I use average income per capita to see if there is a linear relationship between affluence and emissions, and average income per capita squared to test for an ecological modernization effect.
[Bloomberg Businessweek] The District of Columbia outflanks all 50 states in construction of LEED-certified buildings, based on per-capita square footage.
"Stomachs haven't gotten significantly larger, yet you have, probably, at least 10 percent per capita more square footage than you did in the '80s" devoted to grocery, said Jonathan P. Feeney, an analyst with Janney.
Lebanon hosts more refugees per capita and per square kilometre than any other; its 1.2 million Syrian refugees also came from next door.
Lebanon has a higher number of refugees per capita and per square mile than any other country in the world – and its ambassador to the UN, Nawaf Salam, said the proposals did not go nearly far enough.
Simply comparing the number of cops per capita or per square mile in L.A. with the higher figures in Chicago, New York or Philadelphia doesn't recognize that L.A. has a geography, demography and history that makes it unlike any other city on Earth.
The report ranked the cities based on several factors, including the number of public golf courses per capita, bicycle lanes per square mile, zoos and museums per capita and average mid-summer temperatures.
Our local authority data set, extracted at middle super output area, comprised (1) fast food outlets per capita (n=371); (2) green spaces per square kilometre and (3) population density per square kilometre.
The vector of household characteristics Z it in the empirical model includes average household size, house area (in square meters) per capita, average cropland area (in mu) per capita, 4 and the fraction of the adult population with more than a primary school education.
"We put together a comparison with the five western libraries in Suffolk and our square footage per capita is 0.45, the lowest in Suffolk County," he said.
