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The Geography Of Nowhere: The Rise And Decline Of America'S Manmade Landscape,New Perfect Circle And The Great Victory AtEighty Percent Of Everything Ever Built In America Has Been Built Since The End Of World War Ii. This Tragic Landscape Of Highway Strips, Parking Lots, Housing Tracts, Megamalls, Junked Cities, And Ravaged Countryside Is Not Simply An Expression Of Our Economic Predicament, But In Large Part A Cause. It Is The Everyday Environment Where Most Americans Live And Work, And It Represents A Gathering Calamity Whose Effects We Have Hardly Begun To Measure.