH THOUGHT AND ACTION
4003 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DESCRIPTION KENTUCKY COUNTY BEFORE RESERVOIR
401)4 SALT RIVER PROJECT CULTURAL ADAPTATION URBANIZING COMMUNITY
4019 VIRGIN LANO THE AMERICAN WEST AS SYMBOL ANO MYTH
4027 RESOURCE POLICIES AND THE CHANGING WEST
4035 NATURE AND MAN IN EASTERN PARA BRAZIL
4038 AGRICULTURAL LANO USE STABILIZATION CALIFORNIA ACT OF 1965
4039 PARTICIPATION PATTERNS ATTITUOES HUNTERS FISHERMEN PENNSYLVANIA
4043 SUGGESTIONS FOR PLANNING ANO ZONING IN APPALACHIA
4050 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION AND ADAPTATION LEVEL IN THE ARTIC
4054 LANDSCAPE ANO SEASONS MAN ANO NATURE IN INDIA
<*Q65 OCCUPATION RECREATION PHASIC COMMUTATION R.I. SPORT FISHERMEN
4114 LAND UTILIZATION SURVEY OF BRITAIN
4132 MANAGING MANS ENVIRONMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
4144 EARTHQUAKE HAZARO IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
4145 BLOWOUT A CASE STUOY OF THE SANTA BARBARA OIL SPILL
4151 MAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN SOUTH AMERICA
M57 ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SOUTHWESTERN SOCIETY
4160 ECONOMIC IMPACTS WATER QUALITY ON AGRICULTURE COLORADO RIVER
4183 PUBLIC PROBLEMS ANO NON-DECISION MAKING TUCSON WATER SYSTEM
THE ECHO PARK CONTROVERSY
4206 CONTRACEPTION AND CATHOLICISM IN LATIN AMERICA
4224 LAND USE IN CANADA THE CANADA LANO INVENTORY
4227 EAST-CENTRAL EUROPEAN M0DELS_OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
4228 SPATIAL ALLOCATION MODEL FOR PROJECTED OUTOOOR RECREATION NEW YORK
4234 POWER ALONG THE HUDSON-STORM KING ANO ENV IRONMENTALISM
4244 AUSTRALIA-STUDY OF WARM ENVIRONMENTS EFFECTS ON BRITISH SETTLEMENT
4245 AUSTRALIA AND CANADA-STUDY OF HABITABILITY DETERMINED BY ENVIRONMENT
4269 ENVIRONMENT AND LANO USE IN AFRICA
4272 WATER REGULATION AND LAND USE-COLUMBIAN EXAMPLE
767
4278 BRANDYWINE 3ASIN DEFEAT OF AN ALMOST PERFECT PLAN

4296 OOE DAY ANTLERLESS DEER CONTROVERSY NEW JERSEY
4299 IOWAS WATER RESOURCES
4302 BRITAIN TO START A LIMITS-TO-GROWTH UNIT
4314 ENVIRONMENTAL AND LEGAL PROBLEMS OF LAND DEVELOPMENT IN MONTANA
4315 GOALS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES PLANNING IN SOUTH BURLINGTON
4330 DISCREPANCIES ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE BEHAVIOUR EUROPE ANO CHINA
4342 TENACITY OF VALUE COMMITMENT FOREST SERVICE ANO OLYMPIC PARK
4349 SCIENCE ANO THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE ALASKA
4381 COLORADO RIVER BASIN PROJECT
4424 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
4425 URBANIZATION OF LAND IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES
4428 MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE BITTERROOT
4455 THE NATIONS RIVER AN OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE POTOMAC
4511 LAND RECLAMATION AND IRRIGATION IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE
4522 ACTIVITY SPECIALIZATION AMONG OHIOS RECREATION BOOSTERS
4536 EUROPE AND THE ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION A DISTANT PROSPECT
4559 ROLE OF NATURE ANO MAN CHANGING DRY BELT OF ASIA \
4568 UNDERSTANDING WATER QUALITY CONTROVERSY IN MINNESOTA
4575 DEPOPULATION SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TAPIRAPE INOIANS
4579 POLOERLANOS
4580 INTERNATIONAL LAW AFFECTING WATER RIGHTS IN THE WESTERN STATES
4583 URBAN WATER POLICIES DECISION-MAKING DETROIT METROPOLITAN
4595 FLORIDA NIXON HALTS CANAL PROJECT CITES ENVIRONMENT
4596 VERMONT FORCED TO FIGURE IN BIG POWER PICTURE
4597 VERMONT A POWER DEFICIT RAISES PRESSURE FOR NEW PLANTS
4642 ALASKA THE ECOLOGY OF OIL
4659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER DETROIT
4683 REGIONAL CONTRASTS IN THE GROWTH OF CANADIAN CITIES
4704 RIVER BASIN PLANNING AND PEACE THE LOWER MEKONG
4723 LANO FOR RECREATION A LOOK AT LEASING IN NEW YORK
4728 LAND LIVESTOCK AND HUMAtf NUTRITION IN INOIA
4734 EARTHQUAKE SAFETY IN LONG BEACH BASEO ON CONCEPT BALANCEO RISK
474.0 TOWARD BEHAVIORAL MODEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
768
4754 WATER RELATEO ACTIVITIES AT STATE PARKS IN MISSISSIPPI
4760 ST LOUIS AREA INTERSTATE AIR POLLUTION STUOY
1*766 EXPLODING POPULATION SEMI-DEVELOPED STATE ARIZONA
4772 POTENTIAL RECREATION OPEN SPACE NEW YORK STATE
4778 ATTITUDES TOWARO GROWTH ANO POLLUTION IN HAMILTON
4786 QUEST FOR CLEAN WATERS WISCONSIN
4788 WISCONSINS FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
4794 OUTDOOR RECREATION SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA 1967 1985 2000 2020
4827 CALIFORNIA GOING GOING
4828 FEDERAL THREATS TO THE CALIFORNIA LANOSCAPE
4829 AN INTRODUCTION TO HAOZA ECOLOGY
4830 COLORADO OAM CONTROVERSY
4857 URBAN TRANSPORTATION AND LAND USE IN TANZANIA
4862 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WATER-BAÊO RECREATION IN IOWA
4880 LAND. UTILIZATION IN WESTERN UNITED STATES
769
POLITICS
26 CHANGE IN ALASKA FEOPLE PETROLEUM POLITICS

GOVERNMENT AGENCY EFFORTS IN QUALITY OF LIFE IMFACTS
93 POLITICS ANO ENVIRONMENT READER IN ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
12k CONDITIONS OF THE WCRLD ORDER
19k THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GROWTH
233 POLITICAL ALIENATION AND PERCEPTION OF CHALLENGE OUTCOMES
237 COALITION OF THE CLEAN POLLUTION AND THE POOR
252 ORIGINS CF TEAPOT DOME PROGRESSIVES PARTIES PETROLEUM
:*7i ECOLOGY ANO POLITICS IN AMERICAS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
kkk POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF GENERAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH
k53 GEOGRAPHY VERSUS GEOPOLITICS
5k2 POLITICS POLICY AND THE PIGOVIAN MARGINS
656 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES POLITICAL DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
657 ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES POLITICS PROFESSIONALISM ENVIRONMENT
672 POLITICAL DYNAMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
673 POLITICS AND THE PUBLIC LANDS
67^ POLITICS PROFESSIONALISM AND ENVIRONMENT
8*f7 CONFLICTS IN THE CREATION OF WATER POLICY
950 RESEARCH IN THE POLITICS CF POPULATION
972 GEOGRAPHY AND POLITICS IN A WORLO DIVIDEO
1022 POLITICS AND CONSERVATION THE DECLINE OF THE ALASKA SALMON
1091 UN-POLITICS OF AIR POLLUTION NONDECISIONMAKING IN THE CITIES
1181 THE POLITICS OF POLLUTION
1223 VOTERS GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
12^1 FROM POLITICAL ECONOMY TO POLITICAL ECOLOGY
1332 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND POPULATION CHANGE
1360 POLITICS AND ECOLOGY POLITCAL PROFILE STUDENT ECO-ACTIVISTS
1^21 POPULATION GROWTH AND THE FEDERAL SYSTEM
lkk3 THE POLITICS OF OIL PRIVATE POWER DEMOCRATIC DIRECTIONS
1<*80 TOWARDS A RATIONAL NATIONAL POWER POLICY
l<+83 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT FROM RECREATION TO POLITICS
i*f86 THE WATER LORDS NADERS STUDY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1510 POLITICS OF LAND NADERS REPORT LAND USE IN CALIFORNIA
1*554 POLITICAL SCIENCE IN FOFULATICN STUDIES
1600 POLITICS ANO ECOLOGY
IB01 POLITICS AND GRASS ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON FU8LIC OOMAIN
16^6 CLEAN RHETORIC AND DIRTY WATER
770
POLITICS CONTINUED
1663 THE POLITICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT

1695 THE FOLIFOLLUTIONISTS
1826 DISASTER BY DEFAULT POLITICS ANO WATER POLLUTION
1830 CARROTS STICKS ANO CONSENSUS
1836 THE DISASTER LOBBY
1838 RECREATION LEISURE AND POLITICS
1841 POLITICS EQUALITY. AND END OF PROGRESS NECESSITY FOR PLANNING
1870 THE POLITICAL. ECOLOGY OF ALASKA
1871 POPULATION CHANGE AND STATE GOVERNMENT POLICY
1917 PLANNING POLITICS AND ETHICS
1984 TOWARD A POLITICAL SCIENCE OF WATER RESOURCES OECISIONS
1997 POPULATION ANO WORLD POLITICS
2021 COMMUNITY POWER AND URBAN RENEWAL SUCCESS
2091 CONSERVATION POLITICS AND DEMOCRACY
2100 NATIONAL PARK WILOLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY
2120 THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE WILDERNESS ACT
2121 POPULATION ANO POLITICS
2162 SOCIAL WELL-BEING POLITICS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
2173 ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOLICY CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN STATES
2271 THE POLITICS OF ECOLOGY THE QUESTION OF SURVIVAL
2272 SECOND EDITION/THE POLITICS OF POPULATION
2290 POLITICS OF INFORMATION. SOCIAL WELL-BEING OBJECTIVES
2353 LEGISLATIVE POLITICS AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 1956-1961
2384 WATER POLITICS IN MISSISSIPPI
2388 GOLD TO GARBAGE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW POLITICS AND ENVIRONMENT
2429 DIVIOING THE WATER A PROBLEM IN POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
2502 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY INTO GECPOLITCS RECENT TRENDS GERMANY
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2572 CONGRESSIONAL ATTITUOES TOWARD THE ENVIRONMENT
2645 POLLUTION POWER AND POLICY
2742 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING IN A POLITICAL FOG
2784 ENVIRONMENT AND POLITICAL AGENDA NEW PRIORITIES OLO POLITICS
2785 SOCIO-POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS POLICIES FOR HABITAELE ENVIRONMENT
771
POLITICS CONTINUED
2809 POPULATION POLICIES ANO THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM

2837 TOMORROWS BIRTHRIGHT POLITICAL ECCNOMIC INTERPRETATION
2851 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT PAST AND PRESENT
2853 THE POLITICAL CONTEXT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
2854 PRIVATE POWER AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
2855 PROLOGUE ENVIRONMENT AND THE QUALITY CF POLITICAL LIFE
2905 U.S. WARNED A90UT ENERGY CHAOS
2924 CONGRESS AND WATER RESOURCES
2925 CONSERVATION POLITICAL ANO SOCIAL ASPECTS
2948 THE POLLUTION ISSUE A SURVEY OF EOITORIAL JUDGMENTS
2956 INTERBASIN WATER TRANSFERS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
2957 THE POLITICS OF WATER IN ARIZONA
2983 POLITICS ANO EFFICIENCY IN WATER DEVELOPMENT
3023 POLITICS AND LAND USE INDIANA SHORELINE OF LAKE MICHIGAN
3G27 BIO-SOCIAL COMPONENTS CF FOLITICAL PPCCESSES
3041 THE POLITICS OF NEGLECT THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3104 POPULATION POLICY-MAKING ANO THE CONSTITUTION
3105 ALLOCATION OF PRIORITIES TO URBAN ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3108 POWER AND DECISION MAKING IN MEGALOPOLIS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3151 OIL IN SANTA BARBARA ANO POWER IN AMERICA
3161 GEOGRAPHY BEHIND POLITICS
3169 OUR NATIONS WATER RESOURCES POLICIES ANO POLITICS LECTURES 1956
3174 PRESSURE POLITICS ANO RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
3199 POPULATION THEORY AND POLITICS
328** THE NATIONAL POLLUTION SCANDAL
3305 TEAPOT DOME OIL AND POLITICS IN THE 1920S
3329 ENVIRONMENT POWER AND SOCIETY
3337 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION REDWOOD NATIONAL FARK
3356 POPULATION ANO POLITICS IN EUROPE
3358 POPULATION ANO WORLD POWER
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS ANO CONSERVATION BALLINGER-PINCHOT AFFAIR
3443 THE POLITICS OF POPULATION
3456 ECOLOGY ANO THE POLITICAL SYSTEM
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENCUMS
3471 POPULATION POLITICS ANO POLICY U.S. GOVERNMENT 1951-1969
3499 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
772
POLITICS CONTINUED

3621 THE LAST PLAY STRUGGLE TO MONOPOLIZE WORLDS ENERGY RESOURCES
3622 THE POLITICS OF ECOLOGY
3623 MISSOURI 8ASINS PICK-SLOAN CONGRESSIONAL POLICY DETERMINATION
3679 THE POLITICS OF ECOSUICIOE
3698 WHERE THE WASTELANO ENDS
3741 SOCIAL ECONOMIC POLITICAL FACTORS STATE AIR. POLLUTION EXPEND
3809 POLITICS LAND-USE PLANNING AND ZONING BIBLIOGRAPHY
3827 POLITICS PARTICIPATION AND POLLUTION THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
3844 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT ANO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
3855 THE POLITICS ANO ECONOMICS OF PUBLIC SPENDING
3904 TVA ANO THE GRASS ROOTS SOCIOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATION
3967 CLASSICAL POLITICAL THEORY FOR £CONOMY TECHNOLOGY ECOLOGY
3997 POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENT GUIOE TO SCOTTISH THOUGHT AND ACTION
4016 THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION
4094 THE 0ILEMMA OF RISING DEMANOS AND INSUFFICIENT RESOURCES
4095 AN ECOLOGICAL'PARAOIGM FOR THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4096 THE ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE CN HUMAN AFFAIRS INTERNATIONAL
4097 ECOLOGY ANO POLITICS IN AMERICA
4098 ECOLOGY ANO POLITICS WHAT ROLE FOR POLITICAL SCIENTISTS
4100 GEOGRAPHY ANO INTERNATIONA L POLITICS
4101 MAN-MILIEU RELATIONSHIP HYPOTHESES INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
4102 NATIONAL PRIORITIES DEMANDS RESOURCES OILEMMAS
4183 PUBLIC PROBLEMS ANO NON-DECISION MAKING TUCSON WATER SYSTEM
4186 GEOPOLITICS THE STRUGGLE FOR SPACE AND POWER
4210 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLITICS A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4241 ECONOMIC EVALUATION p_F__F£DERAL RESOURCE PROGRAMS OBJECTIVES VALUES
4276 POLITICS POLICY ANO NATURAL RESOURCES
4289 TECHNOLOGY POWER AND SOCIAL CHANGE
4599 NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT POLITICS ANO STEWARDSHIP
4644 THE POLITICS OF ECOLOGY
4654 NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE POLITICAL STRUGGLE
4663 THE POLITICS OF THE OCEAN
4764 IMPORTANCE OF POLITICS IN EKISTIC METROPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT
4776 WORLD ENERGY THE ENVIRONMENT AND POLITICAL ACTION
773
POLITICS
4791 KILLER S MOO7 THE WORLDS WORST AIR POLLUTION OISASTER

4797 ORIENTAL DESPOTISM
774
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POLLUTION CONTINUED
2048 MORAL NORMS THREATENED SANCTIONS AND LITTERING BEHAVIOR

2049 ALTERNATIVES RESPONSIBILITY FOR A WATER POLLUTION PROBLEM
2130 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AIR POLLUTION AND CHRONIC DISEASE. DEATH
2210 OIL ON THE SEA
2389 LIMITS OF PUBLIC SUPPORT AIR FOLLUTION AGENCY DEVELOPMENT
2397 BEHAVIORAL SIOE. OF AIR POLLUTION PAIN THRESHOLDS FOR SMOG
2513 RIVER POLLUTION CAUSES AND EFFECTS VOLUME II
2521 ECOLOGY CRISIS GOOS CREATION AND MANS POLLUTION
2522 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FOLLUTION
2524 ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BY-PROOUCTS OF PRODUCTION
2529 POLLUTION AND A BETTER ENVIRONMENT
2531 WATER POLLUTION ECONOMIC ASFECTS AND RESEARCH NEEDS
2533 WHY WATER POLLUTION IS ECONOMICALLY UNAVOIDABLE
2540 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL ECONQMIC COOPERATION
2543 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
2548 AIR POLLUTION A NON-TECHNICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ANNOTATED
2564 THE BEERCAN BY THE HIGHWAY
2566 SOCIOLOGY AND THE ECOSYSTEM AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
2580 THE POLLUTION PROBLEM AND LEGAL INSTITUTIONS
2584 ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS POLLUTION FARMERS URBAN RESIDENT
2645 POLLUTION FOWER AND POLICY
2654 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
2660 THE BIG WATER FIGHT SUFFLY FOLLUTION FLOOOS PLANNING
2667 SOCIO-POLITICAL URBAN GOVERNMENTS AIR POL1UTION CONTROL
2683 AIR AND WATER POLLUTION
2706 LEGAL REMEDIES FOR FOLLUTION ABATEMENT
777
POLLUTION CONT
2765 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS IN EVALUATION WATER POLLUTION DAMAGE

2783 AIR POLLUTION ANO THE PUBLIC WILL
2859 AIR POLLUTIONAND PUBLIC HEALTH
2870 LIVING WITH OUR WASTES
3.00 2 THE FRAIL OCEAN
3004 OILSFILL'
3010 SELECTION OF ITEMS. FOR AN AIR POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE TEST
3035 AIR POLLUTION AS A SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FROELEM
3036 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ACTION
301*5 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MUNICIPALITIES INOUSTRY AND INDIVIDUAL
3050 INSIGHTS INTO POLLUTION
3097 AN INTRODUCTION TO PROBLEMS OF POLLUTION
3098 MAN AND HIS HABITAT PROBLEMS OF POLLUTION
3099 AIR POLLUTION AND CALIFORNlAS STATE CONTROL PROGRAM
3126 PANGLOSS ON POLLUTION
3128 THE POSTWAR LITERATURE CN EXTERNALITIES AN INTERPRETIVE ESSAY
3129 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CONCEPT OF EXTERNAL EFFECTS
3214 PUBLIC CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3271 COMMUMITY ACTION PROGRAM FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
3284 THE NATIONAL POLLUTION SCANDAL
330 7 PROCESSES FOR A IE POLLUTION CONTROL
3309 METHODS FOR MEASURING OOOROUS AIR POLLUTANTS
3315 THE EFFECTS OF A IR ! FOLLUT I ON ON HOUSE VALUES
3382 WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW AND DO ABOUT POLLUTION
3428 NEW APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF DOMESTIC POLLUTION
3441 OUR POLLUTED WORLD CAN MAN SURVIVE
3457 POLLUTION ABATEMENT EXPENDITURES BY THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY
3495 POLLUTION ANO THE PUBLIC
3530 WHO LITTERS AND WHY
3554 HUMAN ECOLOGY SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT
3555 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ANO PUBLIC APATHY
3599 A NATIONAL STUDY OF ROAOSIDE LITTER
3610 CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION LUNG DAMAGE POLLUTION UREA-N ATMOSPHERE
3613 SELF-INTEREST ANO POLLUTION CONTROL
778
POLLUTION CONTI

3627 POPULATION AND POLLUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
3640 CONGRESS AND CLEAN AIR'THE ISSUE OF ENFORCEMENT 1963
3663 OUR FOISCNED EARTH AND SKY
3690 CONGRESS AND POLLUTION THE GENTLEMENS AGREEMENT
3703 MURDEROUS PROVIDENCE POLLUTION IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES
3712 THE ECONOMIC COMMON SENSE CP POLLUTION
3720 RESIDUALS MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRY PETROLEUM REFINING
3727 AIR POLLUTION A NO URBAN POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
3761 ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
3768 AOAPTIVE STRATEGY FOR AIR POLLUTION
3769 AIR POLLUTION A PROBLEM FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY
3849 AIR POLLUTION, CONTROL ADMINISTRATION PLANNING AND ZONING
3863 METHOOOLOGY STUDY PUBLIC ATTITUOES CONCERNING AIR POLLUTION
3935 ATTITUOES WATER FOLLUTICN ABATEMENT MASSACHUSETTS
3972 POPULATION POLLUTION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
3976 PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD POPULATION AND POLLUTION
3985 GLOBAL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
4000 THIRD POLLUTION SOLIO WASTE DISPOSAL
4020 ENVIRONMENTAL DEGREDATICN AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
4047 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION CONTROL
4127 POLLUTION ANO POVERTY THE STRATEGY OF CROSS-COMMITMENT
4145 BLOWOUT A CASE STUDY OF THE SANTA BARBARA OIL SPILL
4147 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RESOURCE ANALYSIS. METHODS
4148 THE POLLUTION PROBLEM
4149 AIR POLLUTION VOLUMES 1-3
4152 RECREATION BENEFITS FROM WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
4163 THE DIRTY ANIMAL
4164 IN QUEST OF QUIET- MEETING THE MENACE OF NOISE POLLUTION
4217 RESPONSE TO AIR POLLUTION
779
POLLUTION CONTINUED
k295 COS T ANALYSIS OF WATER FOLLUTION CONTROL BI9 LICGRA PHY

4240 ECONOMIC ISSUES IN CONTROLLING AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
4 2£7 AIR POLLUTION-EC ON 0 MIC PA T ION ALITY AND R£ A L IT Y
4318 WHAT 00 PEOPLE REALLY KNOW ABOUT POLLUTION
4339 DIVERGENCES SOCIAL COST ANO PRIVATE CCST
4368 AIR POLLUTION
4390 STUDY OF POLLUTION AIR
4401 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AIRFLANE NOISE BIBLIOGRAPHY
4433 AUTOMOBILE AND AIR POLLUTION PROGRAM FOR PROGRESS
4437 PROGRESS IN THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION
4439 POLLUTION ITS IMPACT Oh MENTAL HEALTH
4441 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIR POLLUTION 1962
4444 INDUSTRIAL INCENTIVES FOR WATER FOLLUTION ABATEMENT
4510 THE POLLUTION ISSUE A SURVEY OF EDITORIAL JUDGEMENTS
4515 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZAROS
4516 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ANO AIR POLLUTION
4519 REALITY AND THE PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZAROS
4530 ENVIRONMENTAL SIDE EFFECTS OF RISING INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT
4539 POLLUTION ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT
4761 POPULATION POLLUTION
4767 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PESTICIOES THERMAL POLLUTION
4778 ATTITUOES TOWARD GROWTH AND POLLUTION IN HAMILTON
4810 AIR POLLUTION TIME FOR APPRAISAL
4813 POLLUTION AS AN INTERNATIONAL ISSUE
4820 THE ECONOMICS OF AIR FOLLUTION CENTRAL PROBLEMS
4834 SCIENCE ANO THE GROSS NATIONAL POLLUTION
4854 WASTES OF CIVILIZATION
4892 WATER WASTELAND
780
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWDING
5 GEOGRAPHY AND DEMOGRAPHY

6 POPULATION ANO NATURAL RESOURCES
15 BALANCING POPULATION ANO RESOURCES
22 ECOCIOE ANO POPULATION
2k POPULATION
50 POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE GREAT COMPLEXITY
57 THE SYSTEM OF INTERMETROPOLITAN POPULATION FLOWS
68 WHO SHALL LIVE MANS CONTROL OVER BIRTH AND OEATH
73 WORLD POPULATION AND FOOD SUPPLIES 1980
113 THE SILENT EXPLOSION
l<+7 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION A CONSTRUCTIVE PROBLEM
1^8 WORLD POPULATION GROWTH ANO RELATED TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
166 PARTICIPATION ANO CONFLICT IN MAKING AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
168 POPULATION POLICY OPINIONS ANO ACTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
171 URBAN POPULATION EXPANSION AND PRESERVATION OF NATURE
17h POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE FUTURE-NON-MALTHUSIAN
187 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY ANO AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
196 ESSAYS ON AFRICAN POPULATION
197 TECHNIQUES OF POPULATION ANALYSIS
217 INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON REGIONAL MIGRATION
223 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH INC.
224 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH A SECONO STUDY
225 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH INC. A STUDY OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
Zkk LONG RANGE PARK OTHER PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PLANNING
253 CROWDED PEOPLE
255 EXPANDING POPULATION IN A SHRINKING WORLO
261 THE PREVALENCE OF PEOPLE
27^ ANXIETY AROUSING EFFECTS OF INAPPROPRIATE CROWDING
279 NATURAL DECREASE OF POPULATION CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE STATUS
280 POPULATION ANO ENVIRONMENT
287 GEOGRAPHY OF POPULATION
310 EFFECTS OF POPULATION DENSITY LIVING SPACE IN C57B1/10 MOUSE
31^ OEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
323 POPULATION ANO FOOD SUPPLY THE CURRENT SCARE
325 FERTILITY AND SOCIAL MOBILITY
3<t0 ALTERNATE EXPLANATIONS OF URBAN RANK-SIZE RELATIONSHIPS
781
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWDING CONTINUED
346 CAPACITY OF THE UNITED STATES TO SUPPORT POPULATION

