of repair or maintenance. In most developing countries, open dumping with open burning is the norm. This session explores the challenges of waste management in urban contexts, and considers policy and institutional recommendations to improve solid waste management. Student presentation topics: E-waste Plastics Domestic waste management Readings: PROPARCO. 2012. Waste: Challenges Facing Developing Countries () Mark Roseland. 2005. Sustainable Communities”. Chapter 6 Reduction and Recycling.” “Toward Page 74-86. John Tillman Lyle. 1994. as a Resource”. (page 224-231 from Sustainable Urban “Waste “The Development Reader.” Eds by Stephen M. Wheeler and Timothy Beatley, 2014) M. Wackernagel and W. Rees. 1996. is an Ecological Footprint?” from our Ecological Footprint “What (1996) (page 375-384 from Sustainable Urban Development Reader.” Eds by Stephen M. Wheeler “The and Timothy Beatley, 2014) Week 7. Water and Sanitation in Urban Development This session explores trends in use, wastewater treatment and water scarcity. Access to clean water and sanitation, water pollution and public health in urban areas in different regions of the world. Student presentation topics: Water Sanitation Waste water treatment Readings: Postel, Sandra. Adapting to a New Normal.” Post Carbon Reader, pp. 77-94 Jefferies, C. and “Water: Duffy, A. Switch Transition Manual.” Section 1 only, skim 1 or 2 case studies (pdf) Wong, T. and “The Brown, R. urban water planning” in: Resilient Sustainable Cities, pp. 132-138 (pdf) “Integrated Week 8. Energy and Urban Development This session discusses past, current and projected trends in energy production and consumption. Alternative forms of energy production. Energy use, pollution and public health. Student presentation topics: Renewable energy Energy efficiency
of repair or maintenance. In most developing countries, open dumping with open burning is the norm. This session explores the challenges of waste management in urban contexts, and considers policy and institutional recommendations to improve solid waste management. Student presentation topics: E-waste Plastics Domestic waste management Readings: PROPARCO. 2012. Waste: Challenges Facing Developing Countries () Mark Roseland. 2005. “Toward Sustainable Communities”. Chapter 6 Reduction and Recycling.” Page 74-86. John Tillman Lyle. 1994. “Waste as a Resource”. (page 224-231 from “The Sustainable Urban Development Reader.” Eds by Stephen M. Wheeler and Timothy Beatley, 2014) M. Wackernagel and W. Rees. 1996. “What is an Ecological Footprint?” from our Ecological Footprint (1996) (page 375-384 from “The Sustainable Urban Development Reader.” Eds by Stephen M. Wheeler and Timothy Beatley, 2014) Week 7. Water and Sanitation in Urban Development This session explores trends in use, wastewater treatment and water scarcity. Access to clean water and sanitation, water pollution and public health in urban areas in different regions of the world. Student presentation topics: Water Sanitation Waste water treatment Readings: Postel, Sandra. “Water: Adapting to a New Normal.” Post Carbon Reader, pp. 77-94 Jefferies, C. and Duffy, A. “The Switch Transition Manual.” Section 1 only, skim 1 or 2 case studies (pdf) Wong, T. and Brown, R. “Integrated urban water planning” in: Resilient Sustainable Cities, pp. 132-138 (pdf) Week 8. Energy and Urban Development This session discusses past, current and projected trends in energy production and consumption. Alternative forms of energy production. Energy use, pollution and public health. Student presentation topics: Renewable energy Energy efficiency
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