Strategies for Sustainability
Evaluating different models of development that balance economic growth with ecological health.
Key Questions
- Justify whether sustainable development is an achievable goal or a contradiction in terms.
- Analyze how indigenous knowledge systems can contribute to modern conservation.
- Assess the role urban planning plays in reducing a city's carbon footprint.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
Suggested Methodologies
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