Test 3 Flashcards
What is Natural capital?
Charecterized by objects like lland, wanter, air, soil, capital that is natural.
In relation to the Dakota access pipeline, when did the White stone massacare happen?
Labor day sep 3 153 years ago
In relation to Ntive americans and natural capital, Elko county nevada was regarded as ______ land?
Sacared
What are the three major approaches for understanding a sacared place?
- Ontological
- Phenomenological
- Cultural`
In relation to a sacared place, what does ontologial mean?
Sepearates sacared from profane.
In relation to a sacared place, what does Phenomological mean?
A way of giving a voice to the place itself
In relation to a sacared place hwat does Cultural mean?
Conflict over sacared and profane, two cannot be sepearated but tey overlap.
What does Durkheim say about The Sacared and The Profane?
Sacared- anything that has sacared properties
profane- anything that’s natural
In relation to Natural capital and droughts, what state in the US has had the most signifigant dorught?
California
How long has californias drought lasted?
2013-2016
The biggest goal during a drought is to _____ water use
reduce
What are the two places that have the most severe dreoughts? (Hint: California and _____(+)
Texas
As a result of droughts there is not much change in water consumption in southern california however in ______ california there has been a major change in water consumption?
Northern
Limited amount of surface water mnakes rural residents reliant on ________?
Groundwater (can be poisoned with arsenic as a result of fracking etc)
In relation to the Vice Documentary on droughts in West Texas, what was the route of the problem?
Climate change
In relation to the Vice Documentary on droughts in West Texas, Texas leadership is __________ to combatr climate change
doing nothing
In relation to the Vice Documentary on droughts in West Texas, What is a major factor perpetuating their unbelief in human caused climate change?
Their belief in god and the bible and that god will mitigate everything
Global warming has an effect on human capital and access to ____ and _____ closings
jobs, school
What extractive fossil fuel process requires a lot of water?
Fracking , 1.5 million gallons
In relation to Gallup poll on climate change what does the percentage increase of those who believe climate change is human caused?
1997 24% to 40% in 2008 to 34% in 2013
In relation to Gallup poll on climate change what does the percentage decrease of those who do not believe climate change is human caused?
69- 64%
What are some privatized water companies?
United kingdom, first country
What company was illegally bottling water in california?
Nestle
Who became the fiorst company to privatize water and in what year?
UK 1989
What areas usually control the flow of water, urban or rural areas?
Urban
In what region is water becoming increasingly scarce?
Southwest
What does an appreciation doctrine state?
who has rights to certain bodies of water
What level of government has tyhe most water rights holders?
Local governments
In relation to the three definitions of a sacared place, what would provide the best example for naive people (Phenomological, cultural, ontological)
All of them because for antive people there is always a religious property
In relation to Native americans and natural capital, Native americans see natural capital as ____ while europeans view natural capital as _____
NA: Natural, and cultural
european: financial
In relation to Mineral rights: if you do not own the land but own the resources that kind of OWNERSHIP IS?
Absentee
Natural capital is defined through those ______ there in the area
Living
In realtion to conflict over land use and cemetaries what is an examnple that highlights this conflict?
Mountain top removal in west va, the project could be happening around the cemetary and could limit the access of a family to eneter there own family cemetary sight
What is the definition of Built capital?
Permanenet facilities and services , supporting of businesses and community life
How do tax incentives play into built capital?
Factories, chemical plants prisons. Brings jobs, but definitely does not support local economy
In relation to Access and Consumption, what does Inclusive Access mean?
It’s accessible to all users
In relation to Access and Consumption, what does Exclusive access mean?
Some groups have it, some groups are denied access
In relation to Access and Consumption, what does What does joint consumption mean?
All users can use it
In relation to Access and Consumption, what does Rival Consumption mean?
Only certain user can use it
In relation to Access and Consumption, what is Rival Consumption usually always defined by?
How much something costs
In relation to Access and Consumption, what would private goods be defined as?
Exclusive and Rival (landfills)
In relation to Access and Consumption, what is an example of exclusive and joint ?
Toll roads, still limited to groups of people
In relation to Access and Consumption, what is an example of Inclusive and rival?
School bulding Limited in some way
In relation to Access and Consumption, what is an example of inclusive and joint?
Collective goods, street sidewalks, public parks
In relation to Webers Rationality, what is formal rationality?
Logical, economic calculations of profits or loss
In relation to Webers Rationality, what is Substantive rationality?
Decisions made on the basis of values , culture
Are rural water systrems more likely to be public or private?
Private
How much would it cost to make improvements to rural water systems?
Billions
In relation to solid waste, _____ areas are transporting waste to ______ areas (Urban/rural)?
Urban, rural
The Kim-stan landfill company in Selma VA is _______ (Public/private)?
Private
The Kim-stan landfill company in Selma VA closed in _____
1990
The Kim-stan landfill company in Selma VA cleanup in 1990 cost us taxpayers _____% and VA Taxpayers ____%
90, 10
In realtion to transportation and infrastructure in rural areas bridge quality is outdated, and ____.__% is structurally defecient or obsolete?
19.4%
In relation to public transportation in rural areas it is ________
Almost non exsistent
What did the Bus regulatory reform act of 1982 state?
You should at least offer some sort of access to a service
In relation to public tranjhsportation what are the arguments made for formal rationality and substantive rationality?
Formal- if no one uses it why do we need it
Substantive- people need it to get to work
In relation to telecommunications in rural areas, Rural areas are ______ likely to have ________ internet access
Less, broadband
What is the definition of conspicuious consumption?
Purchase made for social rather than biological need
In the past urban residents were the _______ and rural residents were the _______
consumers, producers
What was the voter turnout in the 2016 presidential election? (percentage)
55.4%
More rural counties in the past 45 elections voted more _______ than usual
Republican
Why is black friday popular in rural areas?
Because of lower prices
What are the popular mediums used for advertising?
Radio, television
Segmented marketplaces are targeted at who?
Specific auidiences
US Advertisers continure to shift to _____ ads?
Online
What are the impacts of consumerism to human capital
Poor health, physical inacrtivity
What are the impacts of consumerism to social capital
decreased ineraction
What are the impacts of consumerism to Natural capital?
Producing commodities, waste
What are the impacts of consumerism to Financial capital
low rates of savings, debt
What are the impacts of consumerism to built capital?
Transition to sustainable consumption
What are the impacts of consumerism to political capital?
Policies for sustainability
In relation to the “Violent Remaking of Appalachia” what happened in 1921?
Battle of blair mtn for 5 days
In relation to the “Violent Remaking of Appalachia” what was the major coal mining union?
United mine workers of america (UMWA)
In relation to the “Violent Remaking of Appalachia” What was the change in employeed moners from 1950 to now
150,000 to 20,000