SUSTAINABILITY (BAI0050, BAI0050L, BAI0050_T)

FENNTARTHATÓSÁG(angol) / SUSTAINABILITY

(BAI0050, BAI0050L, BAI0050_T)

THEMATICS AND REQUIREMENTS

 

Sustainability (BAI0050 / 00angol)

 

Thematics

 

Week

Subject

Remarks

1.

Requirements and thematics. „A Short Story of Progress.”

 

2.

First steps in Prehistoric Times. Extinction of species.

 

3.

Effects of Neolithic Revolution:

deforestation and soil degradation.

 

4.

Progress and regression in waste management

 

 

5.

Effects of industrial revolution, the beginning of air pollution

 

6.

Emission of carbon dioxide and the climate crisis

 

7.

The Meadow’s law. The example of the ozone hole

Summary I.

 

8.

Fundamental ideas of sustainability

Test I.

9.

Practical relevance of ecological footprint

Retake I.

10.

Importance of renewable energy sources

 

 

 

Holiday (Easter)

11.

Sustainable water management

 

12.

Urbanization and sustainable cities

 

13.

Population growth and sustainable households

Test II.

14.

Consultation

Retake II.

Requirements

Credit:

4

Participation

Compulsory

Requirements:

Two in-class tests and a classroom presentation.

In class tests/mark:

0-49 %     mark 1

50-59 %   mark 2

60-79 %   mark 3

80-89 %   mark 4

90-100 %  mark 5

Sources:

Adam Markham: A Brief History of Pollution, 1994

Derek Wall: Green History, 1993

Ronald Write: A Short History of Progress, 2004

Web:

 

 

 

Sustainability (BAI0050L / 00)

 

 

Thematics

 

Week

Subject

Remarks

1.

The History of Progfress Traps:

-Overhunting and Extinctions in Prehistoric Times;

-Effects of Neolithic Revolution

(deforestation and soil degradation);

-Waste management in Ancient Times and Medieval Era;

-Effects of industrial revolution

(the beginning of air pollution);

-Emission of carbon dioxide and the climate crisis.

 

2.

-Fundamental ideas of sustainability and its indicators;

-Practical relevance of ecological footprint;

-Importance of renewable energy sources;

- Urbanization and sustainable cities.

 Test

Requirements

Credit:

4

Participation

Compulsory

Requirements:

In-class test and a classroom presentation.

In class tests/mark:

0-49 %     mark 1

50-59 %   mark 2

60-79 %   mark 3

80-89 %   mark 4

90-100 %  mark 5

Sources:

Adam Markham: A Brief History of Pollution, 1994

 

Derek Wall: Green History, 1993

 

Ronald Write: A Short History of Progress, 2004

Web:

 

Sustainability (BAI0050_T / 00angol)

 

 

Thematics

 

Week

Subject

Remarks

1.

First steps in Prehistoric Times

Extinction of species

 

2.

Effects of Neolithic Revolution: Soil degradation

 

3.

Effects of Neolithic Revolution: Deforestation

 

4.

Progress and regression in waste management

 

5.

Effects of industrial revolution, the beginning of air pollution

 

6.

Summary I.

Test I.

7.

Emission of carbon dioxide and the climate crisis

Retake I.

8.

Importance of renewable energy sources

 

9.

The Meadow’s law. The example of the ozone hole.

 

10.

Fundamental ideas of sustainability and its indicators

 

 

 

Holiday

11.

Practical relevance of ecological footprint

 

12.

Urbanization and sustainable cities

 

13.

Summary II.

Test II.

14.

Consultation

Retake II.

Requirements

Credit:

4

Requirements:

Home assignments and two (online) tests

In class tests

/mark:

0-49 %     mark 1

50-59 %   mark 2

60-79 %   mark 3

80-89 %   mark 4

90-100 %  mark 5

Sources:

Adam Markham: A Brief History of Pollution, 1994

Derek Wall: Green History, 1993

Ronald Write: A Short History of Progress, 2004

Web: