A Workshop for Integrative and Sustainable Food, Energy, and Water in Transitioning Urban Landscapes

1541869(米勒)。该研讨会将：1)提供一个论坛，在城市景观和经济转型的背景下考虑可持续性；2)加深对后工业化城市环境(例如底特律和巴尔的摩)内食品、能源和水系统的综合性质的理解。对成熟城市环境中的可持续性进行研究，但具有未来增长和发展的潜力，为制定和实现可持续目标提供了机会。追求环境可持续性，特别是与食物、能源和水有关的可持续性，在老龄化和不断缩小的后工业化城市环境中不那么直观，尽管这类城市在全球舞台上很普遍，而且显然需要在这些领域支持这一使命的研究和教育。考虑到底特律和巴尔的摩这两个城市的年龄、地理位置和复杂的社会-生态历史，对这两个城市的审查和比较为评估食品-能源-水可持续发展的研究需求和机会提供了独特的机会。讲习班将提供专家和从业人员的协作聚会，特别侧重于在过渡景观的背景下食品、能源、水系统的可持续性。讲习班将查明现有智力资源方面的差距，并规划解决这些差距的前进道路。

1541869 (Miller). This workshop will: 1) provide a forum to consider sustainability within the context of transitioning urban landscapes and economies, and 2) lead to a deeper understanding of the integrative nature of food, energy, and water systems within post-industrial urban environs (e.g., Detroit and Baltimore). Research on sustainability in maturing urban environments, yet with potential for future growth and development, provides an opportunity for setting and meeting sustainable goals. The pursuit of environmental sustainability, especially in relation to food, energy, and water, is less intuitive in aged and shrinking post-industrial urban settings despite the prevalence of such cities within the global arena and there is a clear need for research and education that supports such a mission in these areas. Given their age, geographical locations, and complex social-ecological histories, the examination and comparison of the Cities of Detroit and Baltimore provide a unique opportunity for evaluation of research needs and opportunities in food-energy-water sustainability.The workshop will provide a collaborative gathering of experts and practitioners with a specialized focus on sustainability of food, energy, water systems in the context of transitioning landscapes. The workshop will identify gaps in existing intellectual resources and plan a path forward for resolution of those gaps.