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30th September 2006, 00:16
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| I'm so monkey*:D   Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bitch City, California
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|  Skybar topic: Will U.S. abandon suburbs? As gas prices continue to rise, will we see Americans relocating to inner-cities enveloped by 'ghost-town'/demolished sprawl? | |||||||||||
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30th September 2006, 00:26
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| I think rising gas prices can't affect lifestyle of people/society like this. It's not a strong factor to affect on people's settlement habits alone.
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30th September 2006, 00:38
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30th September 2006, 01:33
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| I meant to say, if habits remain the same (gas consumption, sprawl, lack of alternative fuel research) could this be possible? OR Are enough measures being taken? | |||||||||||
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30th September 2006, 15:25
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| I doubt it very much
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