transit, light rail, trees, forest Flashcards

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List variables that can increase bicycle and light rail use

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  1. reduce the cost
  2. convenient access
  3. reduce time to get to work
  4. more comfortable all weather facilities
  5. reinforcement
  6. free use
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How did Everett et. al. 1974 study increase bus use?

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By offering tokens which could purchase back up reinforcers

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How did Bachmann and Katzev increase bus ridership?

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Offering free rides and getting people to make a personal commitment

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How did Hyeonjun Hwant et. al. increase bus ridership in Sou

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Decorating 100 buses with popular animation characters

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How does weather effect bus ridership?

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ridership is down in the rain, wind, snow, and colder temperatures

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How did San Diego and Houston increase ridership?

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They reduced fares and providing large service increases; shared electric vehicles

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What is the relationship between trees and carbon dioxide levels?

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trees reduce the level of carbon dioxide

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Name some of the important forests

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  1. Canadian Boreal Forest
  2. Temperate Forests
  3. Amazon Basin
  4. Congo Forest
  5. Russian Taiga
  6. Indonesian Rain Forest
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What are the advantages of mixed forests over monocultures?

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They can outperform monocultures, they can include nitrogen fixing trees, they can increase the diversity of life in the forests

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10
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Who was Johnny Appleseed?

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A man who single handedly planted apple trees most of his life

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How much Carbon can one tree absorb?

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mature trees absorb carbon dioxide at a rate of 48 pounds per year. In one year, an acre of forest can absorb twice the CO2 produced by the average car’s annual milage

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How many trees does it take to absorb all of the CO2 we produce?

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Planting six trees per month is enough to compensate for the CO2 emissions we produce, taking into account the annual global average of around six tons of CO2 per person

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