ESPM 1011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Ecological Footprint, Demographic Transition, Ecosystem Services
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Ex - japan, ireland, argentina: personal: walk, reduce, reuse, donate money, learn, etc, collective: share material goods, teach, vote for diff systems, create laws. A thing i love about being alive in earth is that there are so many places to explore and different natural beauties. I love traveling and seeing different places, from mountains to beaches to deserts and all the different natural wonders of the world. I definitely notice the appreciation in my gratitude post in my appreciation for the beauty of nature, and for attribution i am grateful for my parents for traveling with me and showing me these places. I investigated the food portion of my ecological footprint, because i felt like it was the easiest thing to change for me personally. Money constraints kind of dictate my shelter and transportation. I also didn"t know how much of my food was sourced locally, so i wanted to learn more about eating locally.
in a small industrial city from 1950 to 2000. The variable 
represents the number of years since 1950.