practise test planning lesson 2 part b

the first National Conservation Laws in USA cand Canada has these 2 acts still in effect today they are?

most members signed the kyoto protocol except the usa , andorra, south sudan and this country

in 1971 _________is created to implement existing and new Canadian environmental laws

planning concerns for burgeoning cities list the 4 of them

the earlest cities planned were establish by the french in early 17 century

Western Canada (including Saskatchewan) focus there town ship planning on this important piece of infrastructure _______ . Towns were laid out according to standard rules for land surveyors.

loss of natural enviroment problem was solved by this movement

concern of living conditions had this concept to solve the problem

street car lines and planning for them usually used a the old british system

the following are early problems of urban canada hint theres 3 listed

this meeting later called the __________ the first treaty seriously deal with climate change to reduce emissions of serious greenhouse gases and fluorinated gases

the street railway car had a large impact in the late 19 century for influencing the pattern of residential development.

the roles of this government on a broad basis was to plan the community of the municipal area.

western Canada cities like Edmonton laid out the towns used this system called a ______

these are examples of non-governmental conservation orgs

planning done by the british when establishing colonies had this pattern
the cities central area has 2 streets running through it that are parallel and run towards the shore. the first street called ________ runs near the waters edge while the other _______ was spaced away from the water and is one of the major business streets

this president of the United states was a major proponent of creating parks and wildlife conservation

the 3 cities planned by the french near the st.lawerence river are

these 2 men developed the concept of "Conservation" in the 1900's

This ground-breaking looked at toxicology and ecology to conclude agricultural pesticides (e.g. DDT) were bio-accumulating and could not be absorbed by the environment continuously.
-This was linked to damage to animal species and to human health.
-Leads to research that confirmed that bird’s eggs where being damaged by DDT and which led

the major trends occured that stop the malthusian castastrophe from becoming a reality was

inefficency was solved by cities implementing new forms of infrastructure like a public water supply and eletricity one problem of this was their was usually 1 provider

the first earth day was held in what year

this movement answered the planning concerns for burgeoning cities shabby appearance

a problem in urban cites that became predominant in the late 19th century due to poor quality of housing is known as________-

in the 18th and 19 century before the railroad was build surviving european settlements where stationed near these settlements because they offer clean water, shelter from winds and access to river to transport necessary equipment.

Upper Canada planned there towns using a township system each averaging 100 squaare miles and each containing a town site. town lots were devided into a 0.4 hectare lots it included a large military reserve of land and 80 hectare farm

what was the baldwin acts importance?

the baldwin act class a local government in theses formats.

–Resulted in the framework on climate change signed by 153 countries dealing with global warming
–Thought lacked firm agreements on targets, did aim to stabilize 1990 levels of greenhouse gases
–Continues to undertake research and advocate for climate change adaptation and mitigation.
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS EVENT

the gridiron layout does show concern for important buildings like churches, market places, and government buildings because it concentration on handing out lots of similar size to everyone.

the first planned canadain towns that were away from the st.lawerence river were laid out by Jean talon in 1667