Example of energy transition: Morocco
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have around 98 to 100 % electricity access by focusing on individual and
collective mini-grid systems
most of this has arrived from concentrated solar thermal power
Spoken wheel model
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, circle around city adds circles when getting bigger
inefficient, leads to sprawl, causes lots of gridlock. planners know this
Countries with negative growth
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Germany and Japan
Jimmy Carter and Ronald Regan
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Jimmy Carter starts solar campaign
Reagan reverses this
1973 Arab oil embargo shocks US economy and awakens interest in solar
energy → increased interest and power of environmental movement
caused legislation implementing RE to become more of a reality
Reagan thought it was more about supply
How much food is wasted each year and how?
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, 30-40 percent in developing and developed
Developing nations lose through pre-retail and developed lose through
retail/home stage
Redlining
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Eanes, Zachery.
"Most "hot neighborhoods" in cities today correspond to neighborhoods
that used to be too risky for banks to give out home mortgages in. Those
neighborhoods were "redlined" and were usually communities of
minorities."
9 benefits of public transportation
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1.) benefits communities financially (for ever dollar invested 4 are returned)
2.) public transportation reduces air pollution
3.) increased fuel efficiency
4.) reduced traffic congestion
5.) saves money
6.) increases mobility
7.) frees up time
8.) public transportation is safer
9.) encourages healthier habits
"Isolation Desolation"
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link between our health and our connectivity to friends family etc
less connection lower health
Why is fertility so high?
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Women don't have control over reproduction
No emphasis on education for women
Low access/knowledge about contraceptives
Poverty - can't afford contraceptives
Children are a form of social security (source of labor)
No widespread birth control
Death rate (8 kids-only 1 lives)
Having a lot of kids as an "insurance" in case some of them die young
More children needed to work on farms or in homes
Uklid v ambler 1920
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Supreme Court decided to use exclusionary zoning
state could chop up areas for different purposes
supports segregation and car dependency
Why are insects important
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have around 98 to 100 % electricity access by focusing on individual and
collective mini-grid systems
most of this has arrived from concentrated solar thermal power
Spoken wheel model
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, circle around city adds circles when getting bigger
inefficient, leads to sprawl, causes lots of gridlock. planners know this
Countries with negative growth
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Germany and Japan
Jimmy Carter and Ronald Regan
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Jimmy Carter starts solar campaign
Reagan reverses this
1973 Arab oil embargo shocks US economy and awakens interest in solar
energy → increased interest and power of environmental movement
caused legislation implementing RE to become more of a reality
Reagan thought it was more about supply
How much food is wasted each year and how?
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, 30-40 percent in developing and developed
Developing nations lose through pre-retail and developed lose through
retail/home stage
Redlining
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Eanes, Zachery.
"Most "hot neighborhoods" in cities today correspond to neighborhoods
that used to be too risky for banks to give out home mortgages in. Those
neighborhoods were "redlined" and were usually communities of
minorities."
9 benefits of public transportation
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1.) benefits communities financially (for ever dollar invested 4 are returned)
2.) public transportation reduces air pollution
3.) increased fuel efficiency
4.) reduced traffic congestion
5.) saves money
6.) increases mobility
7.) frees up time
8.) public transportation is safer
9.) encourages healthier habits
"Isolation Desolation"
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link between our health and our connectivity to friends family etc
less connection lower health
Why is fertility so high?
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Women don't have control over reproduction
No emphasis on education for women
Low access/knowledge about contraceptives
Poverty - can't afford contraceptives
Children are a form of social security (source of labor)
No widespread birth control
Death rate (8 kids-only 1 lives)
Having a lot of kids as an "insurance" in case some of them die young
More children needed to work on farms or in homes
Uklid v ambler 1920
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Supreme Court decided to use exclusionary zoning
state could chop up areas for different purposes
supports segregation and car dependency
Why are insects important