347 MAN PRESSURE
348 POPULATION TRENDS AND THE WORLDS RESOURCES
356 HISTORICAL INCIDENTS OF EXTREME OVERCROWDING
374 STAGES IN POPULATION GROWTH
397 NODAL VERSUS HOMOGENEOUS REGIONS
399 POPULATION GROWTH IN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
400 POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
401 PRINCIPLES OF DEMOGRAPHY
402 URBANISM IN THE UNITED STATES 1950
407 ECONOMIC SOCIAL IMPACT DEPOPULATION FOUR COUNTIES IN IDAHO
409 THEORIES OF POPULATION FROM RALEIGH TO ARTHUR YOUNG
420 TOO MANY A STUOY OF THE EARTHS BIOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS
422 UNLIMITED GROWTH GROWING GROWING GONE
433 ECOLOGY OF POPULATIONS
443 MALTHUSIAN MODEL AS A GENERAL SYSTEM
454 LIMITS OF LAND SETTLEMENT
458 SOME ASPECTS OF THE FERTILITY OF MEXICAN-AMERICANS
493 FACTS FABLES FALLACIES FEEOING WORLO POPULATION
496 INFLUENCE OF ITS GEOGRAPHY ON THE GROWTH OF LONDON
577 THE GROWTH OF THE CITY INTRODUCTION TO A RESEARCH PROJECT
619 PROBLEM OF PEOPLE
620 RESOURCES GOVERNMENT ANO PEOPLE
697 POPULATION OENSITY ANO SOCIAL PATHOLOGY
699 SOCIAL WELFARE AS A VARIABLE IN POPULATION DYNAMICS
708 THE AMERICAN POPULATION DEBATE
736 AGRICULTURE POPULATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
744 METROPOLITAN INFLUENCE OF THE 168 STANDARD CENTRAL CITIES
745 WORLD POPULATION PAST GROWTH AND PRESENT TRENDS
748 POPULATION CONCENTRATION AND HUMAN STRESS
762 POPULATION CRISIS RISING CONCERN AT HOME
768 DEMOGRAPHY IN EARLY AMERICA
782 POPULATION GROWTH A CHALLENGE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS
786 POPULATION ANO FOOO
792 BEYOND MALTHUS POPULATION AND POWER
798 ASIAS POPULATION PROBLEMS
812 THE rASE FOR COMPULSORY BIRTH CONTROL
816 MORLH POPULATION GROWTH AND LIVING STANDARDS
782
POPULATION, OE MOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWOING CONTINUED
823 BIBLIOGRAPHY POPULATION DENSITY CROWDING SOCIAL RELATIONS

827 PHENOMENA ASSOCIAGED WITH POPULATION DENSITY
837 OUTDOOR RECREATION ANO CONGESTION IN THE UNITEO STATES
8kl ECONOMIC HISTORY OF WORLD POPULATION
902 POPULATION GROWTH ANO LANO USE
950 RESEARCH IN THE POLITICS OF POPULATION
958 ALTERNATIVE PATHS TO A STATIONARY POPULATION
975 CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIPETAL FORCES IN URBAN GEOGRAPHY
97*7 THE STRUCTURE OF THE WORLD MODELS
987 THE ENVIRONMENT OF CROWDED MEN
1015 HUMAN FERTILITY
1016 MALTHUS MAIN THESIS STILL HOLDS
1019 POPULATION FOOD SUPPLY 9UILDING PRE-CONQUEST CENTRAL *ME X ICO
102^ POPULATION THEORIES ANO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
1053 DEMOGRAPHY
1086 BELIEFS ABOUT .BIRTH CONTROL A CONSISTENCY THEORY ANALYSIS
1111 ECONOMICS AND POPULATION
1119 ILLEGITIMACY IN THE UNITEO STATES 1920-1968
1120 POPULATION OF PLACES IN A CENTRAL PLACE HIERARCHY
1158 PROBLEMS OF WORLD POPULATION
1175 UNWANTEO PREGNANCIES COSTS ANO ALTERNATIVES
1183 PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CONTINUED CROWOING
1188 THE AMAZING DECLINE OF MORTALITY IN UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS
1189 THE AMERICAN FAMILY IN RELATION TO DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE
1190 COLIN CLARK AND THE BENEFITS OF AN INCREASE IN POPULATION
1191 CROWDING HEMISPHERE POPULATION CHANGE IN THE AMERICAS
1192 MALTHUS AND THE THEORY OF POPULATION
1193 ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF URBANIZATION IN THE WORLD
119^ POPULATION
1195 POPULATION POLICY WILL CURRENT PROGRAMS SUCCEED
1196. SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF GENETIC CONTROL
1197 THE THEORY OF CHANGE AND RESPONSE IN MODERN DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY
1198 THE URBANIZATION OF THE HUMAN POPULATION
1199 THE WORLD DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION
1200 SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND FERTILITY AN ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK
1212 READINGS IN HUMAN POPULATION ECOLOGY
1218 TOO MANY AMERICANS
1233 THE EQUILIBRIUM POPULATION
1235 THE HUMAN POPULATION
12<f3 LAND PEOPLE WATER PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
12^ WELFARE CONSIDERATIONS IN U.S. POPULATION POLICY
12^6 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY A REAOER
12^7 SUPERGROW
1263 STUDY OF ABORTION IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
783
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY-, MIGRATION, CROWDING CONTINUED

1288 POPULATION GROWTH
1301 PITFALLS IN POPULATION FORECASTS AND PROJECTIONS
1328 WORLD POPULATION POLICY AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1332 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND POPULATION CHANGE
1349 POPULATION GROWTH AND CULTURAL CHANGE
1353 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND POPULATION STUDIES
1356 A METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SEGREGATION INDEXES
1366 THE MODERN EXPANSION OF WORLD POPULATION
1367 WORLD POPULATION
1385 THE AMERICAN BABY BOOM IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
1393 GENETICS AND SOCIOLOGY A RECONSIDERATION
1406 THE POPULATION BOMB
1410 IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH
1421 POPULATION GROWTH ANO THE FEDERAL SYSTEM
1446 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SLOWING POPULATION GROWTH
1448 EFFECTS OF FEWER BIRTHS ON AVERAGE INCOME
1462 A BIOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVE ON CROWDING
1463 EXPERIENCES OF CPOWOING PARADIGM FOR MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS
1479 MEN OR INSECTS A STUDY OF POPULATION PR08LEMS
1482 THE POPULATION EXPLOSION AND CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBLIITY
1491 POPULATION CONTROL AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR
1492 FERTILITY MORTALITY TRENDS AMONG BLACKS IN THE UNITED STATES
1501 PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES CN POPULATION
1502 THE VALUE OF CHILDREN THEORY ANO METHOQ
1537 THEORETICAL METHODOLOGICAL PREDICTION FAMILY PLANNING BEHAVIOR
1542 PERSPECTIVES ON POPULATION AND RESOURCES
1547 OUR OVERCROWDED WORLD
1554 POLITICAL SCIENCE IN POPULATION STUDIES
1593 IMMIGRATION INTO U.S. PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL WORKERS
1595 THE EXPLODING METROPOLIS
1624 THE POPULATION AHEAD
1629 PEOPLE VS. POPULATION
1630 THIS CROWDED WORLD
1631 THE PEOPLE PROBLEM
1632 FEEDBACKS IN ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSTITICN
1634 CONCEPTUALIZATION OF CROWDING
1635 THE CROWD MAYBE NOT SO MADDING AFTER ALL
1636 THE EFFECTS OF CROWDING ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR
1637 POPULATION DENSITY AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND AGGRESSIVENESS
1639 THE EFFECT OF CROWDING ON HUMAN TASK PERFORMANCE
1640 AMERICAN STUDIES OF FAMILY PLANNING AND FERTILITY
1641 POPULATION THE VITAL REVOLUTION
1642 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN RELIGIOUS DIFFERENTIALS -IN FERTILITY
784
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWOING CONT

1652 THE FUTURE OF POPULATION GROWTH ALTERNATIVE PATHS EQUILIBRIUM
1653 DEMOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS NEEDED U.S. STATIONARY POPULATION GROWTH
165** HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN THE WORLD SUPPORT
1674 THE BIRTH CONTROLLERS
1676 POPULATION TRENDS NONMETROPOLIT AN CITIES VILLAGES U.S.
1684 POPULATION-ENVIRONMENT
1721 POPULATION GROWTH ANO INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
1777 POPULATION POLICIES AND MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE
1815 FAMILY PLANNING EDUCATION FOR ADOLESCENTS
1846 HUMAN FERTILITY AND POPULATION PROBLEMS
1847 URBANISM RECONSIOEREO
1869 SOIL EROSION AND POPULATION PROBLEMS IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA
1871 POPULATION CHANGE ANO STATE GOVERNMENT POLICY
1905 TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE METROPOLIS
1907 THE PROSPECTS FOR POPULATION FORECASTS
1935 RACE BETWEEN POPULATION ANO RESOURCES IN AFRICA
1940 THE CASE OF GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED MIGRATION
1950 BIRTH CONTROL
1955 THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF BIRTH CONTROL
1957 NOBODY EVER DIES OF OVERPOPULATION
1958 POPULATION EVOLUTION ANO BIRTH CONTROL
1959 SEMANTIC ASPECTS OF ABORTION
1993 WORLD POPULATION AND FUTURE RESOURCES
1995 MAN ANO MORE MEN THE POPULATION PROSPECTS
1996 IMPACT OF POPULATION ANO COMMUNITY CHANGES ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT
1997 POPULATION A,ND WORLD POLITICS
1998 POPULATION DILEMMA
1999 POPULATION, PERSPECTIVES
2000 WORLD POPULATION PROBLEMS
2001 STUDY OF POPULATION AN INVENTORY ANO APPRAISAL
2020 CHANGING SHAPE OF METROPOLITAN AMERICA OECONCENTRAT ION
2023 ECOLOGY ANO POPULATION
2027 WORLD URBANIZATION TRENDS AND PROSPECTS
2053 READINGS ON POPULATION
2054 SOCIETY ANO POPULATION
2152 POPULATION ENVIRONMENT AND PEOPLE
2160 CYBERNETICS OF POPULATION CONTROL
2192 HISTORICAL OEMOGRAPHY
2198 REDUCED POPULATION GROWTH ANO THE PROBLEMS OF URBAN AREAS
785
POPULATION, OEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWOING CONTINUEO
2207 GREEN REVOLUTION AGRICULTURE IN FACE OF POPULATION EXPLOSION

2214 EFFECT DIFFERENT POPULATIONS ON SELECTEO INDUSTRIES IN 2000
2215 THE POPULATION CRISIS IS HERE NOW
2240 OPTIMUM WORLO POPULATION
226** POPULATION DEBATE
2270 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF GROUP DENSITY ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
2272 SECOND EDITION/THE POLITICS OF POPULATION
2273 THE WORLD POPULATION PROBLEM
2299 DEMOGRAPHIC ASPECTS OF AMERICAN IMMIGRATION
2321 FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES IN THE UNITEO STATES
2383 ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECTIONS LABOR FORCE U.S. TO 2040
2392 ATTITUDES ABORTION U.S. 1970 AND TREND SINCE 1965
2423 POPULATION STUDIES SELECTED ESSAYS AND RESEARCH
2431 ECOLOGICAL EXPLANATION INTERMETROPOLITAN MIGRATION
2453 GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL POPULATION RESOURCES FOOD RESOURCES
2457 WILLIAM COBBETT AND MALTHUSIANISM
2460 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES AND AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2461 DEMOGRAPHIC CYCLES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
2k7S INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS OF POPULATION
2476 NATIONAL POPULATIONS AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL WATERSHED
2477 POPULATION DENSITY AND THE STYLE OF SOCIAL LIFE
2478 UNITEO STATES ANO WORLD .POPULAT IONS
2479 WORLO POPULATION AN ANALYSIS OF VITAL DATA
2499 FERTILITY TRENDS AND DIFFERENTIALS IN THE UNITED STATES
25001 INDIANAPOLIS STUDY SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS FERTILITY
2574 POPULATION AND LAND USE TRENOS AND PROJECTIONS
2615 OVERCROWDING HUMAN RESPONSES TO DENSITY AND VISUAL EXPOSURE
2617 CRIME PATE VERSUS POPULATION DENSITY IN UNITED STATES CITIES
2640 POPULATION DENSITY AN PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS
2648 ENVIRONMENTAL GROWTH FACTORS AND SELECTIVE MIGRATION
2678 POPULATION CHANGE ANO CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION
2679 THE IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON THE AMERICAN ECONOMY
2685 POPULATION AND FOOD
2731 CARRYING CAPACITY MAINTAINING OUTDOOR RECREATION QUALITY
2764 CASUALTIES AND BEHAVIOR OF POPULATIONS DURING EARTHQUAKES
2767 RESEARCHING THE EFFECTS OF CROWOING ON HUMANS
2773 CONTACT POINTS POPULATION STUDY WITH RELATED SCIENCE
2825 FORCED MIGRATION ATTITUDES AND PROSPECTS
2873 POPULATION GROWTH AND CHANGE IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING
2878 PROJECTED RELATIONSHIPS POPULATION RESOURCES NEXT FIFTY YEARS
2896 RESOURCES POPULATION GROWTH ANO LEVEL OF LIVING
786
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWDING CONTINUEO
2898 POPULATION DENSITY AND INDICES OF COMMUNITY NOISE ANNOYANCE

290^ SPATIAL OISTANCE AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION PATTERN
29<*9 ON POPULATION
2965 METROPOLITAN GROWTH ANO GOVERNMENTAL FRAGMENTATION
2970 CONSEQUENCES OF RESIDENTIAL DENSITY F.OR URBAN LIFE
2978 CROWDING ANO POPULATION DENSITY
302^ TOWARDS A NON-M ALTHUSI AN POPULATION POLICY
30*»0 MARX AND ENGELS ON MALTHUS
3063 TEENAGE CHILOBEARING MEDICAL ASPECTS IMPLICATIONS POPULATION
3102 WAYS OF STOPPING U.S. POPULATION GROWTH.
310^ POPULATION POLICY-MAKING AND THE CONSTITUTION
3160 POPULATION EXPLOSION ANO UNITED STATES LAW
3182 DIMENSIONS OF THE POPULATION PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES
318<* POPULATION MOVEMENTS ANO SHAPE OF URBAN GROWTH
3187 FAMILY LIFE STYLES CHILOBEARING INFLUENCE FEOERAL ACTIVITIES
3199 POPULATION THEORY ANO POLITICS
3227 THE EFFECTS OF DENSITY ON SOCIALITY AND HEALTH IN MAMMALS
3231 POPULATION A PROBLEM FOR OEMOCRACY
3239 POPULATION AND SOCIETY A TEXTBOOK OF SELECTEO REAOINGS
32^0 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE FORCED RELOCATION WATERSHED
ZZkl GOVERNANCE ANO POPULATION
3302 INFLUENCE OF WATER ON POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
3308 LAWS INDIRECTLY AFFECTING POPULATION GROWTH IN UNITED STATES
3310 POPULATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM POLICY ANO PLANNING
331<f ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF POPULATION CHANGE
333** INVENTIONS POPULATION AND HISTORY
3336 POPULATION PRIVATE OWNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY STANDARD OF LIVING
3356 POPULATION ANO POLITICS IN EUROPE
3358 POPULATION ANO WORLD POWER
3367 OUR CROWDED PLANET ESSAYS ON THE PRESSURES OF POPULATION
3369 60,000 MORE EVERY*2^» HOURS
787
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWDING CONT

3401 THE ECOLOGICAL FIELO AND THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
3418 MALTHUS AND OTHER ECONOMISTS SOME OOOMSOAYS REVISITED
3423 THE POPULATION PROBLEM
3443 THE POLITICS OF POPULATION
POPULATION
3459 POPULATION IN ITS HUMAN ASPECTS
3462 U.S. METROPOLITAN GROWTH EXFANSION 1970-2000
3463 THE LIMITS OF MANKINO A PHILOSOPHY OF POPULATION
3471 POPULATION POLITICS AND POLICY U.S. GOVERNMENT 1951-1969
3486 POPULATION A CLASH OF PROPHETS
3506 DEMOGRAPHIC SOCIAL ASPECTS CONTRACEPTIVE STERILIZATION U.S.
3508 POPULATION
3512 THE 99TH HOUR THE POPULATION CRISIS IN THE UNITED STATES
3526 ENVIRONMENT AND THE NEW MOBILITY
3575 COSTS OF CHILDREN
3584 POPULATION CRISIS AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE
3596 POPULATION RESEARCH ANO ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3607 NATURE PROTECTION IN DENSELY POPULATED COUNTRIES
3627 POPULATION AND POLLUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
3629 CONSEQUENCES OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE ROLES STATUS OF WOMEN
3639 RECENT TRENDS IN POPULATION ATTITUDES
3643 POPULATION GROWTH COMMUNITIES RELATION WATER RESOURCES POLICY
3672 CHANGE 'IN ALASKA PEOPLE PETROLEUM POLITICS
3705 FOOD SUPPLIES AND POPULATION GROWTH
3715 THE IMPACT OF DEFENSE CUTBACKS ON EMPLOYMENT ANO MIGRATION
3723 WORLD POPULATION ANO FOOD SUPPLIES
3730 AN APPRAISAL OF FERTILITY TRENOS IN THE UNITED STATES
3731 A OEMOGRAPHIC OPTIMUM PROJECTION FOR THE UNITED STATES
3732 NOTES ON THE CONCEPT OF A POPULATION
3733 THE REPRODUCTIVE RENAISSANCE NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE
3734 VARIABILITY ANO CONVERGENCE IN THE AMERICAN POPULATION
3735 WANTED AND UNWANTED FERTILITY U.S. 1965-1970
3785 FERTILITY AND SURVIVAL POPULATION PROBLEMS MALTHUS TO MAO
3786 GENERAL THEORY OF POPULATION
3787 POPULATION EXPLOSION ABUNDANCE OF FAMINE
3794 STANOING ROOM ONLY THE WORLDS EXPLODING POPULATION
788
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWDING CONTINUED

3824 DENSITY HEALTH AND SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION
3825 IMPLICATIONS OF DENSITY IN HONG KONG
3834 SOCIAL MOBILITY IN DEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE
3835 SOCIAL MORPHOLOGY ANO HUMAN ECOLOGY
3837 URBAN SCENE HUMAN ECOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY
3885 THE INEXORABLE PROBLEM OF SPACE
3889 PRESSURES OF POPULATION AN ECOLOGISTS POINT OF VIEW
3909 IMPLICATIONS ZERO GROWTH AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY OEMAND
3961 POPULATION CONTROL
3972 POPULATION POLLUTION ANO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
3976 PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARO POPULATION AND POLLUTION
4021 PREDICTING THE CONSEQUENCES OF UNLIMITEO POPULATION GROWTH
4070 THE AESTHETICS OF POPULATION
4071 DECLINING POPULATION GROWTH ECONOMIC EFFECTS
4072 OECLINING POPULATION GROWTH REVISITEO
4073 THE ECONOMIST ANO THE POPULATION QUESTION
4074 FRANCE FACES DEPOPULATION
4076 IMPLICATIONS OF POPULATION CHANGES FOR BUSINESS
4080 POPULATION THREATENS PROSPERITY
4081 DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS SELECTEO REAOINGS
4082 POPULATION THEORY AND POLICY SELECTEO READINGS
4087 INTRODUCTION TO DEMOGRAPHY
4111 GEOGRAPHY OF LIFE ANO DEATH
4166 BIRTH CONTROL ANO POPULATION TRENDS
4167 POPULATION AND PEOPLE
4179 CULTURAL AND NATURAL CHECKS ON POPULATION GROWTH
4206 CONTRACEPTION ANO CATHOLICISM IN LATIN AMERICA
4225 WORLD VIEW OF POPULATION PROBLEMS
4229 CHANGING POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
4231 GROWTH POPULATION UNITED STATES IN TWENTIETH CENTURY
4232 POPULATION OF JAPAN
4233 TOWARO RESOLUTION OF THE PROBLEMS OF POPULATION GROWTH
4244 AUSTRALIA WARM ENVIRONMENTS EFFECT ON BRITISH SETTLEMENT
4247 ENVIRONMENT RACE AND MIGRATION
4255 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH FERTILITY AT/NEAR REPLACEMENT
4273 DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS CONTROVERSY OVER POPULATION CONTROL
4274 POPULATION DYNAMICS WORLD OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE
4280 THE SPIRAL OF POPULATION
4281 POPULATION PROBLEMS
4293 THE CURRENT STATUS OF FERTILITY CONTROL
4294 POTENTIAL IMPACT LEGAL ABORTION ON POPULATION GROWTH U.S.
4326 GEOGRAPHY OF POPULATION WORLD PATTERNS
4356 POPULATION PARENTHOOD AND THE. QUALITY OF LIFE
789
POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHY, MIGRATION, CROWOING CONTINUEO
4363 A CONCISE SUMMARY OF THE WORLD POPULATION SITUATION IN 1970

4364 FUTURE GROWTH OF WORLD POPULATION
4366 THE DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF POPULATION TRENDS
4378 POPULATION AND THE AMERICAN FUTURE
4379 POPULATION GROWTH ANO AMERICAS FUTURE
4387 POPULATION CRISIS
4458 THE POPULATION CHALLENGE WHAT IT MEANS TO AMERICA
4515 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
4520 METROPOLITAN OOMINANCE ANO' INTEGRATION
45^1 POPULATION EOUCATION IN ELEMENTARY ANO SECONDARY SCHOOLS U.S.
4545 DESCRIBING STRUCTURE OEVELCFMENT OF HUMAN POPULATION SYSTEM
4557 PEOPLE CHALLENGE TO SURVIVAL
4558 POPULATION PATTERNS ANO MOVEMENTS
4575 DEPOPULATION SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TAPIRAPE INDIANS
4614 POPULATION PRESSURE ANO MARGINAL LANOS
4620 THE NONSENSE EXPLOSION OVERPOPULATION AS A CRISIS ISSUE
4626 INFLUENCE OF POPULATION DENSITY ON CRIME
4673 THE DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLE
4674 TOWARD THE END OF GROWTH POPULATION IN AMERICA
4675 DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION GROWTH
4676 FROM NOW TO ZERO FERTILITY CONTRACEPTION ABORTION AMERICA
4732 UNOERMANNING THEORY ANO RESEARCH STUDY EXCESS HUMAN POPULATIONS
4740 TOWARD BEHAVIORAL MODEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
4761 POPULATION POLLUTION
4766 EXPLODING POPULATION SEMI- DEVEL OPED STATE ARIZONA
4803 THE ENVIRONMENT AS EXPERIENCED BY THE MIGRANT
4812 IMPACT OF POPULATION CHANGES ON THE ENVIRONMENT
4818 FINDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONS NATIONAL PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY
4821 BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF THE DECISION TO MIGRATE
4822 MIGRATION AS AN ADJUSTMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
4837 WORLD POPULATION AND PRODUCTION
4839 CHILDREN IN SMALLTOWN AND LARGETOWN USA ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
4845 THE EXPLOOING CITY
48i*6 POPULATION AND HISTORY
4847 POPULATION ANO SOCIETY
4855 SELF-REGULATING SYSTEMS IN POPULATIONS OF ANIMALS
4866 POPULATION IN PERSPECTIVE
4867 POWER OVER PEOPLE
4874 THE GEOGRAPHER AND HIS CROWDING WORLD
4875 PROLOGUE TO POPULATION
4876 GEOGRAPHY ANO A CROWOING WORLO
4885 CROWDING AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
4890 RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES NONMETROPOLIT AN AREAS
790
QUALITY OF LIFE, AFFLUENCE, LIVING STANDAROS, GENERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
11 INTRODUCTORY NOTE RELATION OF ECOLOGY TO HUMAN WELFARE

