Case Study
History of Transportation
Natural Resources
Effects of Transportation
Effects on Water Systems
100

The types of transportation a city can implement depends on this

What is geography?

100

In the 1910s, this invention replaced trains as the most popular mode of transportation in suburban developments

What is automobiles?

100

This has led to the destruction of natural resources, leading to an increase in farmland

What is urban sprawl?

100

In 2014, it is estimated that there were this many passenger cars in the US

What is 600 million?

100

Most of today's urban water systems were developed in this century

What is the twentieth century?

200

This event, approaching in 1900, led to an increase in tourism, and a greater need for transportation

What are the Olympics?

200

Buildings belong to this sector of the environment

What is the built environment?

200

Roughly seventy percent of the world's water consumption is used for this

What is agriculture?

200

Because they spend more on housing and transportation, suburbanites have twice this than those who live in cities

What is a carbon footprint?
200

This type of pollution, coming from highway systems, car parks and roads, can contaminate water

What is runoff?

300

One of Paris's solutions includes creating bus washing stations with this greener system

What is a recycling water system?

300

This part of New York is the birthplace of modern suburbia

What is Long Island?

300
Switching to new fuels is difficult due to fuel production and distribution infrastructure, as well as the fact that transportation technology has been focusing on this fuel

What is petroleum?

300

It is expected that emissions of this greenhouse gas will grow in the US by 10% by 2035

What is CO2?

300

NRW is short for this kind of water, often lost through leakage, theft, and inaccurate metering

What is Non-Revenue Water?

400

Paris's solution for public transportation would be equivalent to cutting over fourteen million tons of this greenhouse gas

What is CO2?

400

Expectations around these types of vehicles have recently increased again

What are electric vehicles?

400

Transport is more dependent on this than any other economic sector

What is oil?

400

This sector accounts for a fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions

What is transportation?

400

The WHO reported that between 1990 and 2012, the number of people living in cities without access to an improved drinking water source increased by this much

What is 34 percent?

500

After continuing to find a rise in C02 emissions, Paris began working on creating this kind of economy

What is a circular economy?

500

In 2010, this ex-mayor of Toronto suggested we "end the war on cars", which was prompted after an effort made to reduce car use

Who is Rob Ford?

500

Many industrialized cities have put in place these plans, which are expected to reduce energy use or promote shifts to renewables

What are Climate Action Plans?

500

Transportation in this country accounted for 27% of total greenhouse gas emissions in 2008

What is the US?

500

It is estimated that this much land in the US has been used for car parks, which contributes to air and water pollution

What is 9104 km2?