Lecture 2

L02 - an urbanizing world: the role and importance of cities urban: the characteristics attributed to a physical space (city) Higher concentration of p

lecture 4

Possible Urban Environmental Futures

Over half of the global population lives in areas defined as urban. Over 80% of canadians now live in urban areas (census metropolitan area . Urban env

lecture 9

L09 - sustainable urban planning and design urban planning: future ideas and implementable practices for shaping land use and social processes in citie

Sustainable Urban Planning and Design

Ggra03 (week 8): sustainable urban planning and design. Sustainable urban planning: and social processes in cities. Urban planning: future ideas and im

lecture 12

Urban = characteristic to a place (removal of rural lands, diversity of employment, high population density} L12 - urban environmental citizenship and 

lecture 8

L08 - urban built form: smart growth and compact cities. 1990s: north american policy model for the establishment of growth management policies and pra

Urban Sustainability

Week 4: urban sustainability (defining sustainability, urban sustainability and. Sustainability a dominant concept for policy formulation since 1980s. 

lecture 10

Poor and ethnic communities located in less desirable areas (new immigrants, low income) Affluent citizens have influential power (choices to choose fr

lecture 6

Sentences, double-spaced part a: 3/5 concepts to define. E. g. urban culture, political ecology, historical patterns. Incorporate readings and lecture 

lecture 3

* overcrowded housing - high demands not met. * disease - death rate fell below births, cholera. * pollution - incompatibility of locations (proximity 

Landscape

Key concepts in the study of urban environments and urban geography: Examines how pristine nature (trees, wildlife, water, soil, grasslands, etc. ) is 

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