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Extractions: World North America USA Idaho ID Idaho Falls city Idaho Falls Hotels Idaho Falls, city, seat of Bonneville County, southeastern Idaho, at falls on the Snake River; incorporated as a city 1889. It is a commercial, manufacturing, and transportation center situated in an area in which potatoes, livestock, and grain are produced. Major manufactures include processed food, vitamins, toiletries, and building materials. The city also has a large tourist industry and is the site of a technical college. The nearby Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, a U.S. nuclear power research center, is a source of employment. Of interest in Idaho Falls are a Mormon Temple (opened 1945), the Bonneville Museum, a Japanese garden, and the Intermountain Science Experience Center, with exhibits on scientific topics. The community, settled in the 1860s, adopted its present name in 1891. Population 39,590 (1980); 43,929 (1990); 50,730 (2000). Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2001
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Extractions: General: Cities and Natural Processes: The first four books in this group examine the general impact of urbanization on natural processes and are suitable as college level texts. Urbanization and Environment ( Duxbury, Mass.: Wadsworth Publishing, 1972) Hough, Michael, City Form and Natural Process (New York: Routledge, 1989) The Ecological City: Preserving and Restoring Urban Biodiversity (Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 1994) Spirn, Ann, The Granite Garden: Urban Nature and Human Design (New York: Basic Books, 1984) Buttenwieser, Ann, Manhattan Water-Bound: Planning and Developing New York's Waterfront from the 17th Century to the Present (New York: New York University Press, 1987) Cronon, William, Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West (New York: W.W. Norton, 1992) White, Norval, New York: APhysical History (New York: Atheneum, 1987) Whitehill, Walter M., Boston: A Topographical History (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1968) ancouver and Its Region (Vancouver, BC: UBC Press, 1992)
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Extractions: F or much of the past twenty years, high-tech development has generally followed a predictable pattern: towards the periphery of major metropolitan areas. Starting with Route 128 near Boston and Silicon Valley, the fastest growing tech areas have been those close to certain urban centers. Yet, with the rise of the Internet and growing frustrations with life in the increasingly crowded Nerdistans, there has been a discernible movement of skilled professionals and their wealth- generating capacity to what may be called "leapfrog" tech poles. Increasingly influential environmental and "anti-growth" movements in places like the Route 101 Corridor, Orange County and Northeastern New Jersey may also play a role in shifting development further away. "Leapfrog" areas are defined as those that have substantial open space between themselves and any major metropolitan area. In some cases, they are areas that are a county or two outside the metropolitan fringe; in others, they can be hundreds of miles from any major metro area. Recent evidence in the last census, as well as technology surveys conducted by the Milken Institute, indicate that the high-tech revolution is beginning to move further out into these communities in the nation's hinterlands. In many ways, this parallels the 20th-century pattern of industrial growth which started in New England and the Middle Atlantic states and gradually shifted first to the less expensive, more centrally located Midwest and, later, to the states of the Old Confederacy. Today, although often very different in terms of their needs, the digital revolution may be about to follow a similar pattern out of its home base in the Nerdistans and "boutique cities" and into at least certain parts of the great American hinterlands.
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Extractions: Dr. Lisa Benton-Short is an Assistant Professor of Geography at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. She received Bachelor's degree in history from Stanford University in 1986. She holds a Master's degree in geography from Syracuse University, 1992. She obtained a Ph.D. in geography from Syracuse University in 1997. Her dissertation was titled: Nature, Culture, the City and the Park: The transformation of San Franciscos Presidio Army Post to National Park. Research Description: Benton, L.M. and J.R. Short (editors). 2000 Environmental Discourses: a Reader . Oxford: Blackwell. Benton, L.M. and J.R. Short Environmental Discourses and Practice. Oxford: Blackwell Benton, L.M. The Presidio, From Army Post to National Park . Boston: Northeastern University. Short, J.R., Benton, L.M., Luce,W.B., and Walton, J. "The Reconstruction of a Postindustrial City."
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z I Related Category: U.S. Political Geography Idaho Falls, city (1990 pop. 43,929), seat of Bonneville co., SE Idaho, traversed by the Snake River; inc. 1900. The chief city of the extensively irrigated upper Snake valley, Idaho Falls is the prosperous commercial and processing center of a cattle, dairy, and farm region that produces potatoes, wheat, sugar beets, and alfalfa. Building materials, food products, leather goods, and electronic equipment are manufactured, and tourism is important (the city lies near several national parks and major recreational areas). Nearby Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, a national reactor testing station, is also a principal source of employment. Idaho Falls was originally a miner's fording point over the Snake River, first settled by Mormons. The impressive Idaho Falls Mormon Temple (opened 1945) is a prominent landmark. Several annual rodeos are held in Idaho Falls.
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