Bigger Cities Don't Always Equate to Energy Savings

Wednesday, June 5, 2013 - 16:30 in Physics & Chemistry

It is a long-held assumption that large cities benefit from economies of scale. New research by Boise State University visiting professor of economics Michail Fragkias questioning this assumption could help shape how major cities are built and managed in the coming decades.

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