Housing, transport & tourism Hendrik, Marius, Hilde, Kristine, Marco & Polly

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Housing, transport & tourism Hendrik, Marius, Hilde, Kristine, Marco & Polly Slide 2 Slide 3 PROBLEM 1/3 of the CO2 emission in the UK come from housing House bigger than necessary Waste of energy Clothes and furniture Slide 4 SOLUTION micro-generation techniques : solar systems, micro-wind and water turbines change our behavior Businesses, individuals and government policy Slide 5 GOVERNMENT RESPONCE Rules for building new houses Energy performance certificate (UK) Zero carbon emission at 2016 (UK) Slide 6 transport Slide 7 5 % of the 50,000 megatonnes 5 % of the 50,000 megatonnes 2,800 megatonnes CO 2,800 megatonnes CO Minerals and food transportation Minerals and food transportation Air, ocean and rail freight Air, ocean and rail freight Carbon emissions will grow Carbon emissions will grow OECD countries OECD countries 3% per year from 1990 to 2004 3% per year from 1990 to 2004 Slide 8 Bonus Car wrecking Car wrecking Eco cars Eco cars GPL and metan plants GPL and metan plants Light commercial vehicles Light commercial vehicles Greener public transport Greener public transport Motorbikes Motorbikes Slide 9 Conclusion Using more efficient, lower carbon vehicles Using more efficient, lower carbon vehicles Using lower carbon fuel Using lower carbon fuel Using exiting vehicles more efficiently Using exiting vehicles more efficiently Reducing the number and lenght of trips Reducing the number and lenght of trips Using alternative modes Using alternative modes Slide 10 Tourism Slide 11 Tourism pollution Slide 12 Effects of Tourism Pros source of income eat excotic local food local products new work areas Discovers new cultures Language awareness Broadens horizons Cons They have to travel Overcrowding Terrorism threats Uses too many natural resources Diseases Demands quality Changes landscape Endangers species Slide 13 Government comment Important to keep the environment. But most countries need the cash from the tourist industry. Therefor there will not be restrictions on the numbers tourist during a season, but perhaps there will be restrictions on travel ways. Example one week then they can fly in, then the next week it will be boat Slide 14 Solutions Make your own country more attractive to the inhabitants Reduce living standard Recycle Plastic Paper Waste Slide 15 Sources http://www.greenpeace.org/mediterranean/mediterranean- marine-reserves/threats/pollution-and-tourism http://www.greenpeace.org/mediterranean/mediterranean- marine-reserves/threats/pollution-and-tourism http://www.trifter.com/Practical-Travel/Tourism-Pros-and- Cons.400989 http://www.trifter.com/Practical-Travel/Tourism-Pros-and- Cons.400989 http://www1.american.edu/TED/costa-rica-tourism.htm http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BldrsdFxPTA/SaB2nT4qXOI/AAAAAAAAG Ck/UuGaDkQlPEI/s800/Stortingen.jpg http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BldrsdFxPTA/SaB2nT4qXOI/AAAAAAAAG Ck/UuGaDkQlPEI/s800/Stortingen.jpg http://www.blink- hus.no/wsp/blink3/frontend.cgi?func=publish.show&table=CONTE NT&func_id=10287 http://www.blink- hus.no/wsp/blink3/frontend.cgi?func=publish.show&table=CONTE NT&func_id=10287 Housing versus the environment, can there be only one winner? By Shelter, GOOGLE (pictures) www.communities.gov.uk