Talk:Abel Wolman

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message: The concept of Urban Metabolism goes back to Abel Wolman (see 1965), who was the first to draw the comparison between an organism and a city. Cities, like organisms, need energy and resources such as fuel, water or food as inputs to sustain life. These input are processed and ultimately released back to the environment as wastes. Hence, the basic rationale behind the urban metabolism concept is that the relationship between the environment and an urban system can be described by systematically recording all flows to and from the environment in physical terms as shown in Figure 2 in analogy to economy-­‐wide material flow accounting (Eurostat 2001) or similar approaches (see Brunner and Rechberger 2004). In the absence of further information about environmental sources and sinks, this is then usually regarded as an estimate of the pressure environmental pressures generated by urban systems.
From ... Climatecon Working Paper Series No. 1-­‐2011
DEVELOPING A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO ASSESS URBAN METABOLISM IN EUROPE A REPORT TO THE EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT AGENCY
Minx, J.C., Creutzig, F., Medinger, V., Ziegler, T., Owen, A. and Baiocchi, G., 2011, Developing a Prgamatic Approach to Assess Urban Metabolism in Europe 􀍴 A Report to the Environment Agency prepared by Technische Universität Berlin and Stockholm Environment Institute, Climatecon Working Paper 01/2011, Technische Universität Berlin.
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We have compiled some sources to potentially incorporate into this article to expand upon it. We would appreciate it if you could take a look and provide us with any feedback. Our bibliography is linked here.
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Fatehazannath (talk) 19:22, 3 March 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Adding sources to a bibliography to expand sources and content 

message: Hello everyone! I wanted to come on here to clarify that we have begun drafting a new version of the article as a project with WikiEducation. We wanted to edit this article in order to ensure the information is accurate and properly cited while adding more information. Some major edits we made includes adding new sections such as Legacy and Research Publications. We also added information and citations about his personal life, such as who he married and added more context to his education and career. Hopefully you will enjoy our drafted version of the article. 
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Fatehazannath (talk) 20:37, 7 April 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Drafting a New Version of Article for WikiEducation