36 EFFECTS CROP-PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
92 PLANNING FOR DIVERSITY AND CHOICE P0SSI8LE FUTURES
104 CONFERENCE QUALITY OF LIFE WATER RESQURCE DEVELOPMENT
153 ALTERNATIVES TO THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
159 POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
215 REGIONAL QUALITY OF PUGET SOUND LIFE MEASUREMENT ANO REPORT
215 REGIONAL QUALITY OF PUGET SOUND LIFE MEASUREMENT AND REFORT
359 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION VERSUS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AN IMPASSE
388 THE PROBLEM OF CONTEMPLATING THE QUALITY OF LIFE
437 THE DOOO DIDNT MAKE IT SURVIVAL AND BETTERMENT
440 THE ECONOMICS OF THE COMING SFACESHIP EARTH
457 INDUSTRY ANO THE COUNTRYSIOE
459 AGRICULTURE ANO THE QUALITY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
477 NONURBAN ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION ANO QUALITY OF LIFE
481 SENSE OF PLACE
658 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION
660 GOVERNMENT ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
699 SOCIAL WELFARE AS A VARIABLE IN POPULATION DYNAMICS
772 ECONOMICS ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
801 FREE TIME ACTIVITIES AND THE QUALITY OF URBAN LIFE
803 PATTERNS OF TIME ANO SPACE USE
816 WORLO POPULATION GROWTH AND LIVING STANDARDS
825 AUTO IN AMERICAS LANDSCAPE AND WAY OF LIFE
896 COMMUNITY ACTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
918 TOWARD AN ARITHMETIC OF QUALITY
1017 PROCESSES FOR A QUALITY ENVIRONMENT
1031 CAN WE DEVELOP AN INDEX FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE
1100 SPACE FOR LIVING
791
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CONTINUED
1139 DIMENSIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

1143 ESSAY ON ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1<»87 REDOING AMERICA MAKE CITIES AND SUBURBS LIVABLE
1488 QUALITY OF LIVING STRESS AND CREATIVITY
1495 BETTER LIVING THROUGH CCNSERVATION PLANNING
1520 ENVIRONMENT QUALITY LANO PRODUCTIVITY USSR ANO NORTH AMERICA
1535 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ANO NEW YCRK CITY
1560 STUDY IN COMPARATIVE URBAN INDICATORS
1615 POLICY AND AOMINISTRATICN IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FROGRAMS
1628 TRENDS IN AMERICAN LIVING AND OUTDOOR RECREATION
1645 THE ECONOMICS OF POLLUTION CONTROL ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1690 THE AFFLUENT SOCIETY
1693 HOW MUCH SHOULO A COUNTRY CONSUME
1712 SOCIAL INDICATORS ANO QUALITY OF LIFE
1763 SUBJECTIVE QUALITY CF LIFE
1791 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN WATER DEVELOPMENT
1856 THE COMPATIBLES ECOMOMIC GROWTH AND ' ENV IRONMENTAL QUALITY
1899 SOCIAL CHOICES ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1924 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY THE COUNTY MISSION FOR THE 70S
1942 RESOURCE MANAGER ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1965 THE CONTENT MEASUREMENT AND FORCASTING OF QUALITY OF LIFE
2007 LEISURE ANO LIFE-STYLE
2034 NEEDS BY SOURCES OF SATISFACTION ANALYSIS HABITABILITY
2047 EFFECT WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL WELL-BEING QUALITY CF LIFE
2052 THE PUBLIC HAPPINESS
2162 SOCIAL WELL-BEING POLITICS ANO SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
2165 URBAN SCALE AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2282 CRITERIA FOR AN OPTIMUM HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
2310 MODERN ENVIRONMENT DETERIORATION AS A NATURAL PROCESS
2345 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN A GROWING ECONOMY
2348 FUTURE OF MANKIND
2477 POPULATION DENSITY AND THE STYLE OF SOCIAL LIFE
2<*81 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
2493 THE QUALITY OF LIVING
2511 THINKING SOC IAL -SCI ENT IFIC A LL Y ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL GUALITY
792
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CONTINUED

2529 POLLUTION ANO A BETTER ENVIRONMENT
2530 RESEARCH GOALS AND PROGRESS TOWARD THEM
2579 SOCIAL INCICATORS FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2594 EVALUATION ASPECT ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY HELLS CANYON REVISITED
2624 SOCIAL INDICATOR MODELS AN OVERVIEW
2657 CONSUMER ENVIRONMENTS AND LIFE STYLES OF THE SEVENTIES
2707 THE SATISFICERS1
2719 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2745 CONFLICT OF BURIOANS ASS SOME DILEMMAS OF AFFLUENCE
2768 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORE
2841 THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
2847 WILDERNESS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2862 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INDEX FEASIBILITY STUDY
2896 RESOURCES POPULATION GROWTH AND LEVEL OF LIVING
2960 TOWARD THE OEVELOFMENT OF A QUALITY OF LIFE INDEX
2970 CONSEQUENCES OF RESIDENTIAL DENSITY FOR URBAN LIFE
3028 THE PREDICAMENT OF MANKIND
3049 HUMAN TIME ALLOCATIONS A BASIS FOR SOCIAL ACCOUNTS
3055 SCIENCE ANO ECONOMIC OEVELOFMENT NEW PATTERNS OF LIVING
3106 ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL QLALITY PROBLEM
3107 LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION PROGRAMS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CRGS
3108 POWER ANO OECISION MAKING IN MEGALOPOLIS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3134 AN APPROACH TO MEASURING THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3180 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3269 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND SCCIAL BEHAVIOR
3276 SYMPOSIUM RESIDUALS ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
3336 POPULATION PRIVATE OWNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY STANOARD OF LIVING
3361 PUBLIC OFINION AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY A REAPPRAISAL
3362 THE MAO ETHIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3411 THE RETREAT FROM RICHES AFFLUENCE AND ITS ENEMIES
3488 DESIGN WITH PEOPLE THE QUALITY OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
3503 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
3529 ENVIRONMENT THE QUEST FOR QUALITY
3570 LAND USE A VITAL LINK TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3632 MOMENT IN THE SUN DETERIORATING QUALITY OF AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
3634 ABUNDANCE FOR WHAT ANO OTHER ESSAYS
793
QUALITY OF LIFE, AFFLUENCE, LIVING STANDARDS, GENERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CONTINUE

3685 CITY PLANNING THEORY AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3739 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY TUCSCN ARIZONA
3754 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY NOW OR NEVER
3793 SEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ROLE OF THE CCU=TS
3816 QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND MAN ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS
3817 FEDERAL WATER PROJECT EVALUATION INCOME ENVIRON ME NT AL QUALITY
3945 INDICATORS OF SOCIAL CHANGE CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT
3984 CAN WE DEVELOP AN INDEX FOR QUALITY OF LIFE
4002 WORK AND LEISURE A CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEM
1+005 SOCIAL-WELL-BEING PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
4026 LAND USE CONTROLS AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
4058 TIME BUDGETS AND HUMAN 3EHAVICR
4209 PUBLIC POLICY MAKING AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BIBLIOGRAPHY
427 0 INOI C AT ORS OF EN V IRONMENTAL QU ALITY
4356 POPULATION PARENTHOOO AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
4358 AMENITIES AS A FACTOR IN REGIONAL GROWTH
4394 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
4395 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SECCNC ANNUAL REPORT
4408 GOOD LIFE FOR MORE PEGPLE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1971
4459 QUEST FOR QUALITY
4493 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND LAND USE
4526 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AS VIEWED BY FARM AND CITY RESIDENTS
4567 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SOME ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS
4572 GROWTH VERSUS THE Q-UALITY OF LIFE
4573 QUALITY IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
4610 MEASURING SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES LARGE-SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
794
READERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS

22 ECOCIDE ANO POPULATION
44 RECYCLE THIS 300K ECOLOGY SCCIETY AND MAN
53 CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES PRINCIPLES ANO PRACTICE
66 SOCIETY ANO ECOLOGY
70 PROCEEDINGS SIXTH CONGRESS CN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
73 WORLD POFULATION ANO FCOO SUPFLIES 1980
87 OMEGA MUROER OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND SUICIDE OF MAN
92 PLANNING FOR DIVERSITY AND CHOICE POSSIBLE FUTURES
93 POLITICS ANO ENVIRONMENT READER IN ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
102 PROCEEDINGS SOCIAL ASPECTS OF WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
104 CONFERENCE QUALITY OF LIFE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
126 EDRA TWO PROCEEDINGS
132 WHY 00 WE STILL HAVE AN ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
134 WORLO TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN DESTINY
141 DOOM OF A DREAM
145 ECONOMIC THINKING ANO FCLLUTION PROBLEMS
174 POPULATION RESOURCES AND THE FUTURE-NON-MALTHUSIAN
222 OUR MISTREATED WORLO CASE HISTORIES OF PILLAGING OF NATURE
329 POWER GENERATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
432 CONTEMPORARY READINGS IN ECOLOGY
434 FUNDAMENTAL ECOLOGY
435 MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT HUMAN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
451 THREE PAPERS ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
455 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE WABASH BASIN
468 ENVIRONMENTS PEOPLE AND INEQUALITIES SOME CURRENT PROBLEMS
473 ENVIRONMENTS OF MAN
474 HUMAN ECOLOGY COLLECTED READINGS
519 ARE OUP; DESCENDANTS DOOMED
528 MAN VERSUS ENVIRONMENT THE DYNAMIC SPECTRUM
584 THE NEW TECHNOLOGY ANO HUMAN VALUES
598 READINGS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION
686 SYMPOSIUM ENVIRONMENTAL. POLICY NEW DIRECTIONS FEDERAL ACTION
704 FOOD FOR MAN IN THE FUTURE
705 NATURAL RESOURCES A IR/LAND/ WA TE R
708 THE AMERICAN POPULATION DEBATE
709 AMERICAS NATURAL RESOURCES
716 SOCIETY ANO THE ENVIRONMENT THE COMING COLLISION
795
REAOERS, CONFERENCE. PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONTINUED

767 ITS NOT TOO LATE
809 MAN ON EARTH PRELIMINARY EVALUATION ECOLOGY OF MAN
834 ENVIRONMENTAL INSIGHT
897 CLIMATE MAN AND HISTORY
930 MODERNIZING URBAN. LAND POLICY
931 NATURAL RESOURCES AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
953 RESOURCES AND MAN
961 RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENT
973 PROBLEMS AND TRENDS IN AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY
988 ENERGY AND MAN A SYMPOSIUM
1017 PROCESSES FOR A QUALITY ENVIRONMENT
lillfl SYMPOSIUM LAW . AND _ EN VIRONMENT
1039 EARTH DAY THE BEGINNING A GUIDE FOR SURVIVAL
1051 READINGS IN CONSERVATION ECOLOGY
1110 AMERICAS POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT SYMPOSIUM
1117 LANO USE AND THE ENVIRONMENT AN ANTHOLOGY OF REAOINGS
1124 TOWARD THE YEAR 2000 WORK IN PROGRESS
1138 CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LANO AIR WATER FOR MAN IN HEGALOPOLIS
|212 READINGS IN HUMAN POPULATION ECOLOGY
1222 THE ENVIRONMENTAL HANOECOK
1223 VOTERS GUIOE TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
1234 POLLUTION READER
1236 RECENT TEXTBOOKS OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
1237 OIL POLLUTION'PROBLEMS AND FOLICIES
1245 HUMAN ADAPTATION TO DISASTER
1246 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY A READER
1254 MANS IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT
1277 ADAPTATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT HANDBOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY
1288 POPULATION GROWTH
130O ECONOMICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT SELECTED READINGS
1304 THE VANISHING LANDSCAPE COLLECTION CRITICAL ESSAYS POLLUTION
1394 SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND DESIGN
1440 THE STOCKHOLM CONFERENCES
1461 BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENT USE OF SPACE ANIMALS ANO MEN
1472 ENVIRONMENT AND CHANGE THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
1473 ENVIRONMENT AND POLICY THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS
796
REAOERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONTINUED
1474 ENVIRONMENT FOR MAN THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS

1481 ECOCIDE AND THOUGHTS TOWARD SURVIVAL
1501 PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON POPULATION
1518 WATER AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
1551 5I0GE0GRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN SOUTH AMERICA
1594 THE ENVIRONMENT A NATIONAL MISSION FOR THE SEVENTIES
1596 MANS PLACE IN THE ISLAND ECOSYSTEM A SYMPOSIUM
160 0 POLITICS AND ECOLOGY
1641 POPULATION THE VITAL REVOLUTION
1798 VARIATION AND ADAPTABILITY CF CULTURE A SYMPOSIUM
1811 ECOLOGY AND THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY A SYMPOSIUM
1846 HUMAN FERTILITY AND POPULATION PROBLEMS
1848 IMPACT POLLUTION. FISH, WILDLIFE RECREATION AND ESTHETIC VALUES
1865 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR AMERICAS FUTURE
1909 MODERN LAND POLICY
1930 THIS LITTLE PLANET
1937 BIOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF MAN
1958 POPULATION EVOLUTION ANO 9IRTH CONTROL
1966 THE DYING GENERATIONS PERSPECTIVES ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1985 PATIENT EARTH
2001 STUOY OF POPULATION AN INVENTORY AND APPRAISAL
2002 STUDY OF URBANIZATION
2053 READINGS ON POPULATION
2064 CAN MAN CARE FOR THE EARTH
2068 AGENDA FOR SURVIVAL THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS-2
2069 THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS MANS STRUGGLE TO LIVE WITH HIMSELF
2111 OPEN SPACE AND THE LAW
2143 ARIO LANOS A GEOGRAPHICAL APPRAISAL
2152 POPULATION ENVIRONMENT AND PEOPLE
2167 ARIDITY AND MAN CHALLENGE OF ARIO LAND IN THE UNITED STATES
2168 URBANIZATION IN THE ARIO LANDS
2210 OIL ON THE SEA
2228 NATURAL RESOURCES
2283 SYMPOSIUM MANS USE OF ENERGY
2319 MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT
797
READERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONT
2340 GEOGRAPHY OF HAN

2345 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN A GROWING ECONOMY
2346 PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION
2347 SCIENCE AND RESOURCES TECHNOLOGICAL AOVANCE
2351 INTERACTIONS OF MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
2355 REGIONALISM IN AMERICA
2361 THE NATURAL WORLD CHAOS AND CONSERVATION
2362 SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT CONTEMPORARY REAOINGS
2364 NO-DEPOSIT NO RETURN MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
2423 POPULATION STUDIES SELECTED ESSAYS AND RESEARCH
2448 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND PARTICIPATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
2452 WORLD ECC-CRISIS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN RESPONSE
2475 INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS OF POPULATION
2481 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
2485 WILDERNESS IN A CHANGING WORLD
2489 ORGANIZATION AND METHODOLOGY FOR RIVER 3ASIN PLANNING
2509 SOCIETY AND ITS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2549 WHAT PRICE ECONOMIC GROWTH
2559 CONCEPTS OF ECOLOGY
2560 READINGS IN ECOLOGY
2598 NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS THEORETICAL AND APPLIEO ANALYSIS
2646 MASS LEISURE
2684 THE TRAFFIC JAM PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY
2685 POPULATION AND FOOD
2696 ROUNO RIVER FROM THE JOURNALS OF ALDO LEOPOLD
2716 TOMORROWS WILOERNESS
2738 WHAT WE SAVE NOW AN AUDUBON DEFENSE PRIMER
2752 TREES AND FORESTS IN AN URBANIZING ENVIRONMENT
2778 ECOLOGICAL CRISIS READINGS FOR SURVIVAL
2780 EARTH TOOL KIT A MANUAL FOR CITIZEN ACTIVISTS
2781 ECOTAGE
2801 MAN AND NATURE
2838 ENVIRONMENT A NEW FOCUS FOR LAND USE
2846 PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT
2850 ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION SOUTH FLORI0A HANDBOOK FOR CITIZENS
2872 ARID LANOS IN PERSPECTIVE
2919 WATER DEVELOPMENT" UTILIZATION CONSERVATION
2963 PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENT
798
READERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONTINUEO

2991* TVA THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS A STAFF REPORT
3012 OPPORTUNITIES REGIONAL RESEARCH WATEP RESOURCES PROBLEMS
30<*0 MARX AND ENGELS ON MALTHUS
30^1 THE POLITICS OF NEGLECT THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3066 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT THE ECOLOGICAL LIMITS OF OPTIMISM
3075 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE
3078 BORROWED TIME LITERATURE ON MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
3088 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH
3093 SYMPOSIUM CONTROL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZAROS
3123 THE ECOLOGIC BOOMERANG
31*»0 ECOTACTICS THE SIERRA CLUB HANDBOOK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISTS
31^1 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
3186 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AND SOCIETY
3239 POPULATION AND SOCIETY A TEXTBOOK OF SELECTED REACINGS
32^1 GOVERNANCE AND POPULATION
32^2 RECREATION PERTINENT READINGS GUIDE POSTS TO THE FUTURE
32kk THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT REAOINGS IN HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3255 READINGS IN THE HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3275 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC LANOS
3276 .SYMPOSIUM' RESIDUALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
3278 MAN AGAINST NATURE
3318 OUR WORLD IN PERIL AN ENVIRONMENT REVIEW
3325 ECOLOGY
3326 FUNDAMENTALS OF ECOLOGY
3329 ENVIRONMENT POWER AND SOCIETY
3339 AMERICA THE VANISHING RURAL LIFE AND THE PRICE OF PROGRESS
33^2 LANDSCAPE INTO CITYSCAFE
33^5 GEOLOGIC HAZARDS AND PUBLIC PROBLEMS
33^8 AMERICANS ANO ENVIRONMENT THE CONTROVERSY OVER ECOLOGY
3367 OUR CROWOEO PLANET ESSAYS ON THE PRESSURES OF POPULATION
3383 LANO USE POLICY ANO PRCELEMS IN THE UNITED STATES
3<t3i FOUR HORSEMEN POLLUTION POVERTY FAMINE VIOLENCE
3^37 QUALITY OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT ESSAYS ON NEW RESOURCES
POPULATION
3^86 POPULATION A CLASH OF PROPHETS
3512 THE 99TH HOUR THE POPULATION CRISIS IN THE UNITED STATES
•3520 THE CRISIS OF SURVIVAL
799
READERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONTINUE

3596 POPULATION RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
3679 THE POLITICS OF ECOSUICIOE
375** ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY NOW OR NEVER
3765 EDRA ONE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH FIRST ANNUAL
3770 HUMAN ECOLOGY
3865 VOICES FOR THE WILDERNESS
3867 THE BIOSPHERE
3868 ENERGY ANO POWER
3869 MAN AND THE ECOSPHERE
3872 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS STUDIES OF MANS SELF-DESTRUCTION
3883 THE ECOLOGY OF MAN
3893 WHERE THERE IS LIFE AN INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY
3895 CALIFORNIA WATER A STUOY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
39m HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF WEATHER MODIFICATION
3937 CLIMATIC CHANGE
3950 ENVIRON-MENTAL ESSAYS ON THE PLANET AS A HOME
3951 THE SUBVERSIVE SCIENCE ESSAYS TOWARDS AN ECOLOGY OF MAN
3955 ECOLOGY CRISIS AND NEW VISION
3985 GL08AL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
4014 LAND AND WATER
4023 THE ECOLOGY OF MAN AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH
4081 DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS SELECTED READINGS
4082 POPULATION THEORY AND POLICY SELECTED READINGS
4087 INTRODUCTION TO DEMOGRAPHY
4105 ECO-FICTION
4139 CHRISTIANS ANO THE GOOD EARTH
4159 IRRIGATION CIVILIZATIONS A COMPARATIVE STUOY
4178 THE WEB OF LIFE A FIRST BOOK OF ECOLOGY
4180 THE TECHNOLOGICAL ORDER
4265 STUDIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
4271 MANS ROLE IN CHANGING THE FACE OF THE EARTH
4276 POLITICS POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
4284 LAND AND WATER USE
800
REAOERS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, SPECIAL ISSUES, TEXTBOOKS CONTINUEO

4307- NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS MODELS IN DECISION MAKING
4328 PROCEEDINGS INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTION
4430 RECREATION SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS
4441 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIR FOLLUTION 1962
4442 SYMPOSIUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS
4443 SYMPOSIUM ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
4465 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POLICY ISSUES OUTDOOR RECREATION
4480 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON LEISURE
4488 WATER FOR PEACE VOLUMES 1-6
4530 ENVIRONMENTAL SIDE EFFECTS OF RISING INDUSTRIAL OUTFUT
4577 THE HUMAN USE OF THE EARTH
4591 TOWARD CENTURY" 21 TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY ANO HUMAN VALUES
460*» ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
4605 PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE ON NOISE AS PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD
4653 INSTITUTIONS FOR -URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER MANAGEMENT
4675 DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION GROWTH
4687 GEOGRAPHY AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ECOLOGY
4701 PAPERS ON FLOOO PROBLEMS
4762 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ANO ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS
4768 MANS IMPACT ON THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
4783 MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT UNITED NATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-71
4802 ENVIRONMENT ANO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PERSPECTIVES APPLICATIONS
4833 ECO-SOLUTIONS A CASEBOOK FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
4836 1ST NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM CN HABITABILITY
4845 THE EXPLOOING CITY
4848 ENVIRONMENT MAN SURVIVAL
4876 GEOGRAPHY AND A CROWOING WORLC
801
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE
10 THIS IS THE AMERICAN EARTH

16 WEATHER WEATHER INFORMATION AND OUTDOOR RECREATION DECISIONS
86 WORK AND LEISURE
88 EMERGING NONIRRIGATION DEMANDS FOR WATER
100 WILDERNESS SANCTUARY
138 PEOPLE RECREATION WILD LANDS AND WILDERNESS
lk2 WILD AND SCENIC. RIVERS PRIVATE RIGHTS AND PUBLIC GOODS
171 URBAN POPULATION EXPANSION AND PRESERVATION OF NATURE
201 PERCEPTION OF WATER QUALITY AS A FACTOR IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
211 LAND FOR RECREATION
322 OUR MISTREATED WORLD CASE HISTORIES OF PILLAGING OF NATURE
LONG RANGE PARK OTHER PUBLIC OUTDOOR- RECREATIONAL PLANNING
?A5 RECREATIONAL NEEOS ANO LONG-RANGED POTENTIAL PLANS
269 RECREATIONAL USE OF DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS
278 CONCEPT OF NATURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH POETRY
283 BIAS AND NONCOM P ARA6ILITY IN RECREATION EVALUATION MODELS
28** ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RECREATION DEVELOPMENT A SYNCFSIS
285 ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS CAMPGROUND IRRIGATION
292 ECOLOGY OF STRAY DOGS STUDY OF FREE-RANGING URBAN ANIMALS
352 CHARACTERISTICS HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN SIX NORTHEASTERN STATES
361 CONCEPT OF NATURE
368 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES AIR QUALITY OUTOCOR RECREATION
klQ HUNTER-FISHERMAN CHARACTERISTICS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT POLICY
<*12 NATURE IN THE URBAN LANOSCAFE REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
<*2i OUR NATURAL WORLD LAND AND WILDLIFE OF AMERICA
k75 ESTIMATING SATISFACTION LEVELS OF OUTDOOR RECREATIONISTS
i*76 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS PARTICIPATION OUTDOOR RECREATION
*»78 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES RECREATIONAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
^89 RECREATIONAL USE OF WILD LANDS
508 THE PURSUIT OF WILDERNESS
509 ROADLESS AREA-
530 NET ECONOMIC VALUE OREGON SALMON-STEELHE AD SPORT FISHERY
553 CHANGING WILOERNESS IMAGES ANO FORESTRY POLICIES
558 NATURE AS SYMBOL AND EXPRESSION IN AMERICAN SOCIAL LIFE
559 NEW LOOK OLD FRIEND OBSERVATION TECHNIQUE RECREATION RESEARCH
560 PLAY WORLD CAMPING SOCIAL MEANING OUTDOOR RECREATION
562 TWO CONCEPTS GUIDING RECREATION MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
563 WILDERNESS LIFE CYCLE FOREST RECREATIONAL CHOICE
566 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS PARTICIPANTS THREE STYLES FAMILY CAMPING
567 LEVELS OF OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE AND LEISURE ACTIVITY
568 OUTOCOR RECREATION AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
571 METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES FOR THE STUOY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
576 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A SELECTEO OHIO COUNTY
802
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
582 WILOERNESS ENGENDERS NEW MANAGEMENT TRADITIONS

