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These E's make up the three sides of the sustainability triangle.
What is Economy, Equity, and Environment?
This greenhouse gas is released in the greatest quantity but has the lowest global warming potential per kilogram compared to other greenhouse gases.
What is carbon dioxide?
This form of justice is hurt when affected communities are not adequately consulted in environmental decision-making process
What is procedural?
This phenomenon occurs when efficiency gains lead people to consume more
What is the rebound effect?
The release of 100% new renewable energy plan is an example of this type of indicator
What is a policy output?
This is the full title for SSCI 165L.
What is Sustainability Science in the City?
In most cities worldwide, greenhouse gas emissions are dominated by transportation and this other sector.
What are buildings?
In a riskscape map, lack of access to health care is an example of this type of factor
What is social vulnerability?
Eating a meat heavy diet that primarily harms the environment is an example of this type of consumption problem
What is overconsumption?
This type of indicator scheme uses “A” to signify a high score
What is a letter grading system?
This mapping software was used to create the StoryMap project.
What is Esri's ArcGIS Online?
Large contiguous areas devoted just to residential development is an example of this development type.
What is urban sprawl?
This theory on environmental goods represents the idea that having healthy food outlets close by promotes better nutrition
What is the theory of accessibility?
In this type of commodity chain, buyers have greater power than producers in bargaining over costs and production standards
What is buyer-driven?
This first generation urban sustainability model predicts population and housing growth based on proximity and transit
What is a gravity model?
Along with Sims and Wheeler, these authors edited the primary textbook used in class.
Who are Hagen and Pijawka?
This type of development aims to eventually eliminate the use of automobiles in urban transit
What is transit-oriented development?
Missing pollution exposure because data are aggregated over areas that are too large is an example of this analysis problem
What is MAUP?
Designing urban spaces to be scaled for people rather than cars is a core principle of this theorist idea of a legible city
Who is Kevin Lynch?
These places provide an opportunity to develop a sense of belonging and social cohesion
What are third places?
This is the correct spelling of my last name.
What is M-I-N-A-R-A-V-E-S-H?
This urban climate phenomenon causes cities to have higher daytime temperatures and retain heat longer into the evening
What is the urban heat island effect?
This mapping technique improves environmental justice by estimating where people actually live within census tracts
What is dasymetric mapping?
This structural solution to distancing waste is exemplified by charging fees to a company depending on recyclability of the materials in their products
What is extended producer responsibility?
Relational citizenship requires citizens cultivate this ethical quality between one another
What is kindness?