Lecture

Environmental Footprint Calculation

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Description

This lecture discusses how changes in population, income, and technological progress impact the environmental footprint of a city like Lausanne, using mathematical formulas to calculate the percentage increase or decrease over a decade. The instructor guides the audience through different methods, highlighting the importance of precise calculations for significant changes in environmental impact.

Instructor

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