583 A METHOD FOR CLASSIFYING SCENERY FROM A ROAOWAY
602 DO CAMPERS FIT OUR CAMPGRCUNDS
603 MEASURING RECREATION USE
604 ESTIMATING PAST CURRENT ATTENDANCE AT WINTER SPORTS AREAS
652 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANO NATIONAL PARKS
702 GUIDE FOR PLANNING RECREATICN PARKS IN CALIFORNIA
714 PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
715 LAW AND ORDER IN PUBLIC PARKS
731 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OUTDOOR NEWS COVERAGE WISCONSIN
752 SILENT SPRING
755 RESEARCH ON RECREATIONAL USE OF WATERSHEDS AND RESERVOIRS
787 OPERATIONS RESEARCH IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
788 OUTDOOR RECREATION OEMANOS AND VALUES
801 FREE TIME ACTIVITIES ANO THE QUALITY OF URBAN LIFE
808 LEISURE IN AMERICA BLESSING OR CURSE
814 VARIATIONS IN PATTERNS OF LEISURE BEHAVIOR
820 EFFECTS PUBLIC INVESTMENT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ECONOMY
826 SOCIAL AND ATTITUDINAL VARIANTS HIGH LOW USE OUTDOOR RECREATION
830 ELEMENTS OF MASS DEMAND FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES
837 OUTDOOR RECRPATION AND CONGESTION IN THE UNITED STATES
838 SOME ECONOMIC ISSUES INVOLVED IN PLANNING WILOERNESS RECREATION
840 DEMAND SUPPLY OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
866 MULTIPLE OPTIMUM USE OF WILD LAND DIFFERENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
906 UNOESIPABLE BEHAVIOR IN FOREST CAMPGRCUNOS
907 DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-LITTER ' BEHAVIOR IN A FOREST CAMPGROUND
910 VALUES BEHAVIOR ANO CONFLICT IN MODERN CAMFING CULTURE
920 THE ECOLOGICAL MESSAGE OF THE OUTOOOR MAGAZINES
923 ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF INCREASING LEISURE
929 METHODS MEASURING OEMANO VALUE OUTOOOR RECREATION
'938 ECONOMICS OF OUTOOOR RECREATICN
976 THE CAMPER
1011 NATIONAL PARKS FOR THE FUTURE
1022 POLITICS ANO CONSERVATION THE OECLINE OF THE ALASKA SALMON
1028 USER PREFERENCES FOR DEVELOFED-SITE CAMPING
1032 SCENERY AND THE SENSE OF SIGHT
1043 AGREEMENT AMONG OBSERVERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRACTIVENESS
1044 PUBLICS VIEW OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT INTERPRETED BY MAGAZINE AD
1102 VALUATION OF FISHERY RESOURCES
1107 ECOLOGISTS VIEW NATIONAL PARK OPERATION ANO MANAGEMENT
1125 WILDLIFE IN AN URBAN AREA
1147 MANS ECOLOGICAL DOMINANCE THROUGH DOMESTICATED ANIMALS
1151 WILDERNESS AND PLENTY
803
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
1152 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ETHICAL AND TECHNICAL PROBLEMS

1154 MAN AND NATURE IN THE NATIONAL PARKS REFLECTIONS CN POLICY
1174 LAKESHORE PROPERTY VALUES PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN RECREATION
1177 SOCIAL VALUE WATER RECREATICNAL FACILITIES DELAWARE ESTUARY
1210 VALUE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMIC STUDY OF THE MAINE WOODS
1220 AN ATTEMPT AT ASSESSING PREFERENCES FOR NATURAL LANOSCAPE
1221 THE TOURIST INDUSTRY IN A NORTH WOOOS COUNTY
1260 REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK THE CLEARCUTTING OF A DREAM
1286_ RECREATIONAL ASPECTS WATER RESOURCES USE PLANNING DEVELOPMENT
1306 MR, JUSTICE OOUGLAS DISSENTING
1307 THE PUBLIC BE OAMNEO
1308 THREE HUNDRED YEAR WAR CHRONICLE OF ECOLOGICAL DISASTER
1309 A WILDERNESS BILL OF RIGHTS
1324 POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS PSYCHOLOGY RECREATION MANAGEMENT
1327 BEHAVIORAL INTERPRETATION RECREATION ENGAGEMENTS FLANNING
1333 CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP AND THE HUMAN HEART
1348 TOWARD A SOCIETY OF LEISURE
1378 MASS LEISURE A NEW SOCIAL PR08LEM
1386 SOME MANAGERS VIEWPOINTS ON CAMPERS. AND CAMPGROUND OPERATION
1411 THE SPECIAL ROLE OF NATIONAL PARKS
1413 WISCONSIN WATERFOWL HUNTER ATTITUDES REGULATIONS MANAGEMENT
1427 PLAY AND ITS THEORIES RE-EXAMINED
1431 CAMP.GROUND USERS A COMPUTERIZED METHOD FOR SUMMARIZING
1432 COMPUTING VISIBLE AREAS FROM FROFOSED RECREATION DEVELOPMENTS
1<*3** REGRESSION METHOO ÊSTIMATING LEVEL OF USE LARGE SKI RESORT
1435 USING ERROR MEASURES TC COMFARE MODELS ON RECREATION USE
1439 WILDERNESS AND BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
1441 FARMERS ATTITUOES CONFLICT SITUATION FARMER-HUNTER RELATIONS
1449 THE DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF LEISURE
.1454 OF MAN AND THE LOWER ANIMALS
1465 LEISURE AND CAMPING SOCIAL MEANING OF FORM OF PUBLIC RECREATION
1471 THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
1483 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT FROM RECREATION TO POLITICS
1513 NATIONAL RECREATION SURVEY
1514 SOCIAL ANO PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
1538 DETERMINATION OPTIMAL CAPACITY RESOURCE-BASED RECREATIONAL
1548 THE 8UREAU OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
1562 NATURE IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
1599 THE ISSUES UNOERL'YING OUTDOOR RECREATION POLICY
1603 RECREATION
1628 TRENDS IN AMERICAN LIVING AND OUTOOOR RECREATION
804
RECREATION, LE ISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
1656 ON MOUNTAINS AND MANKINQ

1660 GENERATION LOCAL INCOME FROM USERS OF RURAL PUBLIC PARK
1686 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
1736 LEISURE TASTE AND OCCUPATIONAL MILIEU
1745 NATURE IN THE URBAN LANDSCAFE A STUOY OF CITY ECOSYSTEMS
1746 FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION
1747 WATER ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION
1748 ECONOMETRIC MODEL WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION OEMANO
1749 NONPRICE VARIABLES PARTICIPATION WATER-ORIENTED RECREATION
1754 BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1782 RECREATIONAL LAND USE
1818 THE GREEN AREAS OF MEGALOPOLIS
1838 RECREATION LEISURE AND POLITICS
1840 CAMPERS WHAT AFFECTS PARTICIPATION AND WHAT DO THEY WANT
1848 IMFACT POLLUTION FISH WILOLIFE RECREATION AND ESTHETIC VALUES
1853 DETERMINING ELEMENTS OF SATISFACTION IN OUTOOOR RECREATION
1862 AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS ANO OUTDOOR RECREATION
1868 OUR VANISHING WILDERNESS
1873 POPULATION ANO SITE CHARACTERISTICS IN FOREST RECREATION
1874 MAN AND WILOLIFE
1953 THE ECONOMICS OF WILDERNESS
1977 WORK ANO LEISURE SITUATIONAL ATTITUOES
1987 A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO FARK PLANNING
2007 LEISURE AND LIFE-STYLE
2029 IN DEFENSE OF NATURE
2035 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND RESEARCH IN FISHERIES ECONOMICS
2050 THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ISSUES ATTITUDE RESEARCH WILDERNESS
2062 PRESERVING NATURE FORESTEO WILOERNESS AREAS NATIONAL PARKS
2075 APPRECIATIVE VERSUS CONSUMPTIVE USES OF WILDLIFE REFUGES
2079 MEMBERSHIP IN CONSERVATION GROUPS ANO OUTOOOR CLUBS
2082 RECREATIONAL CLIENTELE ATTRIBUTES OF RECREATIONISTS
2084 SOCIOLOGY AND APPLIEO LEISURE RESEARCH
2085 WILOERNESS USERS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
2086 DOES RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PAY OFF
2087 SOCIAL ASPECTS OF OUTOOOR RECREATION THE DEVELOPMENT CAMPGROUND
2088 WILDERNESS USERS WHAT DO THEY THINK
2090 A TYPOLOGY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION ACTIVITY PREFERENCES
2092 FORESTERS PERCEPTION WILOERNESS USER ATTITUDES PREFERENCES
2093 HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT NEEDED RESEARCH
8Ub
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILOLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
2094 WILOERNESS MANAGERS WILDERNESS USERS PROBLEM OF PERCEPTION

2164 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF JULOERNESS AREAS
220 0 PROSPERITY AND THE NATIONAL FARXS
2202 EXPANOING AND STRENGTHENING OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
2203 EXPANDING OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
2280 OUTDOOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2281 TAXONOMIST ECOLOGIST WHOSE FIGHT IS PRESERVATION CF NATURE
2327 INVENTORYING RECREATION USE
2323 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON THE SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS
2330 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON LARGE BODIES OF WATER
2343 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF PAWTUCKAWAY STATE PARK II-USERS
2349 NOT MAN APART
2365 CHARACTERISTICS SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
2367 THE NATIONAL OUTLOOK SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
2368 THE ROLE OF RECREATION IN OUR PLAY-ORIENTED SOCIETY
2369 SOME RESEARCH NEEOS IN RECREATION
2373 ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM RECREATION DEVELOPMENT
2414 MANS INFLUENCE ON NATURE IN FINLANO
2420 OUTOOOR RECREATION IN NEW YORK STATE PROJECTIONS 1970-1985
2424 LEISURE IN AMERICA A SOCIAL INQUIRY
2480 GREEN PEACE
2485 WILDERNESS IN A CHANGING WORLO
2507 PLAYING AT ALIENATION
2508 RECREATION AS SOCJAL ACT JON.
2515 HUNTING IN WISCONSIN INFLUENCED EY SOCIAL CLASS AND RESIOENCE
2542 DESIGN FOR ASSESSING OUTOOOR RECREATION DEMANOS IN CANADA
2563 CONTROLLED SHOOTING PRESERVES RECREATION SOUNO LAND MANAGEMENT
2585 MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC GAME LANOS
2588 CONSERVATION IS NOT ENOUGH
2590 BALANCING EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY WITH WILDLIFE HABITAT
2597 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH WILDLANDS WILDLIFE SCENIC RESOURCES
806
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILOERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUEO
2598 NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ANALYSIS

2605 OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMICS
2641 CULTURAL FOG WEED AND OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
2643 TRENDS IN CAMPING PARTICIPATION
2646 MASS LEISURE
2647 MANAGING WOODLANO AND WILDLIFE HABITATS IN AND NEAR CITIES
2659 WHAT ABOUT MINERAL KING
2673 THE SOCIAL DEFINITION OF OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PLACES
2693 WILDERNESS AS A FORM OF LAND USE
2703 THE SKIER HIS CHARACTERISTICS AND PREFERENCES
2716 TOMORROWS WILDERNESS
2728 BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH IN GUTDCOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT
2731 CARRYING CAPACITY MAINTAINING OUTDOOR RECREATION QUALITY
2737 ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ECOLCGIST IN NATURAL AREA PRESERVATION
2738 WHAT WE SAVE NOW AN AUDUBON OEFENSE PRIMER
2751 OESIGN CRITERIA FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RECREATIONAL
2769 THE ILLINOIS ANGLER SURVEY 1965 ILLINOIS LICENSED FISHERMEN
2788 AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD THE CONQUEST OF NA*TURE
2801 MAN AND NATURE
2802 NATURE AND THE AMERICAN CREED OF VIRTUE
2803 NOT EVERY PROSPECT PLEASES CUR CRITERION OF SCENIC BEAUTY
2804 RECREATION HABITS AND VALUES IMPLICATIONS FOR LANOSCAPE QUALITY
2814 CONTRIBUTION ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH WILOERNESS POLICY DECISONS
2815 HIKERS ANO OTHER TRAIL USERS
2816 NATURAL AMENITIES OUTDOOR RECREATION ANO WILDERNESS
2817 RECREATIONAL CAPACITY CF THE QUET ICO- SUPERIOR AREA
2820 USER EVALUATION OF CAMPGROUNDS ON TWO MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS
2821 WILDERNESS PERCEPTION AND USE BOUNDARY WATERS CANCE AREA
2822 SURVEY SAMPLING WILOERNESS VISITORS
2847 WILOERNESS ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
2849 WILDERNESS MOVEMENT AT THE CROSSROADS 1945-1970
2857 LITTERING BEHAVIOR IN THE BOUNOARY WATERS CANOE AREA
2917 USE OF LAND FOR RECREATION
2932 RURAL MALE RESIDENTS PARTICIPATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
807
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS , ' WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
2937 FIVE CALIFORNIA CAMPGROUNDS AFTER 5 YEARS, RECREATIONAL USE

2938 RESEARCH TO PRESERVE CAMPGRO.UNO -HABITAT
2999 CONFLICT FISH AND POWER RESOURCES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
3013 ECONOMIC E VALUA TION . 1967 SPORT SALMON FISHERIES CF WASHINGTON
3069 WILDERNESS USERS AND MANAGEMENT IN THREE MONTANA AREAS
3082 THE CHARISMATIC AND THE PLAYFUL IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
3083 SOCIOLOGY OF LEISURE IN THE UNITED STATES BIBLIOGRAPHY 19^5-65
3085 DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING WILD ANO SCENIC RIVERS
3095 QUALITY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION EVIDENCED BY USER SATISFACTION
3111 ERRAND INTO THE WILDERNESS
31^3 THE LANDOWNER AND THE SNOWMOBILER PROBLEM OR PROFIT
31*»4 A SIMPLE COMPUTER APPROACH TO REGIONAL IDENTIFICATION
3145 FIELD ANO STREAM AS FACTOR DEVELOPMENT OUTDOOR JOURNALISM
3168 MOTIVATIONS AND ATTITUOES OF LICENSED MASSACHUSETTS HUNTERS
3170 THE WOOOLANDS THEIR USES ANO WILDLIFE
3192 RECREATION AND PERSONALITY
3196 PARTICIPATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION AMERICAN ADULTS
3211 PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC DCMAIN LANDS LANDOWNER-SPORTSMAN CONFLICT
3223 TOWARD A THEORY OF MULTIPLE USE THE CASE OF RECREATION
3228 PARTICIPATION IN WATER BASEO RECREATION BY TOURISTS
3242 RECREATION PERTINENT READINGS GUIDE POSTS TO THE FUTURE
32^6 THE AMERICAN INVENTION OF NATIONAL PARKS
3Zk7 THE AMERICAN WILOERNESS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
32^9 CAN WE AFFORD WILOERNESS
3251 THE CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AMERICAN WILOERNESS
3259 WILDERNESS ANO MAN IN NORTH AMERICA
3260 WILDERNESS AND THE AMERICAN MIND
3261 A PROGRAM FORÔUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
3279 TOWARD A SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY OF FOREST RECREATION
3287 RECREATION ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
3294 EVALUATING SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO THE RECREATION ENVIRONMENT
3301 FOREST RECREATION PROPOSIT IONAL INVENTORY
3346 OUR NEED OF BREATHING SPACE
3347 THE SINGING WILDERNESS
3381 READINGS ON NATURAL BEAUTY A SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAFHY
3397 ACCIDENT HAZARO EVALUATION CONTROL FORESTED RECREATION SITES
3*t0*t THE FUTURE OF WORK AND LEISURE
3*»2^ NEW APPROACH TO EVALUATION CF NON-PRICED RECREATIONAL RESOURCES
3^29 AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON LEISURE
808
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUEO
3433 PROGRESSIVE POLITICS ANO CONSERVATION BALL INGER-PINCHOT AFFAIR

3448 MOTIVATIONS PERCEPTIONS BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA USERS
3464 LEISURE THE BASIS OF CULTURE
3469 OUTDOOR RECREATION AND LEISURE REFERENCE GUIOE BIBLIOGRAPHY
3604 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A HYPER-PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY
3607 NATURE PROTECTION IN DENSELY POPULATEO COUNTRIES
3612 JAMES BAY THE PLOT TO DROWN THE NORTHLANDS
3613 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS ANO NEW MEXICO STATE PARK SYSTEM
3630 THE YEAR OF THE LAST EAGLE
3660 FUTURE OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
3661 THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON NATURAL BEAUTY
3775 FUNCTIONS RECREATION FOR INDIVIDUAL IN THE FUTURE
3803 OUTDOOR RECREATION CN FEDERAL LANDS ORGANIZATION
3806 OUTDOOR RECREATION VALUES IN THE PUBLIC DECISION PROCESS
3831 FISH AND WILDLIFE RELATED TO OTHER RESOURCES AND VALUES
3840 EVERYBODYS ECOLOGY PLEASURE AND PERCEPTION IN THE OUT-OF-DOORS
3865 VOICES FOR THE WILDERNESS
3907 WATER RECREATION OEMAND AND SUPPLY
3910 NEW BASES FOR RECREATION PLANNERS
3911 THE ORPHIC VOICE POETRY ANO NATURAL HISTORY
3922 PERCEPTION OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS
3923 SURVEYS IN RECREATION RESEARCH
3924 PREFERENCES FOR OUTOOOR RECREATION FACILITIES FOUR STATE PARKS
3925 NATURAL LANOSCAPE PREFERENCES A FREOICTIVE MODEL
3926 AESTHETIC EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES NORTHEAST WILOERNESS HIKERS
3928 OUTOOOR RECREATION USE
3929 MODELS THAT DESCRIBE USE OF ADIRONDACK CAMPGROUNOS
3936 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY RECREATION
3949 A THEORY. OF THE VALUE OF HUNTING
3964 ON LIVING IN HARMONY WITH NATURE
3980 THE SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION OF NATURE
3989 EVOLUTION' OF SCOTLANDS SCENERY
4001 NATURAL HISTORY AND THE AMERICAN MIND
4037-. WILOERNESS MANAGEMENT A GROWING CHALLENGE
4039 PARTICIPATION PATTERNS ATTITUDES HUNTERS FISHERMEN PENNSYLVANIA
4065 OCCUPATION RECREATION FHASIC COMMUTATION R.I. SPORT FISHERMEN
4068 EMOTIONAL STATES ENVIRONMENTAL INVOLVEMENT SPORT FISHING
809
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS , ' WILDERNESS , WILDLIFE, NATURE CONTINUED
4118 MYTHS IN WILDERNESS OECISION-MAKING

4120 STRATEGIES PROBLEMS MANAGING FOR WILDERNESS QUALITY
4122 WILDERNESS CARRYING CAPACITY AND QUALITY
4134 THE CITY AS HABITAT FOR WILOLIFE AND MAN
4152 RECREATI0N_9JENEFITS FROM_WATEfi POLLUTION_CONTROL
4175 CAMPING IN THE WILOERNESS
4184 RECREATION AND THE LOCAL ECONOMY
4185 THE ECHO PARK CONTROVERSY
4194 THE RISE OF AMERICAN AESTHETIC CONSERVATION MUIR MATHER UDA'LL
4213 WILOERNESS DEFENDER HORACE M. ALBRIGHT ANO CONSERVATION
<*220 TRAVEL AND THE NATIONAL PARKS AN ECONOMIC STUDY
4228 SPATIAL ALLOCATION MOOEL FOR PROJECTED OUTDOOR RECREATION NEW YORK
4238 CANOE COUNTRY VACATIONERS
4250 THE WILDERNESS WORLD OF JOHN MUIR
4282 WALOEN
4296 DOE DAY ANTLERLESS DEER CONTROVERSY NEW JERSEY
43*13 EXTERNAL BENEFITS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS
4321 SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF RECREATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
<*322 CRUSADE FOR WILDLIFE HIGHLIGHTS IN CONSERVATION PROGRESS
4344 INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
4345 RECREATIONISTS AS DECISION MAKERS
4347 RESEARCH CN THE ENVIRONMENT OF TRAVEL
4351 GROWING WITH NATURE
4353 INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION ACTIVITIES RECREATION SITES AREAS
4360 RESPONSIBILITIES IN OUTDOOR RECREATION PLANNING
4412 OUTOOORS U.S.A. THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1967
4426 THE AMERICAN OUTOOORS MANAGEMENT FOR BEAUTY AND USE
4429 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS
4430 RECREATION SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS
4464 INDEX TO SELECTEO OUTOOOR RECREATION LITERATURE
4465 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FOLICY ISSUES OUTDOOR RECREATION
4466 1965 SURVEY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
4467 OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH A REFERENCE CATALOG 1966
4468 OUTOOOR RECREATION RESEARCH REFERENCE CATALOG 1969
4470 OUTOOOR RECREATION RESEARCH A REFERENCE CATALOG 1970
4471 OUTDOOR RECREATION TRENOS
4473 RECREATIONAL IMPACT OF RECLAMATION RESERVOIRS
4474 MAN AND NATURE IN THE CITY
4479 OUTOOOR RECREATION FOR AMERICA
4480 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON LEISURE
4481 THE QUALITY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION USER SATISFACTION
810
RECREATION, LEISURE, PARKS, WILDERNESS, WILOLIFE, NATURE CONTINUEO
4482 WATER FOR RECRE AT ION . VALUES AND OPPORTUNITIES

4483 WILOERNESS AND RECREATION
4497 OUTDOOR RECREATION LITERATURE A SURVEY
4522 ACTIVITY SPECIALIZATION AMONG OHIOS RECREATION BOOSTERS
4535 EVALUATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES
4569 THE CARRYING CAPACITY CF WILO LANDS FOR RECREATION
4571 COMMUNICATING WITH RECREAT IONISTS
4573 QUALITY IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
4581 EFFECTS OF CITY GROWTH CN BIRO LIFE
4645 SST COMING THREAT TO WILOERNESS
**668 OUTDOOR RECREATION AND FAMILY COHESIVENESS RESEARCH APPROACH
4672 VARIED APPROACHES TO NATURE
4680 MAN NATURE AND ART
4723 LAND FOR RECREATION A LOOK AT LEASING IN NEW YORK
4737 UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION OF LEISURE ECONOMIC GROWTH ON FREE TIME
4738 THEOOORE ROOSEVELTS AMERICA SELECTIONS FROM WRITINGS
4751 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BACKGROUND IDEA OF NATURE IN THOUGHT
4754 WATER RELATED ACTIVITIES AT STATE PARKS IN MISSISSIPPI
4756 WILDERNESS AND PARADISE IN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT
4765 PATTERNS FOR ACTION WATER AND RECREATION RESOURCES
4772 POTENTIAL RECREATION OPEN SPACE NEW YORK STATE
4794 OUTOOOR RECREATION SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA 1967 1985 2000 2020
4795 SITUATIONAL ANTECEDENTS TO LEISURE BEHAVIOR
4805 LEISURE THE ELEMENT OF CHOICE
4862 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WATER-BASED RECREATION IN IOWA
4881 TOURISM AND RECREATION IN THE WEST
811
REFERENCE! BIBLIOGRAPHIES, DATA SETS, CATALOGS, DIRECTORIES,
LITERATURE SURVEYS AND REVIEWS

64 RESOURCE GUIDE ON POLLUTION CONTROL
81 BIBLIOGRAPHIC MATERIALS ON ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
101 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE PUBLICATIONS ON WATER
119 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
243 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION UNOER STRESS
309 BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
428 FEOERAL PROGRAMS RELATED TO ENVIRONMENT
467 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK
505 SELECTIVE ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ON URBAN CLIMATES
568 OUTDOOR RECREATION AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
621 GOVERNMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY
684 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
720 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
766 CONSERVATION EOUCATION A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
96*i SELECTED ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NATURAL HAZAROS
1108 1001 QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT WATER RESOURCES
1170 AIR POLLUTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
110* URBANIZATION AND CHANGING LAND USES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1950-58
1284 FIELO STUDIES OF DISASTER BEHAVIOR AN INVENTORY
1286 RECREATIONAL ASPECTS WATER RESOURCES U5E_ PLANNING DEVELOPMENT
1290 CONSERVATION RECLAMATION TRANS-MISSISSTPPI WEST BIBLIOGRAPHY
1328 WORLU POPULATION POLICY AN ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
1371 ENVIRONMENT AND MAN A BIBLIOGRAPHY
1450 A DIRECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
1478 AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO REGIONAL PLANNING
1513 NATIONAL RECREATION SURVEY
1659 MAJOR USES OF LAND AND WATER IN THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURE
1784 HUMAN BEHAVIOR BEFORE THE DISASTER BI8LI0GRAPHY
1789 URBAN ANO REGIONAL PLANNING ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1831 SYSTEMATIC METHOOS IN ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN BIBLIOGRAPHY
812
LITERATURE SURVEYS AND REVIEWS CONTINUED
188** ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES POPULIST NEW DEAL

1975 ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION URBAN AREAS
2001 STUDY OF POPULATION AN INVENTORY AND APPRAISAL
2013 REVIEW NATURE EXTENT OAMAGE CAUSEO BY OIL POLLUTION AT SEA
2093 HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND WILOLIFE MANAGEMENT NEEOED RESEARCH
2127 SPACE AND BEHAVIOR A SELECTED BIBLIOGAPHY
2216 REMOTE SENSING OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
2280 OUTOOOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2318 DICTIONARY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR PRINCIPAL USES
2388 GOLD TO GARBAGE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW POLITICS AND ENVIRONMENT
2448 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ANO PARTICIPATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
2472 ABANOONED VEHICLES A SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
2546 THE SOCIAL SCIENCES ANO PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
2548 AIR POLLUTION A NON-TECHNICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ANNOTATEO
2792 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
2848 PLANNING AND REGIONAL PLANNING BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DEFINITIONS
2864 GUIDE TO LITERATURE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
2980 SCENERY EVALUATION AND LANDSCAPE PERCEPTION A BIBLIOGRAPHY
3071 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SELECTED ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
3083 SOCIOLOGY OF LEISURE IN THE UNITED STATES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1945-65
3128- THE POSTWAR LITERATURE ON EXTERNALITIES AN INTERPRETIVE ESSAY
3137 THE WATERSHED AS A RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNIT BIBLIOGRAPHY
3147 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FEOERAL POLICIES AND PRACTICES
3304 THE COMPLETE ECOLOGY FACT BOOK
3316 SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAPHY SPECIAL OISTRICTS AUTHORITIES U.S.
3354 RESEARCH ON NATURAL RESOURCES A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
3381 READINGS ON NATURAL BEAUTY A SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
3391 THE FUTURE BIBLIOGRAPHY ISSUES. AND FORECASTING TECHNIQUES
3400 OROUGHT BIBLIOGRAPHY
813
LITERATURE SURVEYS AND REVIEWS CONTINUEO
3414 NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE GOVERNMENTAL PROCESS A BIBLIOGRAPHY

