You’ve been tasked with developing a Transition response task-force in any count

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You’ve been tasked with developing a Transition response task-force in any county on the east coast. Take two approaches –

describe what your energy plan for the next 5-10 years would be assuming an increase in the number of cars, people, and buildings.

Now assume that “energy descent plan”. What if there are not more people, more cars, or more development? What about energy continuance then?

What questions would you ask local authorities and local citizens before embarking on developing and executing your plan?

Leave your answer in the form of an essay every question should have a paragraph.

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Explanation / Answer

Responding to the rapid urban development and challenges, future cities have become a pressing issue due to the impacts of global warming problems. This inevitably requires identifying prioritizing and structuring new design and managerial tools to improve their environmental, urban and fiscal sustainability.

Emerging cities should also develop local and national policies to retain highly qualified individuals. Currently in developing world, the proportion of cities making effort to retain talented and visionary individuals is alarmingly low.

More people, more cars, more pollution. May be in future we fan make use of the dirt and polluted air to produce energy.

More global warming causes the temperatures of the cities to raise, we can make use of solar energy to full extent in such areas.

If not more people and cars means less pollution and population. We van make use of existing renewable resources, more trees can be planted and grown to ensure good air. Energy productions through winds wil be good

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