Academic

How Many Planets – Measuring sustainability in urban plans with the Ecological Footprint.

Ecological and carbon footprint by consumption and income in GIS: down to a census village scale – To measure local sustainability, the ecological and carbon footprints are approximated in global hectares based on consumption and income in a geographic information system (GIS). Income correlates strongly with consumption when both are surveyed by Canadian national statistics at a large urban area scale.

The ecological footprint housing component: A geographic information system analysis – The ecological footprint (EF) and its unit, the global hectare, share a reputation of effectively communicating the connection between local awareness and global impact. One use of a Geographic Information System (GIS) in urban planning is decision support, while the potential of the ecological footprint in GIS has not developed significantly.

Social Justice thesis – Social Justice, Wealth Equity and Gender Equality:
Bahá’ís and non-Bahá’ís of Alberta

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