Citation

Rutherford WH, de Boer J. Injury 1983; 15(1): 10-12.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1983, Elsevier Publishing)

DOI

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PMID

6885139

Abstract

The universe, we are told, began with a big bang, and ever since, nature has provided a series of unexpected bangs and calamities of one type or another. Since the advent of the industrial revolution, man has been more or less controlling larger and larger amounts of energy. World population has rocketed. The interaction of crowded humanity and escalating energy has added a series of man-made disasters to the continuing natural calamities.

Language: en