Transport and social exclusion : a survey of the group of seven nations by Lucas, K

“… <p>The persistence of poverty and disadvantage amongst some social groups in even the most affluent and advanced industrial societies and its 'knock-on' effects, such as unemployment, poor educational achievement, high crime rates, social segregation and low voter turn-out is an increasing focus of the policy agenda of these countries. …”

National infrastructure assessment : analysis of options for infrastructure provision in Great Britain. Interim results by Tran, M, Hall, J, Hickford, A, Nicholls, R, Alderson, D, Barr, S, Baruah, P, Beavan, R, Birkin, M, Blainey, S, Byers, E, Chaudry, M, Curtis, T, Ebrahimy, R, Eyre, N, Hiteva, R, Jenkins, N, Jones, C, Kilsby, C, Leathard, A, Manning, L, Otto, A, Oughton, E, Powrie, W, Preston, J

“…Moreover, Britain is committed to an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, which implies a transformation of energy supply, with knock-on effects that ripple through all infrastructure sectors.…”