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Building a Resilient Water System Review

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A review of the topic "Building Resilient Cities 04: Building a Resilient Water System". The pdf was written by Camille Castillo, Erin Johnson, Andrew Oh, and Won Mo Yang.

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A PDF of the powerpoint presentation for "Building Resilient Cities 04: Building Resilient Water Systems" created by Camille Castillo, Erin Johnson, Andrew Oh, and Won Mo Yang. Presented on July 3 2014 at World Resources Sim Center.

Resilient Cities 04: Building a Resilient Water System

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Thursday, July 3, 2014

Resilient Cities 04: Building a Resilient Water System Clean water is an essential necessity to everyday life. In the world today, around 1.6 billion people are experiencing complete water scarcity and by 2025, 2.8 billion will. Water related challenges such as droughts, floods, and wildfires are caused by global warming. These challenges are impacting the world at an economical, social, and environmental level. For example, farmers are expected to spend more money on irrigation and the chance of species endangerment has increased. Additionally, health problems arose due to poor water quality and the lack of water...

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Resilient Cities 03: Geography and Demographics: Where are our Risks?

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Resilient Cities 03: Geography and Demographics: Where are our Risks?

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Thursday, June 26, 2014

Resilient Cities 03: Geography and Demographics: Where are our Risks? Urban population has increased dramatically throughout the last 50 years. We have gone from less than 10% populating cities in 1950 to more than 50% today. Developing countries have experienced urbanization at even faster rates which, consequently, leads to major deficiencies in infrastructure, thereby, exposing marginalized portions of society to high risk living arrangements, unemployment, and poor sanitation. Today, human economic activity is concentrated in large urban areas. Fossil fuels, being a high energy embedded resource, played an indispensable role in powering our daily activities; however, burning carbon rich fuels has disastrous consequences. Although carbon emissions effect seemingly inconsequential changes to climate; they continue to drastically change worldwide weather patterns.

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Obama administration announces $4 billion US clean energy fund

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Loan guarantees aim to boost flagging renewables sectors, under pressure from cheaper fossil fuels
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The US government has made $4 billion in clean energy funding available, in support of President Obama’s Climate Action Plan.

The loan guarantees are for US renewable energy and energy efficiency projects that cut, store or reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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