EUS 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Ecos, Carpool, Long Term Ecological Research Network

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Environment and Urban Sustainability
• Course: EUS 202
• Professor: Claire Oswald

Document Summary

Eus 202 week three: community capital and framework. Journal entry #2: social equity and environmental justice. How a space might be experienced by different types of people (age, race, gender, socioeconomic status. A group of people bound by a shared identity/geography in some way. Natural assets, thinking about the environment and what it brings us and future generations i. e fish stocks which provide food, income, and jobs. People think this is an infinite source but they are wrong. Can be broken down into renewable and nonrenewable. Renewable: if we manage them properly, they will naturally replenish themselves/ are self producing. Facilities that provide water, treat water, store food, give energy, systems that allow us to move around in the environment. Businesses that can bring money and employment into the city. We want all these factors to increase and stabilize capital across communities.