Drought as a trigger of the rapid rise of professional skateboarding in 1970s Southern California

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10.1093/pnasnexus/pgad395
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  • climate change
  • cultural history
  • drought extremes
  • environmental change
  • historical climatology
  • human behavior
  • interdisciplinary research
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2023
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Drought as a trigger of the rapid rise of professional skateboarding in 1970s Southern California
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<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>In 1977 California, authorities responded to an extreme drought with an unprecedented state order to drastically reduce domestic water usage and leave countless newly built swimming pools empty. These curved pools became “playgrounds” for inspired surfers to develop professional vertical skateboarding in the Los Angeles area. Industrial production of polyurethane, and the advent of digital photography, laser printing, and high gloss mass media further contributed to the explosive popularization of skateboarding, creating a global subculture and multibillion-dollar industry that still impacts music, fashion, and lifestyle worldwide. Our interdisciplinary investigation demonstrates that neither the timing nor the location of the origin of professional skateboarding was random. This modern case study highlights how environmental changes can affect human behavior, transform culture, and engender technical innovation in the Anthropocene.</jats:p>
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10.1093/pnasnexus/pgad395
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  • Emilio Moran
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2023
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2023
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2023
Titel
Drought as a trigger of the rapid rise of professional skateboarding in 1970s Southern California
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Abstract
In 1977 California, authorities responded to an extreme drought with an unprecedented state order to drastically reduce domestic water usage and leave countless newly built swimming pools empty. These curved pools became "playgrounds" for inspired surfers to develop professional vertical skateboarding in the Los Angeles area. Industrial production of polyurethane, and the advent of digital photography, laser printing, and high gloss mass media further contributed to the explosive popularization of skateboarding, creating a global subculture and multibillion-dollar industry that still impacts music, fashion, and lifestyle worldwide. Our interdisciplinary investigation demonstrates that neither the timing nor the location of the origin of professional skateboarding was random. This modern case study highlights how environmental changes can affect human behavior, transform culture, and engender technical innovation in the Anthropocene.
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  • Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 3EN, UK.
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10.1093/pnasnexus/pgad395
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2752-6542
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  • PubMed Identifier: 38089599
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  • European Research Council: 882727
  • European Research Council: MONOSTAR (AdG 882727)
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Drought as a trigger of the rapid rise of professional skateboarding in 1970s Southern California.
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Abstract
In 1977 California, authorities responded to an extreme drought with an unprecedented state order to drastically reduce domestic water usage and leave countless newly built swimming pools empty. These curved pools became "playgrounds" for inspired surfers to develop professional vertical skateboarding in the Los Angeles area. Industrial production of polyurethane, and the advent of digital photography, laser printing, and high gloss mass media further contributed to the explosive popularization of skateboarding, creating a global subculture and multibillion-dollar industry that still impacts music, fashion, and lifestyle worldwide. Our interdisciplinary investigation demonstrates that neither the timing nor the location of the origin of professional skateboarding was random. This modern case study highlights how environmental changes can affect human behavior, transform culture, and engender technical innovation in the Anthropocene.
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2023
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/38089599
DOI
10.1093/pnasnexus/pgad395
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2752-6542
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  • PubMed Central ID: PMC10715185
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12
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PNAS Nexus
Schlüsselwörter
  • climate change
  • cultural history
  • drought extremes
  • environmental change
  • historical climatology
  • human behavior
  • interdisciplinary research
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Titel
Drought as a trigger of the rapid rise of professional skateboarding in 1970s Southern California.
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