3419 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES FOR ARID LANDS RESEARCH
3429 AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON LEISURE
3469 OUTDOOR RECREATION AND LEISURE REFERENCE GUIDE BIBLIOGRAPHY
3491 QUESTIONNAIRES FOR RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY
3501 DIGEST OF SELECTED LOCAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ORDINANCES
3503 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
3544 TOPICAL SUMMARY OF CURRENT LITERATURE ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
3558 OBSERVATIONS REGAROING HAN-ENVIRONMENT STUDIES BIBLIOGRAPHY
3568 ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY ON OISASTER RESEARCH
3588 BIBLIOGRAPHY IN ECOLOGY
3590 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SNOW AND ICE PROBLEMS
3598 DIRECTORY OF BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN
3749 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF RESEARCH IN LAND ECONOMICS
3760 ECOLOGY A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
3761 ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
3763 SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HOUSING BIBLIOGRAPHY
3772 NEW YORK TIMES ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3809 POLITICS LANO-USE PLANNING AND ZONING BIBLIOGRAPHY
3847 ENVIRONMENTAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
3986 SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDIES OF WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4069 WHOS WHO IN ECOLOGY
4176 REGIONAL PLANNING AN INTRODUCTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY
4209 PUBLIC POLICY- MAKING ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BIBLIOGRAPHY
4210 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLITICS A SELECTEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
4338 STATE WATER RIGHTS AND RELATED SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4361 ANNUAL SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON NATIONAL OISASTERS 1966
4362 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANO PSYCHOLOGY IN ARIO CONDITIONS
4400 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR A REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
4401 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AIRPLANE NOISE BIBLIOGRAPHY
4439 POLLUTION ITS IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH
814
LITERATURE SURVEYS ANO REVIEWS CONTINUEO
4450 ENVIRONMENT ANO THE COMMUNITY AN ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY

4454 MAN AN ENOANGEREO SPECIES
1 4464 INOEX TO SELECTEO OUTDOOR RECREATION LITERATURE
4466 1965 SURVEY OF OUTOOOR RECREATION
I 4467 OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH A REFERENCE CATALOG 1966
I 4468 OUTOOOR RECREATION RESEARCH REFERENCE CATALOG 1969
4469 OUTOOOR RECREATION RESEARCH A REFERENCE CATALOG 1969
4471 OUTOOOR RECREATION TRENDS
4472 CATALOG OF DAM DISASTERS FAILURES ANO ACCIDENTS
4475 AGRICULTURAL UTILIZATION SEWAGE EFFLUENCE SLUDGE BIBLIOGRAPHY
4478 WATER RESOURCES THESAURUS
4489 AIRCRAFT NOISE ANO SONIC BOOM SELECTEO REFERENCES
4490 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WATER QUALITY RESEARCH REPORTS
4494 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT LIST OF AVAILABLE LITERATURE
4497 OUTOOOR RECREATION LITERATURE A SURVEY
4735 SOCIAL INDICATORS ANO SOCIETAL MONITORING BIBLIOGRAPHY
4783 MAN ANO THE ENVIRONMENT UNITED NATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-71
4789 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENVIRONMENTAL OESIGN REFERENCES
4835 PROPOSAL FOR A TEN-YEAR NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE HAZAROS PROGRAM
4843 MISS SEMPLES INFLUENCES OF GEOGRAPHIC ENVIRONMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
4859 ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS AND REMEDIES
4860 CONCERN OF CONSERVATION IN U.S. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4868 A SURVEY OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY
815
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY
i BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE APPLICATIONS

8 TECHNOLOGY IN AMERICAN HATER DEVELOPMENT
36 EFFECTS CROP-PROOUCTION TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL CUALITY
38 MANS NEW VIEWS OF THE EARTH THE POTENTIAL OF REMOTE SENSING
75 ARID ZONE DEVELOPMENT A REAPPRAISAL 'UNOER MODERN CONDITIONS
83 LAND-USE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR USE WITH REMOTE-SENSOR DATA
134 WORLD TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN DESTINY
148 WORLO POPULATION GROWTH AND RELATEO TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
153 ALTERNATIVES TO THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
155 TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND LONG-RANGE PLANNING
185 SCIENCE SOLITUDE AND SLIHE
19£ R£ST.STANCE BY SCIENTISTS TO SCIENTIFIC OISCOVERY
268 SECOND-ORDER CONSEQUENCES
298 ECOHYSTERICS AND THE TECHNOPHOBES
304 LAND USE CLASSIFICATION SIMULATED SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY
375 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ANO WORLD ADVANCEMENT
377 SCIENTISM ANO PLANNING
442 GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY THE SKELETON OF SCIENCE
457 INDUSTRY AND THE COUNTRYSIOE
490 CRISIS IN THE ENVIRONMENT SCIENTISTS RESPONSIBILITY
507 THE ASSESSMENT OF TECHNOLOGY
521 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF MANS QUEST FOR FOOD
526 THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SCIENTIST
544 TECHNOLOGY* AND SOCIAL PROGRESS
584 THE NEW TECHNOLOGY ANO HUMAN VALUES
621 GOVERNMENT SCIENCE ANO TECHNOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY
626 THE USES AND MISUSES OF TECHNOLOGY
630 BIOPOLITICS SCIENCE ETHICS ANO PUBLIC POLICY
640 ENGINEERING ANO THE ENVIRONMENT LAND-USE APPALACHIA
684 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC FCLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
689 SYLLABUS FOR STUOY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC POLICY
734 FEOERAL POLICY ANO ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
741 PARTICIPATORY TECHNOLOGY
756 THE ECONOMICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
783 SCIENCE COMPUTERS ANO THE COMPLEXITY OF NATURE
865 MAN AND RESOURCES IN THE ATOMIC AGE
954 THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND NATIONAL GOALS
992 THE CLOSING CIRCLE NATURE MAN AND TECHNOLOGY
993 DUAL CRISIS IN SCIENCE ANO SOCIETY
998 SCIENCE AND SURVIVAL
1000 TECHNOLOGY ANO THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
1027 WATER DEMANO FOR STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATION PROJECTION MODEL
1040 DEATH BY DIEjSEL IZAT ION REACTION TO TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
816
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY CONT
1041 ENERGY ANO SOCIETY

1116 PERILS OF PEACEFUL ATOM MYTH OF SAFE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
1179 GEOPHYSICS AND ITS IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
1185 MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN ARIO LANOS
1247 SUPERGROW
1251 SCIENCE ANO PUBLIC POLICY LITERATURE IN SEARCH OF. A FIELD
1330 THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRIAL MAN
1335 THE DREAMS OF REASON SCIENCE AND UTOPIAS
1342 REASON AWAKE SCIENCE FOR MAN
1363 AUTOMATION ANO TECHNOLOGIC AL CHANGES
1412 POLLUTION PR03LEMS RESOURCE POLICY ANO THE SCIENTIST
1428 TECHNIQUE INSTITUTIONS ANO AWARENESS
1429 THE TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
1430 THE LAND ITS FUTURE-ENOANGERING FOLLUTANTS
1512 TECHNOLOGICAL MAN THE MYTH AND THE REALITY
1580 THE CONQUEST OF NATURE TECHNOLOGY ANO ITS CONSEQUENCES
1582 CASUALTIES OF OUR TIME SOCIAL TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES
1589 COUNTERINTUITIVE BEHAVICR OF SOCIAL SYSTEMS
1605 TRAOITIONAL CULTURES ANO THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY
1607 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL RESEARCH
1626 GALLOPING TECHNOLOGY A NEW SOCIAL OISEASE
1677. OPERATING MANUAL FOR SPACESHIP EARTH
1678 UTOPIA OR OBLIVION THE PROSPECTS FOR HUMANITY
1679 APPROACHING THE BENIGN ENVIRONMENT
1694 THE NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE
1759 TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES ANC NATIONAL PURPOSE
1797 DIMENSIONS OF ATTITUDES TOWARD TECHNOLOGY
1829 SINCE SILENT SPRING
1842 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY ANO THE FABRIC OF GOVERNMENT
1896 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ANO THE PUBLIC PLANNEO WEATHER MODIFICATION
1900 ECOGRAPHY A NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE
1920 THE ENGINEER AND THE LANDSCAPE
1938 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY
2036 PESTICIDE PROBLEM ECONOMIC APFRCACH TO PUBLIC POLICY
2105 OUR SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT
2113 CHEMICAL ANO BIOLOGICAL WA'RFARE AMERICAS HIOOEN ARSENAL
2115 THE TECHNOLOGICAL IMPERATIVE
817
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY CONTINUED

2229 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF THE VIETNAM OEFOLIANT MATTER
2265 POPULATION AND FOOO SUPPLY
2316 AN ENGINEERED ENVIRONMENT
2347 SCIENCE AND RESOURCES TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE
2407 THE FAILURE OF TECHNOLOGY
2410 FAUSTIAN POWERS AND HUMAN CHOICES TECHNOLOGICAL ECONOMIC
2434 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT PRESCRIPTION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
2462 WHAT URBAN BUILOING DOES TO SOIL AND WATER
2476 NATIONAL POPULATIONS AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL WATERSHEO
2558 A PHYSICIST LOOKS AT GECGRAFHICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
2573 ENVIRONMENT PAST PRESENT FUTURE
2586 TECHNOGEOGRAPHY OR PLANNEO CONSERVATION
2628 TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE AND RESOURCE PROJECTIONS
2651 MANS' IMPACT ON NATURE TECHNOLOGY AND LIVING THINGS
2655 THE DILIGENT OESTROYERS
2663 NATURAL BALANCES ANO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
2735 ECOLOGY INSTRUMENT FOR INTEGRATION OF SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY
2737 ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ECOLCGIST IN NATURAL AREA PRESERVATION
2763 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ANO METROPOLITAN PLANNING
2773 CONTACT POINTS POPULATION STUOY WITH RELATED SCIENCE
2830 NOISE CONTROL
2863 THE MODIFICATION OF PLANET EARTH BY MAN
2909 ETHICS TECHNICS AND BIOLOGY
2958 DEADLINE FOR SURVIVAL MORAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE ANO MEDICINE
2962 IMPACT EXPANDING TECHNOLOGY ON AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SUPPLY
2974 AMERICA THE RAPED ENGINEERING MENTALITY AND DEVASTATION
3001 THE MACHINE IN THE GARDEN TECHNOLOGY AND THE PASTORAL IDEAL
3045 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MUNICIPALITIES INDUSTRY AND INDIVIDUAL
3055 SCIENCE ANO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEW PATTERNS OF LIVING
3056 TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES ANO URBANISM THE LONG VIEW
3073 HOW TECHNOLOGY WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE
3074 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ITS IMPACT ON MAN ANO SOCIETY
3112 RESPONSIBILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS
818
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY CONTINUED

3177 SCIENCE SERVANT OR MASTER
3186 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION ANO SOCIETY
3191 MEN WHO PLAY GOD THE STORY OF THE HYDROGEN BOMB
3201 THE CHILDREN OF FRANKENSTEIN MODERN TECHNOLOGY ANO HUMAN VALUES
3205 THE MYTH OF THE MACHINE
3208 TECHNICS ANO CIVILIZATION
3285 SPREAD OF AN ARTIFICIAL LANDSCAPE OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3303 TECHNOLOGY BIOLOGY ANO THE CHANGING FAMILY
3306 THE INEXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCE OF TECHNOLOGY
3317 THE CARELESS ATOM
3333 INVENTIONS OF LOCAL TRANSPORTATION ANO THE PATTERNS OF CITIES
3334 INVENTIONS POPULATION AND HISTORY
3336 POPULATION PRIVATE CWNERSHIF TECHNOLOGY STANDARD OF LIVING
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENCUMS
3479 ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WAR
3490 TECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN CONDITION
3513 ON THE USE OF HERBICIDES IN VIETNAM
3554 HUMAN ECOLOGY SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT
3564 THE 8I0L0GICAL TIME BOMB
3567 HUMAN ECOLOGY TECHNOLOGY ANO THE NEED FOR SOCIAL PLANNING
3597 VALUES ANO THE FUTURE THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
3601 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ANO PUBLIC POLICY
3604 OUTOOOR RECREATION IN A HYPER-PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY
3608 IRRADIATION AND HUMAN EVOLUTION
3616 CIVILIZATION AT THE CROSSROADS SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL
3641 ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE AS A POINT OF SYNTHESIS
3684 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY INFLUENCE OF MACHINES IN UNITED STATES
3686 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ANO THE ECONOMICS OF CONSERVATION
3698 WHERE THE WASTELAND ENDS
3843 TECHNOLOGY AND CHANGE THE NEW HERACLITUS
3864 OVERSKILL THE DECLINE OF TECHNOLOGY IN MODERN CIVILIZATION
3941 TECHNOLOGY ON THE LANO
3974 SYSTEM DYNAMICS ANO TECHNOCRACY
3990 ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN CREATING ENVIRONMENT FIFTY YEARS HENCE
4012 WASTE MATERIAL RECOVERY ANO REUSE
4083 MAN AND TECHNICS
819
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY CONT
4116 WORLD RESOURCES ANO TECHNOLOGY

4125 SOCIAL 8ENEFIT VERSUS TECHNOLOGICAL RISK
4162 FIRE AS THE FIRST GREAT FORCE EMPLOYED 8Y MAN
4177 MAN IN THE WE3 OF LIFE
4180 THE TECHNOLOGICAL ORDER
4277 SCIENCE ANO THE STUDY OF MANKIND
4289 TECHNOLOGY POWER ANO SOCIAL CHANGE
**29i MASS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS ANO ACCURACY SCIENCE NEWS
4308 FUTURE SHOCK
4349 SCIENCE ANO THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
4415 POWER TO PROOUCE THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1960
4548 ICONS OF THE FUTURE AND SCENARIOS OF THE APOCALYPSE
4582 MODERN TECHNOLOGY ANO CIVILIZATION
4591 TOWARD CENTURY 21 TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY AND HUMAN VALUES
4635 TECHNOLOGY FORECAST FOP 1980
4645 SST COMING THREAT TO WILDERNESS
4647 REACTION MECHANICAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS UPON HUMAN LIFE THOUGHT
4706 SCIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF ARIO LAND
4720 DEFOLIATION
4767 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS FESTICIDES THERMAL POLLUTION
4834 SCIENCE ANO THE GROSS NATIONAL POLLUTION
820
SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, INSTITUTIONS, CULTURE,
SOCIETY

32 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS COUNTERMO VEMENTS
33 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF POWER PLANT SITING
kQ SOCIAL ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
1+3 SOCIAL ECOLOGY A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
<*<f RECYCLE THIS BOOK ECOLOGY SOCIETY AND MAN
*t6 GOVERNMENT AGENCY EFFORTS IN QUALITY OF LIFE IMPACTS
66 SOCIETY AND ECOLOGY
78 CHANGING CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT THEORY
89 IRRIGATION IN COLORAOO ORGANIZATION WATER TUPPLY COSTS
9fc DISASTER AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
96 MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS IN NATURAL DISASTER
102 PROCEEDINGS SOCIAL ASPECTS OF WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
103 SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND SOCIETY
105 SOCIAL ASPECTS FLOODING URBANIZED EAST SALT LAKE COUNTY AREA
106 FUNCTION OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
183 MAN ANO SOCIETY IN DISASTER
18** PLANTS AND CIVILIZATION
Z2k ZERO POPULATION GROWTH A SECOND STUDY
225 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH INC, A STUDY OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
2^1 COMMUNITIES IN DISASTER
2*»2 THE EM ERGENCY SO C IAL SYSTEM
Zk3 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION UNDER STRESS
270 URBAN SNOW HAZAKU ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS
308 SIZE OF RANGER DISTRICT _STUDY
321 INTERACTION OF CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE SMALLER SOCIETIES
325 FERTILITY AND SOCIAL MOBILITY
332 A CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTS
333 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ENVIRONMENT AS A SOCIAL FACTOR
35** SEX-ROLE IOENTITY AND PRAGMATIC ACTION
36^ ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
396 ECONOMIC AREAS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH ANO PLANNING
398 OUTLINE OF THE COMPLETE SYSTEM OF ECONOMIC AREAS
*»05 COMMUNITY DECISION BEHAVIOR THE CULTURE OF PLANNING
821
SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION , INSTITUTIONS, CULTURE,
SOCIETY CONTINUED
407 ECONOMIC SOCIAL IMPACT DEPOPULATION FOUR COUNTIES IN IOAHO

437 THE DODO DIONT MAKE IT SURVIVAL AND BETTERMENT
447 DIFFUSION OF THE DECISION TO IRRIGATE
466 STRATEGY OF OEC I SION-PCLIC Y EVALUATION AS SOCIAL PROCESS
468 ENVIRONMENTS PEOPLE ANO INEQUALITIES SOME CURRENT PROBLEMS
472 MAN PHYSICAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
476 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS PARTICIPATION OUTDOOR RECREATION
500 PUBLIC WATER RESOURCE FROJECT PLANNING AND EVALUATION
512 ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE GREAT CHICAGO SNOWSTORM 1967
532 ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SOCIOLOGY
538 MANS ADAPTATION OF NATURE STUDIES OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE.
546 MODERN SYSTEMS RESEARCH FOR THE EEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST
556 DAYDREAMS NIGHTMARES SOCIOLOGICAL ESSAY AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT
557 FISHES LOAVES SOCIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
558 NATURE AS SYMBOL ANO EXPRESSION IN AMERICAN SOCIAL LIFE
560 PLAY WORLD CAMPING SOCIAL MEANING OUTDOOR RECREATION
561 RESOURCES ANO SOCIAL STRUCTURES
566 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS PARTICIPANTS THREE STYLES FAMILY CAMPING
567 LEVELS OF OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE AND LEISURE ACTIVITY .
570 THE FUNCTIONAL IMPORTANCE OF THE GARDEN IN THE MOUNTAIN CULTURE
574 FORCEO MIGRATION SOCIAL SEPARATION OISPLACED RURAL FAMILIES
575 SOCIAL SEPARATION AMONG OISPLACED RURAL FAMILIES
576 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN A SELECTED OHIO COUNTY
577 THE GROWTH OF THE CITY INTRODUCTION TO A RESEARCH PROJECT
591 CULTURAL PERSONALITY VARIABLES PERCEPTION NATURAL HAZAROS
608 SOCIAL SPACE ANO THE PLANNING OF RESIDENTIAL AREAS
614 ECOLOGY BASIS SYNTHESIS AMONG SOCIAL SCIENCES
645 ENVIRONMENT AND THE SHAPING OF CIVILIZATION
682 RESPONSIVENESS AND RESFCNS IEILITY PROBLEM OF THE ENVIRONMENT
716 SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE COMING COLLISION
733 SLASH- AND-BURN AGRICULTURE IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
742 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN A CRISIS SITUATION THE TAAL DISASTER
814 VARIATIONS IN PATTERNS OF LEISURE BEHAVIOR
819 SHAPE OF COMMUNITY REALIZATION OF HUMAN POTENTIAL
822
SOCIETY CONTINUEO

826 SOCIAL ANO ATTITUDINAL VARIANTS HIGH LOW USE OUTDOOR RECREATION
855 ECONOMIC SOCIAL ASPECTS UTILIZING 6R0UN0 WATER IN CALIFORNIA
919 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY
921 PLANNERS ANO CITIZEN BOAROS SOCIAL THEORY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
949 THE RIO GRANDE FLOOD A COMPARATIVE STUOY
97** MAN IN ADAPTATION THE BIOSOCIAL BACKGROUND
999 THE SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
1040 DEATH BY OIESEL IZATION REACTION TO TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
1041 ENERGY AND SOCIETY
1055 PREDICTION WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT SUCCESS LOCAL COMMUNITIES
1056 SUCCESS OF WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES
112'9 TOPSOIL AND CIVILIZATION
1145 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
1161 SOCIOLOGY OF WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
1193 ORIGIN ANO GROWTH OF URBANIZATION IN THE WORLO
1196 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF GENETIC CONTROL
1200 SOCIAL STRUCTURE ANO FERTILITY AN ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK
1202 COMMUNITY ATTITUOES TOWARD FLUORIDATION
1217 THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENGES OF ZERO POPULTAION GROWTH RATE U.S.
1242 METROPOLITAN WATER INSTITUTIONS
1245 HUMAN ADAPTATION TO DISASTER
1256 CONSERVATION AN UPPER-PIDOLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1258 THE GOVERNING OF A VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION THE SIERRA CLUB
1259 ORGANIZATION AND INTEGRATION OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1260 REOWOOO NATIONAL PARK THE CLEARCUTTING OF A OREAM
1263 STUOY OF ABORTION IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
1269 MANS NATURE AND NATURES MAN THE ECOLOGY OF HUMAN COMMUNITIES
1296 UNANTICIPATED CONSEQUENCES OF PLANNED CHANGE
823
SOCIETY CONT
1299 INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT

1321 SOCIAL PROCESSES IN DISASTER FAMILY EVACUATION
1349 POPULATION GROWTH AND CULTURAL CHANGE
1355 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ANO THE ECOSYSTEM
1361 STUDENT RECRUITMENT INTO THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
1362 CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
1364 RELATIONSHIP OF DOMESTIC WATER USE TO ASSESSEO EVALUATION
1365 DROUTH HISTORY ANO SOCIOLOGY
1375 ORGANIZATIONAL INVOLVEMENT CHANGES COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DISASTER
1376 ORGANIZEO BEHAVIOR IN DISASTER
1377 A SOCIOLOGIST LOOKS AT WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
1393 GENETICS ANO SOCIOLOGY A RECONSIDERATION
1398 THE SOCIOLOGY OF DROUGHT
1428 TECHNIQUE INSTITUTIONS AND AWARENESS
1429 THE TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
1455 THE POLLS POLLUTION ANO ITS COSTS
1465 LEISURE AND CAMPING SOCIAL MEANING OF FORM OF PUBLIC RECREATION
1491 POPULATION CONTROL ANO THE PRIVATE SECTOR
1507 PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTES
1514 SOCIAL ANO PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF OUTDOOR RECREATION
1518 WATER ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
1519 SOCIAL. GROUPS PARTICIPATION SELECTED WATER ACTIVITIES
1525 SOCIAL ELEMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
1526 SOCIOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1527 COALITION ANO SCHISM IN A REGIONAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
1528 ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN PLANNING FOR URBAN FRINGES
1529 THE ECOLOGICAL DELINEATION OF A PLANNING AREA
1532 PATTERNS OF CHOICE ANO THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
1533 SENTIMENT AND SYMBOLISM AS ECOLOGICAL VARIABLES
1534 CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIOLOGY TO STUOY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
1564 DISASTER ANO AFTERMATH INDIVIDUAL ANO GROUP BEHAVIOR
1583 HABITAT ECONOMY ANO SOCIETY GEOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION ETHNOLOGY
1586 THE PLACE OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN DETERMINATION OF LAND USE
1587 PERSISTENCE AND EMERGENCE SOCIAL CULTURAL SYSTEMS IN DISASTERS
1588 COMMUNITY IN DISASTER
824
SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, 'INSTITUTIONS, CULTURE,
SOCIETY CONTINUEO

1592 LAND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CHANGE
1605 TRADITIONAL CULTURES AND THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY
1626 GALLOPING TECHNOLOGY A NEW SOCIAL DISEASE
16^2 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN RELIGIOUS DIFFERENTIALS IN FERTILITY
16*f9 ECOLOGY AND CULTURE ECOLOGICAL AFPROACH IN ANTHROPOLOGY
1662 LANO TENURE GEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY IN CONTACT OF CULTURES
1668 DISASTERS COMPARED IN SIX AMERICAN COMMUNITIES
1669 THE NORC STUOIES OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN OISASTER
1670 CONVERGENCE BEHAVIOR IN DISASTERS PROBLEM SOCIAL CONTROL
1685 THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS A PROOUCT OF ENVIRONMENT
1696 FROM SIT-IN TO HIKE-IN CIVIL RIGHTS ANO ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS
1705 CONSUMPTION OF .URBAN HOUSEHOLD WATER IN NORTHERN UTAH
1715 THE SPFEAD OF IBN KHALDUNS IDEAS ON CLIMATE AND CULTURE
1718 GEOGRAPHY SOCIOLOGY ANO PSYCHOLOGY A PLEA FOR COORDINATION
1736 LEISURE TASTE AND OCCUPATIONAL MILIEU
1739 TOWARD A THEORETICAL SYSTEM OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
171*0 URBANIZATION NATURAL RESOURCES STUOY ORGANIZATIONAL ECOLOGY
17^1 METROPOLITAN GROWTH AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY
1779 IRRIGATION AND SOCIETY IN MEOIEVAL VALENCIA
1798 VARIATION AND ADAPTABILITY OF CULTURE A SYMPOSIUM
180^ HUMAN PROBLEMS IN CONDUCT %F ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
1813 ISSUES IN THE ECOLOGICAL STUOY OF DELINQUENCY
186*1 THE CITY OF MAN A SOCIAL SYSTEMS R1CKCNING
1865 SOCIAL INTELLIGE NCE Pp_R_* AMERICAS FUTURE
1880 COMMUNITY ANO ENVIRONMENT A DISCOURSE IN SOCIAL ECOLOGY
189<* ACCEPTANCE OF INNOVATION PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
1898 MAN SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT THE HISTORICAL BASIS CF PLANNING
1899 SOCIAL CHOICES AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
190 6 CULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION
19^5 INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES EFFECTIVE NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION
19^6 SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND MUTUAL COMPANIES
1977 WORK AND LEISURE SITUATIONAL ATTITUDES
825
SOCIETY CONTINUEO
1991 WATER TRANSFERS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ANO ALTERNATIVE INSTITUTION

