a. Environmental costsi. More driving equals more carbon emissionsii. Smog, interacts with sun and becomes bad ozone (ground level ozone) can lead to asthma and/or other respiratory diseases1. Ground level ozone comes from SUV’s (contributes more to ozone because they are exempt from air quality controls unlike other vehicles), heavy trucks, cars, power plants, etc.iii. Loss of ecosystem function, loss of biodiversity through deforestation through roads1. Takes away land that was normally forest or farmlandiv. Larger houses on more land that is cheaper, these houses consume large amounts of water (drinking water is being used to grow grass1. People are mostly interested in size and aesthetics and not interested in qualityb. Social costsi. Social capital1. Ex. Silicon valley because they have venture capital. Triangle has problem becoming next silicon valley, because lack of social capital and lack of connectivity2. Ex. “The Lost Children of Rockdale County”: lack of social capital, lack of infrastructure to bring young people together to do productive activities, parents are unaware of heir children’s actions3. Watching TV constantly and not spending time with each other quickly erodes away social capital of familya. Kids like to push boundaries, so if parents are exhausted they don’t place firm boundaries and kids don’t grow up with firm structureb. Lack of influences, so they believed their way of life was normal2. Three types of parenting:a. 1. Authoritarian parenting: one very strong parents, they give and withhold love based on child meeting parents’ expectations also psychological and physical abuse (Tiger moms)b. 2. Laissez Faire: parent don’t or can’t invest time to having a proper relationship with their child; parents are not firm, so children do not grow up with a good upbringing, children don’t have a clear identity; in people’s nature to form groupsi. ex. Low income parents don’t have time to dedicate to their kidsii. Identity in Conyers: Kids are getting their identity from TV and music (pop culture), trying to be what is cool: way of conferring statusb. Water is affected quantitatively and qualitativelyi. Quantitatively: With a lot of impermeable surfaces, water cannot soak into ground, so there are flooding risks because water cannot slowly flow into water bodies because water cannot be absorbed by groundii. Qualitatively: rain on roads flow to rivers or other water bodies, but they are mixed with the debris found on roads; fertilizer and pesticide runoff also flows into water bodiesENST 201 1st Edition Lecture 22Outline of Last Lecture I. TransportationII. Federal GovernmentOutline of Current Lecture I. Low density urban developmentCurrent LectureI. Low density urban developmenta. Environmental costsi. More driving equals more carbon emissionsii. Smog, interacts with sun and becomes bad ozone (ground level ozone) can lead to asthma and/or other respiratory diseases1. Ground level ozone comes from SUV’s (contributes more to ozone because they are exempt from air quality controls unlike other vehicles), heavy trucks, cars, power plants, etc.iii. Loss of ecosystem function, loss of biodiversity through deforestation through roads1. Takes away land that was normally forest or farmlandiv. Larger houses on more land that is cheaper, these houses consume large amounts of water (drinking water is being used to grow grass1. People are mostly interested in size and aesthetics and not interested in qualityb. Social costsi. Social capital 1. Ex. Silicon valley because they have venture capital. Triangle has problem becoming next silicon valley, because lack of social capitaland lack of connectivity2. Ex. “The Lost Children of Rockdale County”: lack of social capital, lack of infrastructure to bring young people together to do productive activities, parents are unaware of heir children’s actions3. Watching TV constantly and not spending time with each other quickly erodes away social capital of familyThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.a. Kids like to push boundaries, so if parents are exhausted they don’t place firm boundaries and kids don’t grow up with firm structureb. Lack of influences, so they believed their way of life was normal2. Three types of parenting: a. 1. Authoritarian parenting: one very strong parents, they give and withhold love based on child meeting parents’ expectations also psychological and physical abuse (Tiger moms)b. 2. Laissez Faire: parent don’t or can’t invest time to having a proper relationship with their child; parents are not firm, so children do not grow up with a good upbringing, children don’t have a clear identity; in people’s nature to form groups i. ex. Low income parents don’t have time to dedicateto their kidsii. Identity in Conyers: Kids are getting their identity from TV and music (pop culture), trying to be what is cool: way of conferring statusb. Water is affected quantitatively and qualitativelyi. Quantitatively: With a lot of impermeable surfaces, water cannot soak into ground, so there are flooding risks because water cannot slowly flow into water bodies because water cannot be absorbed by groundii. Qualitatively: rain on roads flow to rivers or other water bodies, but they are mixed with the debris found on roads; fertilizer and pesticide runoff also flows into water