ENST 2030 - Environmental Studies & Sustainability

1   Lectures

1. Lecture 1: Population growth vs. food supply growth
2. Lecture 2: Population pressure: Land and water
3. Discussion 1: Population pressure
4. Exercise 1: How to create population maps in ArcMap
   1. Homework 1: Population-density-by-country 2005 map
5. Lecture 3: Designing cities for people
6. Discussion 2: Atlanta 2.0
7. Lecture 4: Eradicating poverty and stabilizing population
8. Exercise 2: Poverty and education GIS exercise
9. Quiz 1
10. Lecture 5: Selling our future
11. Discussion 3: Future foods
12. Project proposal
13. Lecture 6: Restoring the earth
14. Exercise 3: Deforestation GIS exercise
15. Lecture 7: Feeding eight billion people well
16. Discussion 4: Food supply
17. Quiz 2
18. Lecture 8: Climate change and the energy transition
19. Exercise 4: Global warming GIS exercise
20. Lecture 9: Stabilizing climate: An energy efficiency revolution
21. Discussion 5: Carbon footprint
22. Lecture 10: Stabilizing climate: Shifting to renewable energy
    1. Homework 2: TPES individual assignment
23. Exercise 5: Energy GIS exercise
24. Quiz 3
25. Lecture 11: Can we mobilize fast enough?
26. Quiz 4

2   Data

3   References

• Great Britain just went two weeks without using coal. Here’s how
• Ending an era of population control in China - was the one-child policy ever needed.pdf