2019 THE APPROACH OF HUMAN ECOLOGY TO URBAN AREA RESEARCH
2021 COMMUNITY POWER ANO URB-AN. RENEWAL SUCCESS
2022 ECOLOGY AND HUMAN ECOLOGY
2024 HUMAN ECOLOGY
2026 URBAN SOCIETY A N ' ECOLOGIC A L APPROACH
2046 THE LAND ETHIC REALIZED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS
2047 -EFFECT WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL WELL-BEING QUALITY OF LIFE
2048 MORAL NORMS THREATENED SANCTIONS ANO LITTERING BEHAVIOR
2050 THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ISSUES ATTITU0E RESEARCH WILDERNESS
2054 SOCIETY AND POPULATION
2063 CULTIVATED PLANTS CULTURAL DIFFUSION IN NUCLEAR AMERICA
2074 THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN ANTHROPOLOGY
2081 ORGANIZATION ANO MANAGEMENT IN THE FOREST SERVICE
2084 SOCIOLOGY AND APPLIED LEISURE RESEARCH
2087 SOCIAL ASPECTS OF OUTOCCR RECREATION THE DEVELOPMENT CAMPGROUND
2140 FAMILIES IN OISASTER
2175 SOCIAL ANO CULTURAL IMPACTS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2176 SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS CF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2177 TOWARD INCLUDING ETHNOLOGICAL. PARAMETERS IN RIVER BASIN MODELS
2188 STABILITY IN ECOLOGICAL ANO SOCIAL SYSTEMS
2190 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND HUMAN SOCIETY
2201 ARE FORESTERS CONTRIBUTING TO SOLUTION CRITICAL SOCIAL PROBLEMS
2223 FORCES OF URBAN CENTRALIZATION AND OE-CENTRALIZATION
2254 HUMAN HABITAT
2270 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF GROUP DENSITY ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
2279 EFFECT OF WAR DESTRUCTION UFON THE ECOLOGY OF CITIES
2323 POSTSCRIPT ON SOCIAL CHANGE
2334. MAN ANO WATER
2362 SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT CONTEMPORARY READINGS
826
SOCIETY CONTINUEO
2368 THE ROLE OF RECREATION. IN OUR PLA Y-ORIENTEO SOCIETY

2376 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT TO RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT
2398 ANNOYANCE REACTIONS EXTERNAL FACTORS DIFFERENT GROUPS
2424 LEISURE IN AMERICA A SGCIAL INQUIRY
2431 ECOLOGICAL EXPLANATION INT ERMET RG FOLITAN MIGRATION
2448 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND PARTICIPATION 8I8LI0GRAPHY
2464 SOCIETY AND NATURE A SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY
2465 THE PHYSICAL 3ASIS OF SOCIETY
2476 NATIONAL POPULATIONS AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL WATERSHED
2486 SIGNIFICANCE OF MULTIPLE-GROUP MEMBERSHIP IN OISASTER
2490 SOCIOECONOMIC VARIABLES RELATEO TO CAMPSITE USE
2500 INDIANAPOLIS STUDY SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS FERTILITY
2506 ON MAN IN HI? ENVIRONMENT
J508 RECREATION AS SOCIAL ACTION
2509 SOCIETY AND ITS PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
2510 SOME PROBLEMS IN LOGIC OF CURRENT MAN-ENVIRONMENT STUDIES
2511 THINKING SOCIAL -SCIENTIFIC ALLY ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2515 HUNTING IN WISCONSIN INFLUENCED BY SOCIAL CLASS AND RESIDENCE
2546 THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PUBLIC POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHY
2550 CULTURE CONFLICT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
2566 SOCIOLOGY AND THE ECOSYSTEM AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
2567 CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT IN INTERIOR ASIA
2569 ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT ANO SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
2635 THE SOCIAL ANO PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT A SOCIAL SCIENTISTS VIEW
2640 POPULATION DENSITY AN PSYCHIATRIC OIAGNOSIS
2641 CULTURAL FOGWEED AND OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH
2642 SOME SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FOREST RECREATION
2662 CULTURE ANO ENVIRONMENT THE TRAINING CF CRITICAL AWARENESS
827
SOCIETY CONTINUEr
2673 THE SOCIAL DEFINITION OF OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PLACES

2675 URBAN NEIGHBOURHOOD AS A SOCIO-SP ATIAL SCHEMA
2684 THE TRAFFIC JAM PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY
2707 THE SATISFICERS
2736 SOCIO-ECONOMIC" PATTERNS OUTDOOR RECREATION USE NEAR URBAN AREAS
2785 SOCIO-POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS POLICIES FOR HABITABLE ENVIRONMENT
2826 IMPACT RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION RESIDENTIAL PLANS KENTUCKY OHIO-
2829 TERRITORIALITY A NEGLECTED SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSION
2899 THE CONCEPT OF DOMINANCE AND WORLD ORGANIZATION
2901 ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF THE HUMAN COMMUNITY
2902 HUMAN ECOLOGY
2904 SPATIAL DISTANCE ANO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION PATTERN
2925 CONSERVATION POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS
2950 THE MYTH OF POPULATION CONTROL AN INDIAN VXLLAGE
3000 AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND ECOLOGICAL IDEAS
3027 BIO-SOCIAL COMPONENTS OF POLITICAL PROCESSES
3034 SOCIOLOGY BIOLOGY ANO THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3035 AIR POLLUTION AS A SOCIO-E NVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM
3037 FORWARD THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGE TO MEOICAL SOCIOLOGY
3089 A PARSON IAN SCHEME FOR THE STUDY OF MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
3090 POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR THE DESIGNERS PARADISE
3105 ALLOCATION OF PRIORITIES TO URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3124 THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IN DISASTER ANO AFTER
3150 SOIL CONSERVATION ECONOMIC ANO SOCIAL CONDITIONS
3152 OIL IN THE VELVET- PLAYGROUND
3154 TOWARD A MORE HUMAN HUMAN ECOLOGY
3155 AIR POLLUTION A. SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
828
SOCIETY CONT
3159 THE 8I0S0CIAL NATURE OF MAN.

3163 BEFORE THE WIND STUOY OF RESPONSE TO HURRICANE CARLA
3161* TORNADOES OVER TEXAS A STUDY OF WACO AND SAN ANGELO IN OISASTER
3172 SOCIOLOGY IN THE TVA
3179 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT CONFLICT OYNAMICS
3180 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ANO THE QUALITY OF LIFE
3199 POPULATION THEORY AND POLITICS
3208 TECHNICS ANO CIVILIZATION
3227 THE EFFECTS OF DENSITY CN SOCIALITY AND HEALTH IN MAMMALS
3241 GOVERNANCE ANO 'POPULATION
3269 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
3279 TOWARO A SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY OF FOREST RECREATION
3303 TECHNOLOGY BIOLOGY AND THE CHANGING FAMILY
3329 ENVIRONMENT POWER ANO SOCIETY
3330 FROM COMMUNITY STUOIES TO REGIONALISM
3334 INVENTIONS POPULATION ANO HISTORY
3335 SOCIAL TRENOS
3336 POPULATION PRIVATE OWNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY STANDARD CF LIVING
3340 INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ENCOURAGE INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
3353 TRENDS IN LAW OTHER INSTITUTIONS NURTURE OF OIVERSE HABITATS
336** SOCIOLOGY AND E N VIRONMENT AL PLANNING A SCALAR PERSPECTIVE
3378 DISCUSSION NEW APPROACHES ORGANIZING LAND AND WATER USE
3398 ECOLOGICAL POTENTIAL ANO CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN HESOAMERICA
3403 TUE URBAN COMMUNITY AS SPATIAL PATTERN AND MORAL ORDER
3409 AN APPROACH TO THE BIOENERGETICS OF RURAL WEST BENGAL
3445 COALTOWN REVISITED AN APPALACHIAN NOTEBOOK
3464 LEISURE THE 8ASIS OF CULTURE
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENOUMS
3483 SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES HYORO-ELECTIRC DEVELOPMENT MAINE
3506 OEMOGRAPHIC SOCIAL ASPECTS CONTRACEPTIVE STERILIZATION U.S.
3535 THE COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL ITS PROBLEMS IN OISASTERS
3536 IMAGES OF WITHDRAWAL BEHAVIOR IN OISASTERS
3543 THE NATURE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY REEXAMINATION AND REDEFINITION
3544 TOPICAL SUMMARY OF CURRENT LITERATURE ON HUMAN ECOLOGY
829
SOCIETY CONT
3551 CURE FOR CHAOS FRESH SOLUTIONS THROUGH SYSTEMS APPROACH

3557 HOUSE FORM AND CULTURE
3583 THE SOCIOLOGY OF NATURE
3616 CIVILIZATION AT THE CROSSROADS SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL
361*7 ORGANIZING WATER POLLUTION CONTROL RIVER BASIN AUTHORITIES
3664 NOISE AND SOCIETY
3678 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SNOW AND ICE
3683 HUMAN HEALTH COMMUNITY LIFE AND REOISCOVERY OF ENVIRONMENT
3684 TECHNOLOGY ANO SOCIETY INFLUENCE OF MACHINES IN UNITED STATES
3698 WHERE THE WASTELANO ENDS
3732 NOTES. ON THE CONCEPT OF A POPULATION
3734 VARIABILITY AND CONVERGENCE IN THE AMERICAN POPULATION
3743 CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT THE STUOY OF CULTURAL ECOLOGY
3747 THE HISTORY ANO SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF THE POTATO
3762 THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
3771 BIOLOGY SOCIETY ANO CULTURE IN HUMAN SOCIETY
3803 OUTOOOR RECREATION ON FEDERAL LANDS ORGANIZATION
3818 GENERA1IZATIONS CONCERNING THE ECOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN CITY
3819 LAND VALUES AS AN ECOLOGICAL INOEX
3824 DENSITY HEALTH ANO SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION
3826 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR
3834 SOCIAL MOBILITY IN OEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE
3835 SOCIAL MORPHOLOGY ANO HUMAN ECOLOGY
3836 SOCIAL SCIENCE ANO THE CITY SURVEY OF URBAN RESEARCH
3890 JHE PROCESSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE BY MAN
830
SOCIETY CONTINUED
390** TVA ANO THE GRASS ROOTS SOCIOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATION

39*3 FIELO SURVEY WYOCENA TCWNSHIP RESPONSE TO SANITARY LANOFILL
3945 INDICATORS OF SOCIAL CHANGE CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT
3993 DISASTERS AND SOCIAL CHANGE
3998 SOCIAL CHANGE QUALITY CF LIFE AND URBAN AFFAIRS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4003 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DESCRIPTION KENTUCKY COUNTY BEFORE RESERVOIR
4005 SOCIAL-WELL-BEING PROBLEMS ANO PROSPECTS
4006 BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIES ECONOMIC ANO CULTURAL DISTINCTIONS
4009 LAND WATER ANO SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
4010 WATER AND CULTURE NEW RULES FCR OLD INSTITUTIONS
4025 INSTITUTIONALISM ANALYSIS ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
4058 TIME BUDGETS ANO HUMAN 9EHAVI0R
4064 HOUSEHOLD WATER USE ANO SOCIAL STATUS
4066 SOCIAL CLASS ANO HOUSEHOLD WATER CONSUMPTION
4067 SOCIAL STATUS ATTITUDES WATE.R POLLUTION AND SUPPLY
4091 CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN INTERPRETATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
4125 SOCIAL BENEFIT VERSUS TECHNOLOGICAL RISK
4159 IRRIGATION CIVILIZATIONS A COMPARATIVE STUDY
4167 POPULATION ANO PEOPLE
4179 CULTURAL ANO NATUPAL CHECKS ON POPULATION GROWTH
4188 MALE SEX-ROLE AND RESPONSE TO A COMMUNITY PROBLEM
4252 THE. ANTIQUITY ANO WORLO EXPANSION OF HUMAN CULTURE
4265 STUOIES IN HUMAN ECOLOGY
4268 ENVIRONMENTAL BASIS FOR SOCIETY-HISTORY OF SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
43*00 FROM ECONOMIC TO SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4305 THE PROCESS OF URBANIZATION.
4339 DIVERGENCES SOCIAL COST ANO PRIVATE COST
4407 FARMERS WORLD THE YEARBOOK CF AGRICULTURE 1964
4450 ENVIRONMENT AND THE COMMUNITY AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
4495 THE ECONOMIC ANO SOCIAL IMPORTANCE OF ESTUARIES
4516 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND AIR POLLUTION
4520 METROPOLITAN DOMINANCE AND INTEGRATION
4533 ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURAL 8EHAVICP
4548 ICONS OF THE FUTURE ANO SCENARIOS OF THE APOCALYPSE
4550 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CONSOLIDATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
<*551 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE
831
SOCIETY CONTINUE
1*552 SOCIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT

1*553 WATER ANO SOCIETY SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS RESOURCE LIMITATIONS
l*55k ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
1*555 HOPEFUL MASTERY OVER NATURE
1*563 ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORATION SOCIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
**57k CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON POPULATION TWO TUPI TRIBES
1*575 DEPOPULATION SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TAPIRAPE INDIANS
1+582 MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND CIVILIZATION
1*586 TORNADO IN WORCESTER BEHAVIOR IN AN EXTREME SITUATION
t+591 TOWARD CENTURY '21 TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY AND HUMAN VALUES
1+593 CIVILIZATION ANO CLIMATE
1*609 EFFECTIVENESS ACCOUNTABILITY WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1*610 MEASURING SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES LARGE-SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
1*619 A MODEL OF SOCIETY
i*621 LAND AND SOCIETY IN NEW ZEALAND ESSAYS IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
1*632 ATTITUDE CHANGE TOWARD RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION
1*633 THE GREAT PLAINS STUDY IN INSTITUTIONS AND ENVIRONMENT
1*653 INSTITUTIONS FOR URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER MANAGEMENT
1*659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER
1*660 URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER PLANNING DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
1+667 THE SOCIAL MEANING OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1*675 DEMOGRAPHIC ANO SOCIAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION GROWTH
1*677 THE INFLUENCE OF NATURE ON JAPANESE CHARACTER
i*707 SOCIAL_ AJiD_£C_ONOMIC ASPECTS OF NATURAL RESOURCES
**Z\X- _MA TER HEALTH SOC IE TV
1*715 ENERGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIVILIZATION
1*716 THE ENERGY THEORY OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
1*721 EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON CERTAIN CULTURAL PRACTICES
1*721* COMMUNITIES ANO ECOSYSTEMS
1*735 SOCIAL INDICATORS AND SOCIETAL MONITORING BIBLIOGRAPHY
i*737 UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION OF LEISURE ECONOMIC GROWTH CN FREE TIME
1*71*0 TOWARD BEHAVIORAL MOOEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
i*7i*2 CONCEPT OF SOCIAL WELL-BEING ACTION PROGRAMS' WATER RESOURCES
i*7i*3 LOCAL ACTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
i»7i*i* SPECIAL AGENCY PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENT WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
1*71*5 SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
i*7i*6 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
k7k7 GENERALIZED PART IC IPAT ICN VOLUNTARY LEADERS LOCAL WATERSHEO
1*753 THE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT ANO PLANNING
1*769 QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES
1*781* URBAN COMMUNITIES 1930-191*0
i*785 URBANISM AS A WAY OF LIFE
1*792 RELATION NATURE TO MAN ILLUSTRATED NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN
1*793 THE RELATION OF NATURE TO MAN* IN ABORIGINAL AMERICA
1*816 WATER HEALTH ANO SOCIETY SELECTEO PAPERS
1*822 MIGRATION AS AN ADJUSTMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
i*839 CHILOREN IN SMALLTOWN ANO LARGETOWN USA ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
1*81*7 POPULATION ANO SOCIETY
1*862 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WATER-8ASE0 RECREATION IN IOWA
1*870 THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF A RURAL COMMUNITY
1,871 NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY SATISFACTION NEW TOWNS SUBURBS
832
SOCIOLOG.Y, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, INSTITUTIONS, CULTURE,
SOCIETY CONTINUED
♦872 SATISFACTION WITH NEIGHBORHOODS COMPATIBILITY DENSITY SITE

*879 INTERACTION BETWEEN NATURE AND SOCIETY AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
833
SPACE, SPATIAL BEHAVIOR, TERRITORIALITY
57 THE SYSTEM OF I NTERMETROPOLITAN POPULATION FLOWS

60 ECOLOGY OF ISOLATED GROUPS
61 ECOLOGY OF HOME ENVIRONMENTS
82 THE CONCEPT OF HOME RANGE
296 DELINEATING PERSONAL DISTANCE AND TERRITORIALITY
310 EFFECTS OF POPULATION DENSITY LIVING SPACE IN C5761/10 MOUSE
328 GEOGRAPHY ANO SPACE
339 POPULATION GROWTH URBAN SYSTEMS OF UNITED STATES 1980-2000-
379 TYRANNY OF DISTANCE
387 ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING IN YOUNG CHILDREN
481 SENSE OF PLACE
586 UNUSUAL ENVIRONMENTS ANO HUMAN BEHAVIOR
608 SOCIAL SPACE ANO THE PLANNING OF RESIDENTIAL AREAS
700 SPACE AND THE STRATEGY CF LIFE
803 PATTERNS OF TIME AND SPACE USE
818 COMMUNITY ANO PRIVACY TCWARD A NEW ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM
975 CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIFETAL FORCES IN URBAN GEOGRAPHY
1096 HUMANS AND HABITATS
1187 OPEN SPACE ITS USE ANO PRESERVATION
1432 COMPUTING VISIBLE AREAS FROM PROFOSED RECREATION DEVELOPMENTS
1460 AGGRESSION OOMINANCE HIERARCHY AND TERRITORIALITY
1461 BEHAVIOR AND ENVIRONMENT USE OF SPACE ANIMALS AND MEN
1664 RELATIONSHIP COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY INTERPERSONAL DIMENSION
1676 POPULATION TRENOS NONMETRO POL IT AN CITIES VILLAGES U.S.
1847 URBANISM RECONSIDERED
1910 THE HIODEN DIMENSION
1911 HUMAN NEEDS AND INHUMAN CITIES
1940 THE CASE OF GOV ERNMENT- ASSISTED MIGRATION
1986 THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPATIAL COGNITION A REVIEW
834
SPACE, SPATIAL BEHAVIOR, TERRITORIALITY CONTINUED

2030 BEHAVIOR SPACE AND PERCEPTION SPACE A RECONNAISSANCE
2111 OPEN SPACE AND THE LAW
2127 SPACE AND BEHAVIOR A SELECTED 8IBLIOGAPHY
2134 THE SQUEEZE CITIES WITHOUT SPACE
2165 URBAN SCALE ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
2213 HUMAN SPATIAL ORIENTATION
2223 FORCES OF URBAN CENTRALIZATION AND OE-CENTRALIZATION
2302 RELIGION LANOSCAPE ANO SPACE
2704 CHANGING SIZES FORMS ANO FUNCTIONS OF URBAN AREAS
2722 PSYCHOLOGICAL ANO GEOGRAPHIC SPACE PERCEPTION
2748 CHALLENGE OF THE LAND OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION AT LOCAL LEVEL
2829 TERRITORIALITY A NEGLECTED SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSION
2885 GESTALT ECOLOGY HOW DO WE CREATE OUR SPACE
2904 SPATIAL DISTANCE ANO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION PATTERN
2985 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS OF ORIENTATIONS TOWARD PRIVACY
2986 ORIENTATIONS TOWARD PRIVACY ENVIONMENTAL AND PERSONALITY
2987 PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF ORIENTATIONS TOWARD PRIVACY
3026 PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS POPULATION 0ISTRI8UTI0N ISSUES
3064 ELEMENT OF SPACE IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
3321 IDENTIFICATION OF SOME FUNDAMENTAL SPATIAL CONCEPTS
3346 OUR NEED OF BREATHING SPACE
3387 THE ACCESSIBLE CITY
3388 OUTOOOR RECREATION PARTICIPATION OISTANCES EXPENDITURES
3403 TUE URBAN COMMUNITY AS SPATIAL PATTERN ANO MORAL OROER
3439 HOW A REGION GROWS AREA DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S. ECONOMY
3524 FREEOOM OF CHOICE ANO BEHAVIOR IN A PHYSICAL SETTING
3885 THE INEXORABLE PROBLEM OF SPACE
**049 PERSONAL SPACE THE BEHAVIORAL BASIS OF OESIGN
4129 SPACE TERRITORY AND HUMAN MOVEMENTS
835
SPACE, SPATIAL BEHAVIOR, TERRITORIALITY CONTINUED

4186 GEOPOLITICS THE STRUGGLE FOR SPACE ANO POWER
4190 HYPOTHESIS FOR ADEQUATE DISTRIBUTION CF OPEN SPACE
M91 INCENTIVES AND CONTROLS FOR OPEN SPACE
4192 OPEN SFACE FOR URBAN AMERICA
4201 THE ORGANIZATION OF SPATIAL STIMULI
4236 IMPORTANCE OF OPEN~TPACE IN THE URBAN PATTERN
4288 HABITATS AND TERRITORIES
4463 WHERE NOT TO 3UIL0 GUIOE FOR OPEN SPACE PLANNING
4520 METROPOLITAN DOMINANCE ANO INTEGRATION
4531 IN SEARCH OF STANDARDS FOR PRESERVING OPEN SPACE
4587 METROPOLITAN OPEN SPACE AND NATURAL PROCESS
4615 SYMBOLIC ANO EXPRESSIVE USES OF SPACE
4634 ORDER IN DIVERSITY COMMUNITY WITHOUT PROPINQUITY
4730 OPEN SPACE ACTION
4740 TOWARD BEHAVIORAL MODEL PEASANT MIGRATION ARGENTINE CASE
4772 POTENTIAL RECREATION OPEN SFACE NEW YORK STATE
4777 CITIES ANO SPACE THE FUTURE USE OF URBAN LAND
836
TRANSPORTATION
120 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OF CITY- STREETS

121 THE VIEW FROM THE ROAO
367 PREDICTING COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO AIRCRAFT NOISE
391 THE LANDUSE/TRANSPORT SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
463 OUTDOOR NOISE TRANSPORTATION AND CITY PLANNING
509 ROADLESS AREA
825 AUTO IN AMERICAS LANDSCAPE AND WAY OF LIFE
956 THE GREAT 8ILLB0ARD SELLOUT
1078 TRANSPORTATION AND THE PERSON
1099 LANOSCAPE OF ROADS
1827 THE INFERNAL SMOG MACHINE
1858 SUBJECTIVE RESPONSE TO ROAD TRAFFIC NOISE
1888 ECONOMICS TRANSPORT PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
2195 TRANSPORTATION BURDEN OR BLESSING TO THE ENVIRONMENT
2241 ORIGIN DEVELOPMENT WATERWAYS POLICY UNITED STATES
2382 THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND THE MOTOR VEHICLE*
2406 ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF URBAN ROAO TRAFFIC
2472 ABANDONED VEHICLES A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2564 THE BEERCAN BY THE HIGHWAY
2609 SONIC BOOMS FROM SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT
2684. THE TRAFFIC JAM PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY
2747 RESPONSE TO THE ROADSIDE ENVIRONMENT
2897 METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN A SURVEY OF AIRCRAFT NCISE ANNOYANCE
3203 FROM THE GROUND UP ARCHITECTURE HOUSING HIGHWAY CIVIC DESIGN
3204 THE HIGHWAY AND THE CITY ESSAYS
3331 PEOPLE TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND THE URBAN SCENE AN OVERVIEW II
3333 INVENTIONS OF LOCAL TRANSPORTATION AND THE PATTERNS OF CITIES
3599 A NATIONAL STUDY OF ROADSIOE LITTER
3651 HIGHWAYS AND OUR ENVIRONMENT
3800 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF HIGHWAYS
837
TRANSPORTATION

3999 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
^036 HIGHWAY AND THE LANDSCAPE
1*220 TRAVEL _ANO THE NATIONAL PARKS AN ECONOMIC STUDY
4.779 RESPONSE TO ROADSIOE ENVIRONMENT
^3^7 RESEARCH ON THE ENVIRONMENT OF TRAVEL
**359 THE ROLE OF TRANSPORTATION AND THE BASES FOR INTERACTION
^33 AUTOMOBILE ANO AIR POLLUTION PROGRAM FOR PROGRESS
^52 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE BIG CYPRESS SWAMP JETFORT
<»*t89 AIRCRAFT NOISEi" AND SONIC BOOM SELECTED REFERENCES
k6i*5 SST COMING THREAT TO WILDERNESS
<*780 PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES IN JUDGMENTS OF ROADSIDE QUALITY
1*857 URBAN TRANSPORTATION ANO LAND USE IN TANZANIA
838
VOLUNTARY ACTION, VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION, SOCIAL
MOVEMENTS
32 ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS COUNTE RMO VEMENTS

