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What impresses the newcomer to the Anglo settler society nations of Northern America and Australasia is how resource discovery, scientific and technological invention, and political force have so powerfully and rapidly imprinted a 'rightness' over the last two hundred years (pastoralism and agriculture as well as plantation forestry, along with urban settlement) and a conjoint 'wrongness' (flora, wildlife and soil evisceration, along with much misery for the indigenous 'first' peoples).
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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growth pattern management, urban social arrangement, settler society nations, multiplier spiral, conservancy practice, sustainable urban planning, standard suburbia, indigenous first peoples, soft pathways, urban growth management, conservation with development, growth management practice, triple harmony, risk impact assessment, multiplier benefits, entropic disorder, sustainability ideal, tolerable harmony, waste disposal management, planning operatives, radical planning, resource uptake, planning practitioners, settler societies, environmental harmony
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North American, New Zealand, World War, Old World, David Harvey, United Nations, Practice Box, Jane Jacobs, Log Frame, Adam Smith, Third World, Richard Sennett, Natural Capitalism, Robert Kaplan, Aldo Leopold, British Isles, Clarence Stein, David Sucher's City Comforts, George Bush, James Kunstler, Joel Garreau, John Ralston Saul, Kirkpatrick Sale, Suburban Nation, Urban Land Institute
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