What factors can cause cities to INCREASE their ecological footprint?

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What factors can cause cities to INCREASE their ecological footprint? L/O: Discuss the concept of sustainable city management – case study: Curitiba What factors can cause cities to INCREASE their ecological footprint?

Describe the relationships shown in the graph https://sites.google.com/site/ecumeneiboptionsandhigherlevel/urban-environments/sustainable-city-mangement

Curitiba – A sustainable city? What are the key aspects of the Curitiba case study? Brainstorm on your table Pollution Waste Energy Transport Housing Public space Green space Migration management

Draw the sustainable city system Annotate it to show the extent to which Curitiba is such a system Simplify the Egan wheel of sustainability Add to your notes and evaluate in terms of strengths and weaknesses

Discuss the causes of environmental problems in Curitiba and the attempts to overcome them

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