35 BATTLE FCR THE ENVIRONMENT
45 AMERICAN AGRICULTURE RESOURCE ISSUES FOR THE CCMING YEARS
64 RESOURCE GUIDE ON POLLUTION CONTROL
133 A LADOER OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
143 POLLUTION PROTEST. AND PARTICIPATION
166 PARTICIPATION .AND CONFLICT IN MAKING AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY
223 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH INC.
224 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH A SECOND STUDY
225 ZERO POPULATION GROWTH INC. A STUDY OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
233 POLITICAL ALIENATION AND PERCEPTION OF CHALLENGE OUTCOMES
234 TREND ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTALISTS COMMITMENT ADVOCACY
237 COALITION OF THE CLEAN FOLLUTION AND THE POOR
249 A CITIZENS GUIDE TO AIR POLLUTION
298 ECOHYSTERICS AND THE TECHNOFHOBES
394 SEA-LEVEL CANAL HOW THE ACAOEHYS VOICE WAS MUTED
406 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
413 ECOLOGY AND REVOLUTIONARY THOUGHT
452 THE NEW CONSERVATIONISTS
581 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION STRATEGIES
612 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION EFFECTING COMMUNITY CHANGE
741 PARTICIPATORY TECHNOLOGY
763 WATER POLLUTION OFFICIALS GOADED INTO RAISING QUALITY STANOAROS
896 COMMUNITY ACTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
921 PLANNERS AND CITIZEN BOARDS SOCIAL THEORY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
943 THE CAMPUS TEACH-IN ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS 1970
1039 EARTH DAY THE BEGINNING A GUICE FOR SURVIVAL
1058 THE CRUSADE TO SAVE OREGONS SCENERY
1091 UN-POLITICS OF AIR POLLUTION NONDECISIONMA KING IN THE CITIES
1098 DEFINITIONAL MODEL PUBLIC PERCEPTION AIR POLLUTION
1180 NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS AND URBAN RENEWAL
1202 COMMUNITY ATTITUDES TOWARD FLUORIDATION
1222 THE ENVIRONMENTAL HANOBCOK
1223 VOTERS GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
1256 CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIDDLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1258 THE GOVERNING OF A VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION THE SIERRA CLUB
839
MOVEMENTS
CONTINUED
1259 ORGANIZATION AND INTEGRATION OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1265 AMERICAS NEEDS AND RESOURCES A NEW SURVEY
1331 SAVING THE CRUSftOE THE HIGH COST OF PROTECTING OUR FUTURE
1360 POLITICS AND ECOLOGY PCLITCAL PROFILE STUDENT ECO-ACTIVISTS
1361 STUDENT RECRUITMENT INTO THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
1362 CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
1450 A DIRECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
1585 ADMINISTRATIVE CONDUCT IN ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS
1644 ADVOCACY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION DECISIONS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
1675 ECOLOGY MOVEMENT EXPOSED
1696 FROM SIT-IN TO HIKE-IN CIVIL RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS
1704 IN COMMON CAUSE
1731 PARTICIPATORY ECOLOGY EMBRYONIC SOCIAL MOVEMENT
1733 MANY CONCERNED FEW COMMITTED QUESTIONNAIRE FINOINGS
1734 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON QUESTIONNAIRE FINDINGS
1735 YOU AND THE ECOLOGY MOVEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
1754 BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE OEEP BLUE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1790 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN URBAN RENEWAL
1808 VICTORY ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
1836 THE DISASTER LOBBY
1837 THE IDEOLOGY OF ANTI FLUORIDATION LEAOERS
1884 ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES POPULIST NEW DEAL
1896 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND THE PUBLIC PLANNED WEATHER MODIFICATION
1978 CONSERVATION AN UPPER-MIDOLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
2008 ATTITUDES WATER INFLUENTIALS OBSTACLES URBANIZEO RIVER BASIN
2014 THE PARADOXES OF THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
2021 COMMUNITY POWER AND URBAN RENEWAL SUCCESS
2033 THE MYTHOLOGY OF CONSERVATION
2079 MEMBERSHIP IN CONSERVATION GROUPS AND OUTDOOR CLUBS
2089 USING PUBLIC INPUTS IN RESOURCE OECISION-MAKING
84u
MOVEMENTS
CONTINUED
2091 CONSERVATION POLITICS AND DEMOCRACY
2226 THIS LAND OF OURS COMMUNITY CONSERVATION PROJECTS FOR CITIZENS
2346 PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION
2447 ECOLOGY FEVER
2448 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND PARTICIPATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
2491 THE CONSERVATION FIGHT THEOOORE ROOSEVELT TO THE TVA
2498 SCIENCE AND FLUORIDATION AN ATTITUDE STUOY
2658 THE BIOCRATS
2713 NUCLEAR-POWER REBELLION CITIZENS VS ATOMIC ESTABLISHMENT
2738 WHAT WE SAVE NOW AN AUDUBON DEFENSE PRIMER
2780 EARTH TOOL KIT A MANUAL FOR CITIZEN ACTIVISTS
2781 ECOTAGE
2783 AIR POLLUTION AND THE FUBLIC WILL
2835 PUBLIC AWARENESS AND CITIZEN RESPONSIBILITY
2836 ENVIRONMENT AND EMOTIONALISM
2849 WILDERNESS MOVEMENT AT THE CROSSROAOS 1945-1970
2850 ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION SOUTH FLORIOA HAND800K FOR CITIZENS
2851 THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT PAST AND PRESENT
2853 THE POLITICAL CONTEXT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
2869 A COMMENT CONSERVATION AN UFPER-MIDOLE CLASS SOCIAL MOVEMENT
2933 DOOMSOAY FOR MANKIND A CRITIQUE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
2934 THE DOOMSDAY SYNDROME AN ATTACK ON PESSIMISM
2940 CONSERVATIONISTS AT THE BARRICADES
2959 THE NEW ENVIRONMENTALISM
3017 ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
3019 CITIZEN UTILIZATION OF NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY
3026 PUBLIC ATTITUOE TOWARDS POPULATION DISTRIBUTION ISSUES
841
MOVEMENTS
CONTINUED
3050 INSIGHTS INTO POLLUTION
3086 ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION
3105 ALLOCATION OF PRIORITIES TO URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
3106 ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PROBLEM
3107 LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION PROGRAMS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ORGS
3108 POWER AND DECISION MAKING IN MEGALOPOLIS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
3112 RESPONSIBILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS
3124 THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IN DISASTER AND AFTER
3135 PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIORAL STUOIES IN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
3140 ECOTACTICS THE SIERRA CLUB HANOBOOK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISTS
3146 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION THE LOCAL PERSPECTIVE
3147 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FEDERAL POLICIES ANO PRACTICES
3152 OIL IN THE VELVET PLAYGROUNO
3179 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT CONFLICT DYNAMICS
3212 THE .ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT FACTS ANO FICTION
3213 AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION ANO ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3244 THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT READINGS IN HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
3293 IN DEFENSE OF PEOPLE ECOLOGY AND THE SEDUCTION OF RADICALISM
3300 THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION A GUIDE FOR THE NEW MASTERS
3382 WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW AND 00 ABOUT POLLUTION
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENDUMS
3494 EVERYONE WANTS TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
3495 POLLUTION AND THE PUBLIC
3602 WITHOUT MARX OR JESUS THE NEW AMERICAN REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN
3613 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS ANO NEW MEXICO STATE PARK SYSTEM
3629 CONSEQUENCES OEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE ROLES STATUS OF WCMEN
3655 A CRITICAL NOTE ON THE NEW CONSER VATIONI SM
3744 ROLE OF LLOYD HARBOR STUDY GROUP IN SHOREHAM HEARINGS
842
MOVEMENTS
CONTINUED
3750 YOUR ENVIRONMENT AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT
3751 OPINION AND CONCERN ABOUT AIR POLLUTION ON STATEN ISLANO
3755 STOP IT A GUIDE TO OEFENSE OF THE ENVIRONMENT
3791 OEFENDING THE ENVIRONMENT A STRATEGY FOR CITIZEN ACTION
3792 EMERGING LEGAL STRATEGIES JUDICIAL INTERVENTION
3793 SEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ROLE OF THE COURTS
3827 POLITICS PARTICIPATION ANO POLLUTION THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
3839 ENVIRONMENTALISM FAD CR FIXTURE
3846 A CONSERVATIVE REFORM SAVING THE REDWOODS 1917-1940
3875 STUDENT ACTIVISM ON ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3894 THE DILEMMA OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
3904 TVA AND THE GRASS ROOTS SOCIOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATION
3939 VOLUNTEERISM IN OISASTER SITUATIONS
3943 FIELD SURVEY WYOCENA TCWNSHIP RESPONSE TO SANITARY LANDFILL
3946 THE ENVIRONMENTAL ERA POLICY AND CONCEPTS 1962-1972
3947 ESTABLISHMENT AND RADICALS CN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
3971 CITIZEN ATTITUOES TOWARD THE ENVIRONMENT
3983 ENVIRONMENTALISM A LA RECHERCHE DU TEMPS PERDU BIEN PERDU
4011 CHANGING PUBLIC OPINION PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
4060 ENVIRONMENTALISM
4108 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS CLARIFICATIONS FROM ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL
4126 POWER AND THE PEOPLE THE CASE OF CON EDISON
4135 POWER AND THE POLICY PROCESS FEOERAL GOVERNMENT
4140 EARTH CAY CELEBRATIONS HYMN LOVE EARTH HATE PEOPLE
4164 IN QUEST OF QUIET MEETING THE MENACE OF NOISE POLLUTION
4173 SANITY IN RESEARCH AND EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
4218 ROLE OF HIGH SCHOOL IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
4234 POWTRÂLONG THE- HUDSON-STORM KING AND ENVIRONMENTALISM
4278 BRANOYWINE BASIN OEFEAT OF AN ALMOST PERFECT PLAN
4453 ITS YOUR WORLD THE GRASS ROOTS CONSERVATION STORY
4462 THIRO WAVE AMERICAS NEW CONSERVATION
4528 HISTORY OF THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT
4529 THE ECOLOGICAL CITIZEN
4548 ICONS OF THE FUTURE AND SCENARIOS OF THE APOCALYPSE
4606 AN EDITORIAL VIRULENT ENVIRONMENTALISM
4608 STUDY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCES PLANNING PROCESS
4744 SPECIAL AGENCY PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENT WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
4746 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ANO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
843
VOLUNTARY ACTION, VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS, CITIZEN PARTICIAFTffONTISOEOAL Ma
<+863 MEASURING ATTITUOE TOWARD A COMMUNITY WATER ISSUE
844
WASTE
904 COST OF RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

9G5 LAND USE PLANNING AND SOLIO WASTE MANAGEMENT
1003 EFFORT ANO INCENTIVE DETERMINANTS OF TRASH RECYCLING BEHAVIOR
1238 FEDERAL FOLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS WATER AIR ANO SOLID WASTES
1507 PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTES
2723 WASTE MANAGEMENT ANO ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER
2751 DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RECREATIONAL
30 0 3 MAN ANQ HIS ENVIRONMENT WASTE
JZtb SY M PO SI UM RES IDU A L S ANO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
3501 DIGEST OF SELECTEO LOCAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ORDINANCES
3943 FIELD SURVEY WYOCENA TOWNSHIP RESPONSE TO SANITARY LANDFILL
4000 THIRD POLLUTION SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
4012 WASTE MATERIAL RECOVERY AND REUSE
4475 AGRICULTURAL UTILIZATION SEWAGE EFFLUENCE SLUDGE GIBLIOGRAPHY
4494 SOLIO WASTE MANAGEMENT LIST OF AVAILABLE LITERATURE
4854 WASTES OF CIVILIZATION
845
WATER
8 TECHNOLOGY IN AMERICAN WATER ■ DEVELOPMENT

20 LAND WATER AND FOOD
27 ECOLOGY OF DROUGHT CYCLES AND GRAZING INTENSITY
**Q SOCIAL ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
GOVERNMENT AGENCY EFFORTS IN QUALITY CF LIFE IMFACTS
5k MAN AGAINST FLOOD
75 ARID ZONE DEVELOPMENT A REAFPRAISAL UNOER MODERN CONDITIONS
76 WATER MEASURING AND MEETING FUTURE REQUIREMENTS
88 EMERGING NON IRR IGAT ION DEMANDS FOR WATER
102 PROCEEDINGS SOCIAL ASPECTS CF WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
10^ CONFERENCE QUALITY OF LIFE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
105 SOCIAL ASPECTS FLOOOING URBANIZED EAST SALT LAKE COUNTY AREA
106 FUNCTION OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
110 REGIONALIZATION MULTI-OBJECTIVE PLANNING EVALUATION
1^2 WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS PRIVATE RIGHTS AND PUBLIC GOODS
1^9 WATER RESOURCES USE AND MANAGEMENT
152 THIS VITAL AIR THIS VITAL WATER MANS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
192 MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARD WATER USE PRIORITIES
198 NOR*H DAKOTA WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION OPERATION SETTING
199 THE HAPVEST OF THE SEA
200 EVALUATION OF DROUGHT HAZARD
231 NATIONAL PLAN POLICY CONTROL ANO USE WATER RESOURCES
2<*8 RESERVOIRS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE
256 THE FOREST ANO THE SEA
266 FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT AN APPROACH FOR OHIO
269 RECREATIONAL USE OF DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS
275 ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
29* FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ATTITUDE TOWARD RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION
36^ ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
846
WATER CONTINUED
382 WATER FOR THE CITIES

38** COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY DOMESTIC AND MUNICIPAL
394 SEA-LEVEL CANAL HOW THE ACADEMYS VOICE WAS MUTED
416 THE OUST BOWL IN THE 1970S
431 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY AGRICULTURE
447 DIFFUSION OF THE DECISION TO IRRIGATE
449 FORECASTING THE DEMANDS FOR WATER
455 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE WABASH 8ASIN
461 ECONOMICS ANO WATER POLLUTION A8ATEMENT
476 SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS PARTICIPATION OUTDOOR RECPEATION
513 SMALL WATERSHEO APPROACH TO FLOOD PREVENTION AND CONSERVATION
514 SMALL WATERSHEDS AS UNITS FOR PLANNING
520 ECONOMIC MODEL FLCOOPLAIN LAND USE AND LAND USE POLICY
533 THE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM IN WATER PHILOSOPHY
534 EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TOWARD USES OF RECLAIMED WATER
535 PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD REUSE OF RECLAIMED WATER
536 CONSUMER ASSESSMENT OF MINERAL TASTE IN DOMESTIC WATER
537 PRE-COLUMBIAN AGRICULTURE SOUTHWEST CONDITIONED BY ALLUVIATICN
548 MODELLING DECISION EFFECTIVENESS APPLICATION WATER RESOURCE
550 EFFECTS OF LAND USE ON WATER RESOURCES
554 ROLE OF RESERVOIR OWNER POLICIES IN LAND DEVELOPMENT
555 PUBLIC POLICY ANO SHORELINE LANOOWNER BEHAVIOR
573 FACTORS AFFECTING RELOCATION IN RESPONSE RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT
575 SOCIAL SEPARATION AMONG DISPLACED RURAL FAMILIES
585 TOWARDS A BETTER USE OF THE OCEAN
59*t AGRICULTURAL OCCUPANCE FLOOD PLAINS UNITED STATES
595 SHORES OF MEGALOPOLIS OCCUPANCE ADJUSTMENT TO FLCCD HAZARD
596 FLOOOPLAIN SEASHORE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS HAZARO ZONE OCCUPANCE
599 HUMAN ECOLOGY OF COASTAL FLCOO HAZARD IN MEGALOPOLIS
611 HUMAN FACTORS AND CHANGES WATER USAGE PATTERNS
705 NATURAL RESOURCES A IR/LANO / WA TER
706 MAN AND HIS TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
719 WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY
847
WATER CONTINUED
720 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH

724 WORLD GEOGRAPHY OF IRRIGATION
726 URBANIZATION WATER POLLUTION ANO PUBLIC POLICY
728 WATER OR YOUR LIFE
730 MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEEDS FOR WATER QUALITY
738 • DEATH OF THE SWEET WATERS
740 THIRSTY EARTH
755 RESEARCH CN RECREATIONAL USE OF WATERSHEDS AND RESERVOIRS
763 WATER POLLUTION OFFICIALS GOADED INTO RAISING QUALITY STANDARDS
771 ECONOMIC ANO ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF WATER POLLUTION
775 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NEW FEOERAL EVALUATION
780 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT WATER AND RELATED LAND
795 ALTERING A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS .
796 TRANSITIONS FROM RIPARIAN DOCTRINE
845 CONCEPTS USEO AS ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR A SYSTEM OF WATER RIGHTS
845 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS IN PROJECTING THE DEMAND FOR LAND AND WATER
847 CONFLICTS IN THE CREATION OF WATER POLICY
855 ECONOMIC SOCIAL ASPECTS UTILIZING GROUNO WATER IN CALIFORNIA
860 THE ECONOMICS OF WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
871 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
872 PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF WATERSHED POLICY
881 SOME ECONOMIC ISSUES IN WATER RIGHTS
882 SOME POLICY ASPECTS OF WATER-RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
886 WATER FOLICY
888 WATER POLICY RELATIONS TO LAW ANO POLICY
889 WATER QUALITY A PROBLEM FOR THE ECONOMIST
890 WATER RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE KNOWLEDGE
895 ECONOMICS OF CALJFORNIAS WATER DEVELOPMENT
901 THE ECONOMICS OF IRRIGATION
927 LANO USE POTENTIALITIES ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PRECIPITATION
939 DESALTED SEA WATER FOR AGRICULTURE IS IT ECONOMIC
949 THE RIO GRANDE FLOOD A COMPARATIVE STUDY
848
WATER CONTINUED
963 WATER AND THE CYCLE OF LIFE

1006 WATER POLLUTION AS A WORLO FR08LEM LEGAL SCIENTIFIC POLITICAL
1012 ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN ANO LAKE TAHOE
1029 GROUNO WATER LAW MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
10^5 STATE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER RESOURCES
10£*» OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES SUBJECTIVE PRIORS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1057 EFFECT OF WATER RESOURCE INVESTMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
1^79 FLUORIDATION THE DIFFUSION OF AN INNOVATION AMONG CITIES
1108 1001 QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT WATER RESOURCES
1138 CHALLENGE FOR SURVIVAL LAND AIR WATER FOR MAN IN MEGALOPOLIS
1160 ATTITUDES OF LOCAL RESIOENTS TOWARD WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
1161 SOCIOLOGY OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
1182 RIPARIAN WATER «.AW" A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS
1185 MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
1207 URBAN PUBLIC POLICY WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LAKf EtflE
1211 PRICING ANO EFFICIENCY IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1216 EVALUATION OF BENEFITS CF A FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM
1228 PORT VALOEZ VICTIM OF PROGRESS OR MODEL FOR THE FUTURE
1230 FINANCING ABATEMENT OF MINE ORAINAGE POLLUTION APPALACHIA
1231. FINANCING COST PREVENTING CONTROLLING ABATING WATER POLLUTION
1237 OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS ANO POLICIES
1238 FEDERAL POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS WATER AIR ANO SOLID WASTES
12**2 METROPOLITAN WATER INSTITUTIONS
12*t3 LAND PEOPLE WATER PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
12^8 EFFECTS GEOGRAPHIC CLIMATIC SETTING FLOOD CONTROL MEASURES
1267 LEGAL ASFECTS OF WATER SALVAGE
1268 PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHTS IN WATERS AND SHORELANDS
1272^ FOUNDATIONS OF FEDERAL RECLAMATION POLICIES HISTORICAL REVIEW
1286 RECREATIONAL ASPECTS WATER RESOURCES USE PLANNING DEVELOPMENT
1295 WATER RESOURCES OF CANAOA
131** IRRIGATIONS IMPACT ON SOCIETY
1323 DAM OUTRAGE THE STORY OF THE ARMY ENGINEERS
849
WATER CONTINUED

1364 RELATIONSHIP OF DOMESTIC WATER USE TO ASSESSEO EVALUATION
1374 WATER MANAGEMENT A FASHIONABLE TOPIC
1377 A SOCIOLOGIST LOOKS AT WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
1398 THE SOCIOLCGY OF DROUGHT
1424 LEGAL ASPECTS OF RURAL-URBAN WATER USE CONFLICT
H+25 REGULATION WATER US'E LOCAL AREAS WATER LAW POLICY SOUTHEAST
1426 WATER-USE LAW ANO ADMINISTRATION IN WISCONSIN
1469 LAKE ERIE TOWARD A KACRC-SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE FOR OECISION-MAKING
1486 THE WATER LORDS NADERS STUOY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
1511 FAMINE ANO WATER SUFPLY IN WESTERN RAJPUTANA
1515 GOVERNMENT ANO WATER RESOURCES A SYMPOSIUM
1518 WATER ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
1519 SOCIAL GROUPS PARTICIPATION SELECTED WATER ACTIVITIES
1565 TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES INVOLVEMENT WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
1604 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY INDUSTRY
1610 NATIONAL W AT ER_RESOURCE S POLICY ISSUES
1611 THE NATIONS WATER RESOURCES
1612 NEW HOPIZONS IN WATER RcSOUKC];|S ADMINISTRATION
1613 POLICY PROBLEMS IN THE FIELD OF CF Wi
WATER RESOURCES
1611* INSTITUTIONAL OESIGN FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1616 UPSTREAM-DCWNSTREAM CONTROVERSY IN ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED BASINS
1618 WATER RESOURCES OECISION-MAKING
1619 WATER RESOURCES LAW ANO POLICY SOVIET UNION
1620 WATER SUFPLY DEMAND AND THE LAW
1622 ATTAINMENT OF -E FFIC IENCY SATISFYING DEMANDS FOR WATER RESOURCES
1625 WATER LAND AND PEOPLE
1633 COMPARING ATTITUDES TOWARD WATER POLLUTION IN SYRACUSE
1646 CLEAN RHETORIC AND DIRTY WATER
1659 MAJOR USES OF LAND. ANO WATER IN THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURE
1683 THE PROBLEM OF WATER A WORLD STUDY
1705 CONSUMPTION OF URBAN HOUSEHCLC WATER IN NORTHERN UTAH
1709 THE LAW CF INTERNATIONAL DRAINAGE BASINS
1746 FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND WATER-ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATICN
1747 WATER ORIENTED OUTDOOR RECREATION
1748 ECONOMETRIC MODEL WATER-OR IENTE O OUTOOOR RECREATION DEMANO
1749 NONPRICE VARIABLES PARTICIPATION WATER-ORIENTEO RECREATION
1754 BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY
850
WATER CONTINUEO

1773 RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT IN WATER RESOURCES
1779 IRRIGATION ANO SOCIETY IN MEDIEVAL VALENCIA
1801 COMPETITION FOR WETLANDS IN THE MIOWEST AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
1809 MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL STUDIES
1826 DISASTER BY DEFAULT POLITICS AND WATE*R POLLUTION
1833 URBAN PLANNING ASPECTS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
1835 ECONOMICS ADJUSTING TO DROUGHT EASTERN OREGON CATTLE RANCHES
1837 THE IDEOLOGY OF ANTI FLUORIDATION LEADERS
1844 ECONOMIC ISSUES ANO PROBLEMS IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING
1848 IMFACT POLLUTION FISH WILDLIFE RECREATION AND ESTHETIC VALUES
1852 IS THE EARTH DRYING UF
1855 GREAT TIDE THE STORY OF THE 1953 FLOOD DISASTER IN ESSEX
1867 FLOOO INSURANCE CAN A FEASIBLE PROGRAM BE CREATED
1929 SYSTEMS SIMULATION FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS RlVER-BASIN PLANNING
1934 BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS AND WATER-POLLUTION CONTROL
1946 SPECIAL OISTRICTS ANO MUTUAL COMPANIES
1963 ECONOMIC DEVEWOPMENT RESERVOIRS KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE
1980 INSTITUTIONS FOR WATER FLANNING
1982 CRISIS COMMUNITY ANO CONSENT IN WATER POLITICS
198 3 THE DARK MISSOURI
1984 TOWARD A POLITICAL SCIENCE OF WATER RESOURCES OECISIONS
1991 -WATER TRANSFERS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ANO ALTERNATIVE INSTITUTION
2008 ATTITUOES WATER INFLUENTIALS OBSTACLES URBANIZED RIVER BASIN
2013 REVIEW NATURE EXTENT DAMAGE CAUSED BY OIL POLLUTION AT SEA
2035 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ANO RESEARCH IN FISHERIES ECONOMICS
2038 AGRICULTURAL AND WATER POLICIES ANO THE ENVIRONMENT
2047 EFFECT WATER RESOURCES SOCIAL WELL-BEING QUALITY OF LIFE
2049 ALTERNATIVES RESPONSIBILITY FOR A WATER POLLUTION PROBLEM
851
WATER CONT
2142 LEGAL DEVICES ACCOMODATING WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

