The final presentation schedule which was distributed in class on Wednesday is posted again here. Please see reminders to arrive on time, bring final drafts of research summary and annotated bibliography on the day you are scheduled to present, and to attend both classes to receive full credit for your presentation.
A copy of the guidelines for organizing the final presentation is included here. This was also distributed in class.
Please be sure to read and bring a copy of the reading that was assigned two weeks ago, “New Models for sustainable growth in emerging market cities” to Wednesday’s class.
Link to reading is under Assigned Readings (April 6) and is also here: SRP_07_Cities
Also, draft research summaries are due Wed.
A new growth area in urban agriculture?
Please read the new article posted under “Links to Weekly Readings” and post your responses to the two questions by 5:00 PM Tuesday, April 5.
Updated (numbered) questions have been posted, along with all readings, Power Points and films covered.
Two optional extra credit assignments have been posted under a new menu item Extra Credit Assignments. These are a great opportunity to both earn extra credit toward your final presentation and to share with fellow students throughout the college the projects you are working on in Environmental Economics.
**If you choose to participate in the Knowing Brooklyn event, please let me know in class or via email by Tuesday, March 22.
Extra credit assignment opportunity!
Participate in Eco Fest 2016: Have ideas about how you would green City Tech?
Is there a project you are doing that could make City Tech greener? Contribute your ideas and participate in the Eco Fest event – posters, ideas, proposals? See below
ECO Fest City Tech April 21-2016
Readings, PowerPoints and other material along with questions have been posted under “Exam Reviews” on Open Lab. We will review in class tomorrow, Wed. March 16. Please bring copies if possible.
Readings for Wed. Mar 9 are posted on Open Lab.
Questions will be discussed in class.
Reading for Wed. March 2:
Question for discussion: What are the reasons McClintock believes we should farm the city?
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