The coming wonder? Foresight and early concerns about the automobile

Environmental History

Volumn 6, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 46-73

  McCarthy, T ^a  

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AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY; ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE; HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE;

UNITED STATES;

EID: 0035094927     PISSN: 10845453     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2307/3985231     Document Type: Article

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6. Conservation idea in its application to motoring
7. The six major American automobile magazines in the early 1900s
8. Danger to the rubber supply
9. Rubber as a world product
10. The present situation in rubber
11. The present status of the rubber industry
12. The rubber supply
13. The waning hardwood supply
14. Automobile wheels and the hickory supply
15. The wheel situation
16. Price of gasolene advancing
17. Gasoline and its substitutes
18. Motor car industry as a consumer of American products
19. Motor fuel
20. Supply and demand in motor fuels
21. Gasoline and its substitutes
22. Facts and kinks
23. The rising price of gasoline
24. Motor fuel
25. The coming of the automobile
26. Economy in the purchase of fuel
27. How to operate a gasoline car-its future development
28. Alcohol and the future of the power problem
29. Tax-free alcohol
30. Alcohol as a fuel for the automobile motor
31. Review of the year
32. Supply and demand in motor fuels
33. The fuel problem of the near future
34. The rising price of gasoline
35. The alcohol motor
36. The free alcohol question
37. Tax-freed alcohol assured
38. The use of alcohol as a fuel for gas engines
39. The use of denatured alcohol in internal combustion engines
40. Alcohol now urged as a motor fuel
41. Researches on alcohol as a fuel for internal combustion engines
42. Kerosene fuel
43. Government encouragement of industrial alcohol
44. Tax-free alcohol
45. Alcohol engines to replace gasoline engines
46. The need of cheaper fuels
47. Gasoline and alcohol as motor fuels
48. Alcohol as a fuel for internal-combustion engines
49. Alcohol for auto fuel
50. The A.C.A.'s alcohol contest
51. Concerning the tax on alcohol
52. The free alcohol question
53. What free alcohol might do
54. The hope for free alcohol
55. Free alcohol in the arts and as fuel
56. Alcohol engines to replace gasoline engines
57. Tax-free alcohol
58. Free alcohol in the arts and as fuel
59. Tax-free alcohol
60. Cheap alcohol for motors
61. Free alcohol in the arts and as fuel
62. Alcohol and the future of the power problem
63. Alcohol for auto fuel
64. Automobile notes
65. Alcohol now urged as a motor fuel
66. Alcohol as fuel for automobiles
67. Alcohol motor now a reality
68. Poor gasoline troubles
69. What 'free alcohol' might do
70. Tax-free alcohol
71. The use of alcohol as a fuel for gas engines
72. Three months of denatured alcohol
73. Alcohol as a fuel for internal-combustion engines
74. Praises alcohol as a motor fuel
75. The problem of denaturing alcohol
76. The denatured alcohol situation
77. Alcohol as a fuel for internal-combustion engines
78. Acetylene and alcohol versus gasoline as fuels
79. The question of the alcohol motor
80. The alcohol motor
81. Alcohol and automobiles
82. Alcohol as a fuel
83. Practical lessons of the automobile show
84. Tax-free alcohol
85. Test alcohol for motors
86. Successful fuel test run
87. Comparative test of alcohol, kerosene and gasoline as automobile fuels
88. Another test of alcohol as an automobile fuel
89. Auto running on alcohol
90. Autoists discuss alcohol as fuel
91. Alcohol as a fuel for internal-combustion engines
92. Alcohol motor now a reality
93. Researches on alcohol as a fuel for internal combustion engines
94. The need of cheaper fuels
95. The electric car and the burden of history
96. Plan broad study of auto fuels
97. Automobile makers to examine fuels
98. No need to fear lack of fuels-heavy oils are practical
99. Carburetor that will use lower grade of gasoline
100. Hugo discusses fuel
101. The petroleum resources of the United States
102. Searching for a 'sink' for an industrial waste: Iron-making fuels and the environment
103. Not long ago a smoking chimney was a sign of prosperity: Corporate and community response to pollution at the Bunker Hill Smelter in Kellogg, Idaho
104. The smoke of great cities: British and American efforts to control air pollution, 1860-1914
105. Class, gender, and coal smoke: Gender ideology and environmental injustice in Pittsburgh, 1868-1914
106. Noisome, noxious, and offensive vapors, fumes and stenches in American towns and cities, 1840-1865
107. Automobiles in the park, letter to the editor
108. Auto club denounces many motor evils
109. The dust problem
110. Making motor cars dustless
111. The theory of the muffler
112. Reduction of noise in automobile
113. The stimulus of competition
114. Rendering cars more quiet
115. The noise nuisance
116. To keep the devil wagon quiet
117. The noise nuisance
118. The secret of silence
119. The age of noise
120. The horse-polluter of the city, chapter 12 in Tarr
121. Horseless carriages and sanitation
122. The future of the motor car
123. The automobile a blessing
124. The horse vs. health
125. Foul exhaust competition
126. The automobile and public health
127. The healthfulness of motoring
128. Motors reduce mortality
129. Automobiles for the average man
130. Foul exhaust competition
131. Smoky exhaust
132. Smoky exhaust
133. The gentle art of making smoke
134. Poisonous effect of exhaust cases
135. Gasoline intoxification
136. Deadlines of automobile emanations
137. Foul exhaust competition
138. New York's anti-smoke crusade
139. The principles of carburecting as determined by exhaust gas analysis
140. Exhaust gas analysis
141. The exhaust gases from a petrol motor
142. Speed mania and other nuisances
143. The automobile and the smoke nuisance
144. Burnt gases and disease
145. Citations go to five pioneers
146. Stopping the smoke nuisance by law
147. Auto club denounces many motor evils
148. Urge law against auto nuisances
149. The smoky exhaust nuisance
150. The ruling park board
151. Upholds auto smoke law
152. Doctors protest against auto smoke
153. Automobiles should not smoke
154. Automobiles mustn't smoke
155. Smoking motor cars
156. Police to stop smoking autos
157. Dunham talks on smoke nuisance
158. To bar smoking autos
159. Avoid smoking autos
160. Smoking automobiles
161. Smoking automobiles
162. Nuisance in smoking autos
163. Raid smoking autos
164. Arrests for the auto smoke nuisance
165. The traffic smoke nuisance
166. Thirty-five autoists fined
167. Fined for smoking autos
168. Fined 50 for smoking autos
169. Fined for letting autos smoke
170. Lederle cuts expenses
171. Auto to replace horse
172. Letting the grandchildren do it: Environmental planning during the ascent of oil as a major energy source