Multiply...And Subdue the Earth

Duration: 1:07:00

Year Published: 1969

Creator: Indiana University Audio-Visual Center | National Educational Television: Distributor

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems are caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature. Features ecologist Ian McHarg., Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature., Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems are caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature.

Complete Record: , Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems are caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature., Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature., Views the problems of over-crowded cities, air pollution, and the danger of losing our food and water supply. Reveals that most of these problems are caused by unplanned, unwise uses of our natural environment, and the fact that suburban developments are being constructed with little regard for the natural life around them. Explains how 82 percent of midtown Manhattan's population exhibits various degrees of mental illness thought to be partially caused by overcrowding, and that man must use ecological planning to seek a unity with nature.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.