Girth And Growth
31 July 2003 - 11:00am
Congress weighs the sprawl-induced fat problem.
Trimming America's expanding waistline is going to be harder than anybody thought. Just ask doctors who have spent years trying to get patients to use their muscles and simply get moving. They say that as soon as they have persuaded their charges to finally get off their couches they're sitting right back down again -- behind the wheel of a car. Our civilization encourages vehicles, not people, to move.
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Girth and Growth
Source:
Michigan Land Use Institute, July 29, 2003
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