2143 ARID LANOS A GEOGRAPHICAL AFPRAISAL
2147 DECADE OF EXPERIENCE UNOER IOWA WATER PERMIT SYSTEMS PART 1
2148 PUBLIC REGULATION OF WATER QUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES
2153 RIVER UTILIZATION IN ARIO AREAS HYORO-ECONOMICS
2167 ARIOITY AND MAN CHALLENGE OF ARID LANO IN THE UNITEO STATES
2168 URBANIZATION IN THE ARIO LANDS
2174 STATE FLCOD-PLAIN ZONING
2175 SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPACTS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2176 SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
2194 COMPOSITION AND SIZE OF FLCOD LOSSES
2204 QUALITY OF LIFE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL INOICATOR
2210 OIL ON THE SEA
2211 PROFITS JOINT COSTS AND WATER QUALITY CONTROL
2219 MUNICIPAL WATER DEMANDS
2220 WATER RESOURCES REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH UNITED STATES 1950-60
2221 FUTURE WATER DEMANDS
2227 ALIENATION AND MATERIAL CHANGE FLOOD CONTROL RESERVOIRS
2230 IRRIGATION WATER USE IN THE UTAH VALLEY UTAH
2232 IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WATER POLICY
2233 THE METHODOLOGY OF WATER-RESOURCE SYSTEM OESIGN
£234 NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS MODELS IN_ DECISION MAKING
2238 STANDAROS CRITERIA FOR FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
2241 ORIGIN DEVELOPMENT WATERWAYS POLICY UNITEO STATES
2242 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSITIONS RESIOENTS IOWA RIVER BASIN
2244 WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER PLANNING SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
2245 DIVIDING THE WATERS CONTROVERSY UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
2252 CLIMATIC FACTOR AS ILLUSTRATED IN ARIO AMERICA
2263 BASIC WATER RIGHTS OOCTRINES RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
2277 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS
2287* THE NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMISSION
852
WATER CONTINUED

2293 THE PLAN AND PROGRAM FOR THE BRANOYWINE
2330 ESTIMATING RECREATION USE ON LARGE BOOIES OF WATER
2334 MAN AND WATER
2337 PEACHTREE CREEK WATERSHED UR8AN FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT
2376 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT TO RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT
2377 CHANGING ROLE OF THE COURTS IN WATER-QUALITY MANAGEMENT
238** WATER POLITICS IN MISSISSIPPI
2395 AN ECONOMISTS VIEWS ON WATER RESEARCH NEEDS IN FLORIDA
2413 THE WORLDS WATER RESOURCES PRESENT ANO FUTURE
2418 TESTIMONY ON WATER RESOURCE EVALUATION PROCEDURES
2429 DIVIDING THE WATER A PROBLEM IN POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
2436 ALLOCATION WATER RESOURCES RECREATIONAL ANO MUNICIPAL USE
2440 PERCEPTUAL REGIONS REGIONAL PERCEPTION FLOOD-PLAIN MANAGEMENT
2443 FLOOO HAZARD EVALUATION
2462 WHAT URBAN BUILDING DOES TO SOIL AND WATER
2466 ARID LANDS ANO CONDITIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
2488 SECONDARY BENEFITS AND IRRIGATION PROJECT PLANNING
2489 ORGANIZATION ANO METHODOLOGY FOR RIVER BASIN PLANNING
2492 CRISIS OF CONCERN AIR ANO WATER POLLUTION
2513 RIVER POLLUTION CAUSES ANO EFFECTS VOLUME II
2519 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS WATER RESOURCES SILVIES BASIN
2531 WATER POLLUTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND RESEARCH NEEDS
2532 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND USE
2541 WATER RESEARCH
2545 COMPARISONS OF METHODS FOR RECREATION EVALUATION .
2547 THE BAY SAN FRANCISCO BAY ANO THE EMERGING REGIONAL REALITY
2552 INDIAN SPANISH AMERICAN ADJUSTMENTS ARID SEMIARID ENVIRONMENTS
2562 EFFECTS' MASS MEDIA ATTITUDES RESERVOIR LOW INCOME KENTUCKY
853
WATER CONTINUEf

2575. INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF WATER
2582 TVA LANO ACQUISITION EXPERIENCE APPLIEO OAMS MISSOURI BASIN
2593 AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TC COPING WITH FLOOD DAMAGE
2599 SEQUENCE TIMING RIVER 6ASIN DEVELOPMENT COLUMBIA RIVER
2603 MULTIPLE PURPOSE RIVER DEVELOPMENT APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
263^ WATER FACTS FOR NATIONS FUTURE HYOROLOGIC DATA PROGRAMS
2636 WATER AND LAND TWO CASE STUOIES IN IRRIGATION
2660 THE 3IG WATER FIGHT SUFPLY POLLUTION FLOODS PLANNING
267** ENGINEERING ECONOMIC PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES BIBLIOGRAPHY
269** LANDSCAPE ESTHETICS HOW TO QUANTIFY SCENICS OF A RIVER VALLEY
2698 WATER
2699 FLOOD CONTROL CONTROVERSY BIG OAMS LITTLE DAMS LAND MANAGEMENT
2700 ON THE QUANTITATIVE INVENTORY OF THE RIVERSCAPE
2701 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF RIVER RESOURCES
2702 FLOOD CONTROL POLITICS CONNECTICUT, RIVER VALLEY 1927-1950
2733 FLOOD CONTROL ALTERNATIVES ANO ECONOMICS OF FLCCO PROTECTION
273^ NATURE OF FLOOD CONTROL BENEFITS ECONOMICS OF FLCCD PROTECTION
2755 AESTHETIC OVERVIEW ROLE OF WATER IN LANDSCAPE
2765 CONCEP.TUAL PROBLEMS IN EVALUATION WATER POLLUTION DAMAGE
Z77h WATER POLLUTION IN ALASKA PRESENT AND FUTURE
2776 FLOOD INSURANCE MODEL FOR SHARING COSTS OF FLOOD PROTECTION
2821 WILDERNESS PERCEPTION AND USE BOUNDARY WATERS CANCE AREA
2826 IMPACT RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION RESIDENTIAL PLANS KENTUCKY OHIC
2857 LITTERING BEHAVIOR IN THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA
2871 QUALITY WATERS FOURTH DIMENSION
2872 ARID LANDS IN PERSPECTIVE
267k ECONOMIC EFFECTS DROUGHT WESTERN AUSTRALIA PASTORAL ZONE
292*» CONGRESS AND WATER RESOURCES
2926 MUDOY WATERS THE ARMY ENGINEERS AND THE NATIONS RIVERS.
29^1 DECISION-MAKING PUBLIC INVESTMENT WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
29^3 ENVIRONMENT AND MAN IN ARID AMERICA
854
WATER CONTINUED
2947 WATER LAW AND ADMINISTRATION THE FLORIDA EXPERIENCE

2956 INTER8ASIN WATER TRANSFERS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
2957 THE POLITICS OF WATER IN APIZCNA
2982 FEOERAL COST-SHARING POLICIES FOR WATER RESOURCES
2983 POLITICS AND EFFICIENCY IN WATER DEVELOPMENT
2984 RATIONAL CHOICE IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
2997 RIVER 8ASIN ADMINISTRATION AND THE DELAWARE
3002 THE" FRAIL OCEAN
300^4 OILSPILL
3011 IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL RESEARCH IN WATER-RELATED PROBLEMS
3012 OPPORTUNITIES REGIONAL RESEARCH WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS
3018 CITIZEN AWARENESS OF HAR9CR POLLUTION IN PORT JEFFERSON
3023 POLITICS AND LAND 'USE INDIANA SHORELINE OF LAKE MICHIGAN
3042 ECONOMIC SOCIAL GOVERNMENTAL FRCBLEMS WAPPAPELLC FLOOD CONTROL
3057 WATER FLANNING IN THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY CALIFORNIA
3058 WATER PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES
3079 MARKET TRANSFERS OF WATER RIGHTS
3081 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COURSEBOOK IN LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
3085 DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS
3113 PRINCIPLES STANDAROS PLANNING WATER AND RELATEO LAND RESOURCES
3114 SECONDARY EFFECTS OF LANO AND WATER DEPLETION
3137 THE WATERSHED AS A RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNIJ BIBLIOGRAPHY
3169 OUR NATIONS WATER RESOURCES POLICIES AND POLITICS LECTURES 1956
3190 THE WATER CRISIS
3194 MANS IMPACT ON STREAM REGIMEN AND QUALITY
3221 . WATER PURITY LEGAL CONTROL CF NATURAL RESOURCES
3222 REGULATING FLOOD-PLAIN BEVELOPMENT
3228 PARTICIPATION IN WATER BASEO RECREATION BY TOURISTS
3233 MAN AND WATER A LESSON IN HISTORY
3234 WATER RESOURCES A GLOBAL PROBLEM WITH LOCAL ROOTS
3240 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE FORCED RELOCATION WATERSHED
3256 RIVERS ANO AMERICANS CENTURY OF CONFLICTING PRIORITIES
3264 ALTERNATIVES IN WATER MANAGEMENT
3266 WATER AND CHOICE IN THE COLORADO BASIN
3271 COMMUMITY ACTION PROGRAM FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
3291 WATER LANO AND PEOPLE
3297 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON BASIN DEVELOPMENT
3302 INFLUENCE OF WATER ON POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
3374 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
3378 DISCUSSION NEW APPROACHES ORGANIZING LANO AND WATER USE
855
WATER CONTINUED
3380 URBANIZATION OF LAND WESTERN WATER RESOURCE REGIONS

3386 WATER SOLUTIONS TO A PROBLEM. CF SUPPLY AND DEMAND
3400 DROUGHT BIBLIOGRAPHY
3419 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES 'FOR ARIO LANDS RESEARCH
3421 COMPREHENSIVE RIVER BASIN PLANNING ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED BASINS
3425 THE WHITTIER NARROWS DAM
3446 BIG OAM FOOLISHNESS
3452 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION ANO RURAL WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
3466 URBAN POLITICS THE CASE OF FLUORIDATION REFERENDUM
3472 ANALYSIS PROCEDURES EVALUATION AGRICULTURAL FLOOD CONTROL
3483 SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES HY DRO-ELECT IRC DEVELOPMENT MAINE
3540 WATER TRANSFERS MUST THE AMERICAN WEST BE WON AGAIN
3594 RELATIONSHIP FLOOO LOSSES AND FLOOD-CONTROL BENEFITS
3603 ENVIRONMENT LAND AIR WATER
3609 A SONG OF SAN FRANCISCO 8AY
3612 JAMES BAY THE PLOT TO DROWN THE NORTHLANOS
3626 FUTURE WATER NEEOS ANO SUPPLIES WITH A NOTE ON LAND USE
3631 MANIFESTO FOR THE SEA
3643 POPULATION GROWTH COMMUNITIES RELATION WATER RESOURCES POLICY
3658 TOWARD RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FEDERAL INVESTMENT WATER PROGRAMS
3665 ATTITUDES ANO KNOWLEDGE ON THE TOPEKA FLOOO PLAIN
3670 THE ADOPTION OF IRRIGATION BY OHIO FARMERS
3693 FAVORABLE ATTITUDES TOWARD WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
3718 OEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF DROUGHT LOSSES
3721 DROUGHT ANO WATER SUPPLY MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL PLANNING
3726 ECONOMIC DEMAND FOR IRRIGATEO ACREAGE
3784 WESTERN LANO ANO WATER USE
856
WATER CONTINUEO
3796 WHY A NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION

3797 ARTIFICIALLY INOUCEO PRECIPITATION ANO ITS POTENTIALITIES
38m FEDERAL OECISIO N-MA KING STRUCTURES WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
3817 FEDERAL WATER PROJECT EVALUATION INCOME ENVIRONMENT AL . QUALITY
3907 WATER RECREATION DEMAND AND SUPPLY
3915 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CANADA
3921 COMMUNITY GO ALS - MAN AGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
3934 MULTIPLE USE OF LAND ANO WATER AREAS
3935 ATTITUDES. WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT MASSACHUSETTS
3$36 COMPETITION FOR WATER QUANTITY RECREATION
3960 HUMAN ECOLOGY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GREAT LAKES
3970 DAMS IN GRAND CANYON A NECESSARY EVIL
3978 DESERTS THE FROBLEM OF WATER IN ARIO LANDS
3986 SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDIES OF WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4003 SOCIO-ECONOMIC -DESCRIPTION KENTUCKY COUNTY BEFORE RESERVOIR
4005 SOCIAL-WELL-BEING PROBLEMS ANO PROSPECTS
4006 BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIES ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL DISTINCTIONS
4009 LAND WATER AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
4010 WATER AND CULTURE NEW RULES FOR CLO INSTITUTIONS
4014 LANO ANO WATER
4022 DISTRICTS AFFECTING WATER USE ANO CONTROL
4024 ECONOMICS ANO ECONOMISTS IN WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
4028 ECONOMICS ANO PUBLIC PCLICY IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
4034 CONQUEST OF ARID AMERICA
4040 EXTERNALITIES ANO EMPIRICISM IN WATER RESOURCES
4041 INSTITUTIONS ECONOMICS IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
4064 HOUSEHOLD WATER USE AND SOCIAL STATUS
4066 SOCIAL CLASS ANO HOUSEHOLO WATER CONSUMPTION
4067 SOCIAL STATUS ATTITUDES WATER POLLUTION AND SUPPLY
4132 MANAGING MANS ENVIRONMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO GAY AREA
4138 REVIEW CURRENT NATIONAL FLANS FOR LAND AND WATER USE
4144 EARTHQUAKE HAZARD IN THE SAN FRANCISCO SAY AREA
4152 RECREATION BENEFITS FROM WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
4159 IRRIGATION CIVILIZATIONS A COMPARATIVE STUDY
4160 ECONOMIC IMPACTS WATER QUALITY CN AGRICULTURE COLORADO RIVER
857
WATER CONTINU

4171 INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS BENEFIT-COST 1 ANALYSIS WATER RESEARCH
4182 FOCUS ON CHANGE INTERGOVERNMENTAL WATER RESOURCE FLANNING
4183 PUBLIC PROBLEMS AND NON-DECISION MAKING TUCSON WATER SYSTEM
4207 INCIOENCE AND SPREAD OF CONTINENTAL DROUGHT
4208 LAND AND WATER POLICIES FOR THE FUTURE
4219 RESULTS CF THE DOWNRIVER ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY
4239 SOCIOLOGISTS PART. IN PLANNING THE COLUMBIA BASIN
<f272 WATER REGULATION ANO LAND USE-COLUMBIAN EXAMPLE
4278 BRANDYWINE. BASIN DEFEAT OF AN ALMOST PERFECT PLAN
4279 FORECASTING WATER DEMANDS
4284 LANO ANO WATER USE
4310 RECLAMATIONS INFLUENCE CN THE REST OF AGRICULTURE
4324 A MODEL STATE WATER CODE FOR RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4331 HYOROLCGIC CYCLE AND WISOCM OF GOD THEME IN GECTELECLOGY
4338 STATE WATEP RIGHTS AND RELATED SUBJECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY
4341 WATER AND THE WORLO
4362 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY IN ARID CONDITIONS
4374 WATER RESOURCES POLICY
4381 COLORADO RIVER BASIN PFCJECT
4385 POLICIES PLANS WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES
4419 WATER THE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE 1955
4420 LAND ANO WATER RFSOURCES A POLICY GUIDE
4455 THE NATIONS RIVER AN OFFICIAL REPORT CN THE POTOMAC
4460 RIVER OF LIFE WATER THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE
4472 CATALOG CF DAM DISASTERS FAILURES AND ACCIDENTS
4473 RECREATIONAL IMPACT OF RECLAMATION RESERVOIRS
4477 FOCUS CN CLEAN WATER ACTION PROGRAM COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
4478 WATER RESOURCES THESAURUS
4482 WATER FOR RECREATION VALUES AND C PPORTUNI TIES
4488 WATER FOR PEACE VOLUMES 1-6
4490 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WATER QUALITY RESEARCH REPORTS
4491 THE ECONOMICS OF CLEAN WATER
4495 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPORTANCE OF ESTUARIES
4496 PROPOSEO PRACTICES FOR ECONOMIC ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN PROJECTS
858
WATER CONTINUED
1+505 USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES

1+506 TEN RIVERS IN AMERICAS. FUTURE
1+507 A WATER POLICY FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
1+508 WATER RESOURCES LAH
1+5G9 A MODEL OF WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT UNOER UNCERTAINTY
1+511 LANO RECLAMATION AND IRRIGATION IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE
1+512 REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELCFMENT THE ROLE OF WATER
1+511+ WATER IN THE SERVICE OF MAN
1+531+ WATER ANO WATER USE TERMINOLOGY
1+51+3 CONFERENCE ON WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND PU3LIC OPINION
1+550 ORGANIZATIONAL ALTERNATIVES CONSOLIDATING IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
1+551 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE
1+552 SOCIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT
1+553 WATER ANO SOCIETY SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS RESOURCE LIMITATIONS
1+559 ROLE OF NATURE AND MAN CHANGING DRY 8ELT OF ASIA
1+568 UNDERSTANDING WATER QUALITY CONTROVERSY IN MINNESOTA
1+579 POLDERLANDS
1*580 INTERNATIONAL LAW AFFECTING WATER RIGHTS IN THE WESTERN STATES
1+583 URBAN WATER POLICIES OE C I S I ON-M A K ING DETROIT METROPOLITAN
1+588 ECOLOGY WATER CONSERVATION ANO THE SHELLFISHERIES
1+589 EFFECTS OF LAND USE CHANGE ON HYDROLOGY OF URBAN WATERSHEO
1+595 FLORIDA NIXON HALTS CANAL PROJECT CITES ENVIRONMENT
1+598 ARIO ZONES
1+607 LOCAL OBJECTIVES AS INPUT EVALUATING WATER RESOURCES
1+603 STUDY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCES PLANNING PROCESS
If 60 9 EFFECTIVENESS. ACCCUNTAEILITY WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
1+610 MEASURING SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES LARGE-SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
1+611 CLEAN WATER AND POWER
1+612 PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
1+613 SCALING OF ATTITUOES TOWARDS WATER CONSERVATION
1+630 EFFECTS GREAT DROUGHT FRAIRIES IOWA NEBRASKA KANSAS
t+632 ATTITUDE CHANGE TOWARO RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION
1+636 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF FLOOD PLAIN REGULATIONS
i+61+Q PURPOSIVE PLANNING FOR WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
1+61+8 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS IN WATER QUALITY CONTROL
1+653 INSTITUTIONS FOR URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER MANAGEMENT
1+656 THE POLITICS OF PIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1+657 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN WATER PLANNING
1+659 SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESS URBAN WATER
1+660 URBAN-METROPOLITAN WATER PLANNING DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
1+663 THE POLITICS OF THE OCEAN
1+665 COMMUNITY EDUCATION PARTICIPATION WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
1+670 WATER RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST
1+681 EVALUATION PROCESSES IN WATER RESOURCE PLANNING
1+691 CHANGING ROLE OF WATER IN ARID LANDS
1+692 CHOICE OF ADJUSTMENT TO FLOODS
1+695 CONTRIBUTIONS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
1+698 FUTURE OF THE ARID LANDS
1+699 HUMAN AD JUSTMEN TS' TO FLOODS GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
1+700 OPTIMAL FLOOD OAMAGE MANAGEMENT RETROSPECT PROSPECT
859
WATER CONTINU
1*701 PAPERS ON FLOOD PROBLEMS

4702 A PERSPECTIVE OF RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
4704 RIVER BASIN PLANNING AND PEACE THE LOWER MEKONG
4706 SCIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF ARIO LAND
4709 STRATEGIES OF AMERICAN WATER MANAGEMENT
4711 WATER HEALTH SOCIETY
4712 CHANGES URBAN OCCUPANCE FLCCO PLAINS IN THE UNITEC STATES
4714 WATER HEALTH AND SOCIETY
4742 CONCEPT OF SOCIAL WELL-3EING ACTION PROGRAMS WATER RESOURCES
4743 LOCAL ACTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
4745 SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
4746 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND WATERSHEO DEVELOPMENT
4749 FOREVER OPEN CLEAR AND FREE STRUGGLE FOR CHICAGCS LAKEFRCNT
4754 WATER RELATEO ACTIVITIES AT STATE PARKS IN MISSISSIPPI
4762 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ANO ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS
4763 AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES AND WATER QUALITY
4765 PATTERNS FOR ACTION WATER AND RECREATION RESOURCES
4786 QUEST FOR CLEAN WATERS WISCONSIN
4788 WISGONSINS FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
4809 THE OUTLOOK FOR WATER QUALITY QUANTITY AND NATIONAL GROWTH
4816 WATER HEALTH AND SOCIETY SELECTED PAPERS
4817 WATER RESOURCES
4830 COLORADO CAM CONTROVERSY
4840 THE COMING WATER FAMINE
4841 NATURE ANO MAN ANO WATER
4862 SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WATEP-BASED RECREATION IN IOWA
4863 MEASURING ATTITUDE TOWARD A COMMUNITY WATER ISSUE
4892 WATER WASTELAND
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Environment: A Bibliography of Social Science and Related
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Denton E. Morrison, Kenneth E. Hornback, and W. Keith Warner 10. Project No.
Michigan State University 11. Contract/Grant No.

Lansing, Michigan R-801234
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15. Supplementary Notes

Environmental Protection Agency report number i
EPA-600/5-74-011, February 1974.
This comprehensive, unannotated bibliography contains nearly 5,000
items cowering literature in and related to the fields of anthropology, communications,
economics, education, design, geography, history, human ecology, landscape architecture)
management, planning, politics and social psychology and sociology. The emphasis is
on literature that is substantively, methodologically or theoretically relevant to man
and his activities in relationship to natural environments. The bibliograpi^ is listed,
alphabetically by author, with an extensive, ctrosslisted subject-by-title index under
42 categories.
17a. Descriptor* *Bibliographies, *Social Aspects, Information Retrieval, Social Impact,

Attitudes, Community Development, Political Aspects, Psychological Aspects,
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1 7b. Identifiers
17c. COWRR Field & Group
18. Availability 19. Security Class. 21.* No. of Send To:

(Report) Pages
WATER RESOURCES SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION CENTER
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Abstracts; Dennis P. Tihansky itutior U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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of Social Science and

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Washington, D.C. 20460

Research reports of the Office of Research and

1. Environmental Health Effects Research

This report has been assigned to the SOCIOECONOMIC

EPA REVIEW NOTICE

This report has been reviewed by the Office of Research and

ENVIRONMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND RELATED LITERATURE

Grant No. R-801234

Dr. Fred Abel, Chief

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND MONITORING

Copyright © 1973 by Denton E. Morrison

This comprehensive, unannotated bibliography contains nearly 5,000

We wish to thank the many environmental social scientists and

II Entries Listed Alphabetically by Author 4

III Index of Titles by Subjects H 575

Aesthetic, Humanistic, Literary, Religious,

Agriculture, Food, Ranching, Rural 582

Attitudes, Behavior, Opinions, Motives Values,

Built Environment -Natural Environment Interface,

Communications, Media 621

Conflicts, Controversy, Competition, Issues 623

Conservation, Conservation Movement 627

Economics, Business, Industry, Economic Growth and

Energy, Minerals 648

General Ecology, General Environment, Social Ecology,

Geography, Regional Studies 669

Government, Public Agencies 678

International, Interstate, Intergovernmental,

Law, Property Rights 706

Management, Policy, Decision Making, Planning,

Medicine, Health 730

Methodology, Evaluation, Measurement, Indicators,

Natural Disasters, Natural Hazards 747

Natural Resources, General 751

Place Names in Title 758

Population, Demography, Migration, Crowding 781

Quality of Life, Affluence, Living Standards,

Readers, Conference Proceedings, Special Issues,

Recreation, Leisure, Parks, Wilderness, Wildlife,

Reference: Bibliographies, Data Sets, Catalogs,

Science, Technology 816

Sociology, Social Organization, Institutions,

Space, Spatial Behavior, Territoriality 834

Voluntary Action, Voluntary Organizations, Citizen

In order to achieve the goal of improved environmental quality,

The Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Develop

The bibliography was compiled by Denton E. Morrison and his associates

Environmental problems cannot adequately be solved without the

Both the notions of "social science" and "environment" have very

In late 1972 we circulated a preliminary draft of the bibliography

We hope that those who encounter difficulties in using the biblio

A SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR USE OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHY

The index to this bibliography contains the nonpunctuated (and some

Absalom, H. W., et al . "London Smog, December, 1952."

Ackerman, Edward A. DEVELOPMENT OF MISSOURI BASIN RE

Ackerman, Edward A. "Geographic Meaning of Ecological Land

Ackerman, Edward A. "Geography and Demography." In THE STUDY OF

Ackerman, Edward A. "Population and Natural Resources."

Ackerman, Edward A. "Population, Natural Resources, and

9. Adams, Alexander B. ELEVENTH HOUR: A HARD LOOK AT CONSER