Sustainable Mobility Challenge

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Transport for a greener future

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Froggy Jumps Sustainable Mobility ChallengeOnline version Transport for a greener future by Alyssa Molina 1 What form of transportation contributes most to carbon emissions? a A deisel truck b Sea Travel c Air Travel 2 Which one of these is NOT one of Dyrhauge’s pathways? a Technological Substitution b Mobility Increase c Modal Shift 3 What kind of transportation used in Europe is a good alternative to use of emissions? a Trains b Airfare c Your own vehicle 4 What is the con of using electric vehicles? a Environmental costs during production b Environmental costs during the sales c Saving on gas and using less fossil fuels! 5 Which energy source best supports long-term sustainable mobility? a Coal-fired trains b Renewable energy for transportation c Diesel-only engines 6 According to the IPCC special report on climate change, why are Indigenous peoples important in addressing climate change? a They promote industrial devlopemnt to reduce emissions b Their recognized land stewardship, traditional knowledge and conservation practices c They encourage the expansion of urban areas into natural landscapes 7 What role do active transport modes play in sustainability? a Raise travel times b Promote health and reduce emissions c Increase road congestion 8 Which infrastructure investment boosts sustainable mobility? a Widening highways b Cycling lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets c More parking lots 9 What is a key benefit of electric public transport? a Increased noise b Lower local air pollution c Higher fuel costs 10 Which metric best evaluates transport sustainability? a Vehicle top speed b Total greenhouse gas emissions per capita c Number of new roads 11 According to Octopus's Garden, what was a major environmental impact of the development of southern california's "Citrus Belt"? a It promoted sustainable devlopment by prioritizing environmental protection over economic growth. b It created large-scale infrastructure focused on the efficient movement of goods. c It reduced the need for technological development and transportation networks. 12 According to Chapter 34, how did the railroad system affect citrus growers in Southern California? a It had no impact on the citrus industry. b It completely prevented citrus growers from expanding their businesses. c It acted as both a limitation and an opportunity for the growers' ability to make decisions. 13 What does the concept of path dependency suggest aboiuit Southern California's transportation system> a Past infrastructure and policies shape current transportation choices, making change difficult. b Transportation policies can be changed quickly without long-term effects. c Modern transportation systems are unrelated to historical decisions. 14 What is meant by a traffic modal shift in the context of sustainable mobility? a Increasing the use of card and highways to improve efficiency b Eliminating all form of public transportation c Moving people and goods from high-pollution transportation, like cars to cleaner options like trains 15 Which of the following was NOT a consequence of railroad expansion? a Changes to local ecosystems b A reduction in economic dependence on transportation infrastructure c Increased pollution, affecting human health 16 On our slide about wildlife impacts , what does the treatment of human workers reveal about the infrastructures of late capitalism a They often prioritize economic interests over human well-being and the common good b They consistentlty protect workers while promoting economic growth c They elimnate conflicts between profit and public welfare 17 Which of the following was NOT one of the key institutional strategies activists used to make their voices heard? a Participating in public hearings and advisory committees b Collaborating with state agencies and industry representatives c Relying primarily on consumer boycotts and market presssure 18 Which of the following is a direct impact caused by construction as mentioned in the slides? a Destruction of wildlife and separation of wildlife such as Bison and Desert Tortoises b Destruction of air aka pollution from fossil fuel machines c Rehoming not only animals but humans and society too 19 Which one of these is a Union Pacific Rail Road Violation in three states? a Failure to have an adequate spill prevention control and countermeasure at the Rawlins, WY railyard. b Failure to have an adequate unannounced exercise plan (UEP) at the Rawlins, WY railyard c Failure to have an adequate facility response Plan (FRP) at the Rawlins, WY railyard. 20 What incident took place in Northern California that strongly effected the Ecosystem and made a large environmental footprint? a Train carrying 100 tons of coal derails spilled into the oceanside of Dante River b Train carrying 100 tons of coal derails spilling into feather river c Train carrying 100 tons of oils being transported to a depot spills into the feather river

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Sustainable Mobility ChallengeOnline version

by Alyssa Molina

What form of transportation contributes most to carbon emissions?

Which one of these is NOT one of Dyrhauge’s pathways?

What kind of transportation used in Europe is a good alternative to use of emissions?

What is the con of using electric vehicles?

Which energy source best supports long-term sustainable mobility?

According to the IPCC special report on climate change, why are Indigenous peoples important in addressing climate change?

What role do active transport modes play in sustainability?

Which infrastructure investment boosts sustainable mobility?

What is a key benefit of electric public transport?

Which metric best evaluates transport sustainability?

According to Octopus's Garden, what was a major environmental impact of the development of southern california's "Citrus Belt"?

According to Chapter 34, how did the railroad system affect citrus growers in Southern California?

What does the concept of path dependency suggest aboiuit Southern California's transportation system>

What is meant by a traffic modal shift in the context of sustainable mobility?

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of railroad expansion?

On our slide about wildlife impacts , what does the treatment of human workers reveal about the infrastructures of late capitalism

Which of the following was NOT one of the key institutional strategies activists used to make their voices heard?

Which of the following is a direct impact caused by construction as mentioned in the slides?

Which one of these is a Union Pacific Rail Road Violation in three states?

What incident took place in Northern California that strongly effected the Ecosystem and made a large environmental footprint?