人民大2023农林国际学术交流英语 PPTUnit 3 Green City.pptxVIP

Unit 3 Green City Pre-Class ActivitiesViewing, Listening and SpeakingProject ContentsSection OneSection TwoSection Three Pre-Class ActivitiesSection One Video Clip 11. When did modern cities really get their start and what made them possible? Modern cities didn’t really get started until the Industrial Revolution. New technologies deployed on a mass scale made the development of cities possible.2. How should cities change to accommodate the surge of population?First, cities should seek ways to provide adequate food, sanitation and education for all; second, growth needs to happen in a way that doesn’t damage the land that provides us with the goods and services that support the human population.3. What will the future cities look like in terms of food production, energy supply and style of residence?Food production will move to vertical farms and skyscrapers, rooftop gardens or vacant lots in city centers; power will come from multiple sources of renewable energy; more residences will be built vertically and buildings will contain everything that people need for their daily life.Task 1 Your experience of attending an academic activity on urban development(1) What kind of academic activity on urban development have you participated in?(2) What did you do in that activity?(3) What have you learned from this experience?Task 2 Task 2Academic activities on urban development you may participate in the future (1) What questions would you ask if you have a chance to interview a professor on urban development?(2) What will you talk about if you have a chance to participate in a group discussion about urban development?(3) If you are a consultant to the municipal government, what suggestions would you make for the sustainable development of the city? SectionTwoViewing, Listening and Speaking Definition of Sustainable CitiesPart I1. You will learn to cope with the stresses and _________ of public life after you graduate from the university.2. The vaccine conta