The habit of turning the world upside down /

While reporting on citizens fighting natural gas pipelines and transmission towers planned to cut right across their homes, Howard Mansfield saw the emotional toll of these projects. “They got under the skin,” writes Mansfield. “This was about more than kilowatts, powerlines and pipelines. Something...

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Main Author:	Mansfield, Howard (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Peterborough, New Hampshire : Bauhan Publishing, [2018]
Subjects:	Land use > United States > Planning > Citizen participation. Community life > United States. Community development > United States. HISTORY / Social History. LITERARY COLLECTIONS / American. LITERARY COLLECTIONS / Essays. SOCIAL SCIENCE.

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Summary:	While reporting on citizens fighting natural gas pipelines and transmission towers planned to cut right across their homes, Howard Mansfield saw the emotional toll of these projects. “They got under the skin,” writes Mansfield. “This was about more than kilowatts, powerlines and pipelines. Something in this upheaval felt familiar. I began to realize that I was witnessing an essential American experience, the world turned upside down. And it all turned on one word. Property.”
Physical Description:	174 pages ; 23 cm.
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:	9780872332706 0872332705