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Environmental Systems and Societies · Topic 8: Human populations and urban systems

ES8.2 — Urban systems and urban planning

Environmental Systems and Societies · SL / HL · syllabus-mapped notes

  1. Urban ecosystems and the urban system

    Urban areas as ecosystems with biotic and abiotic components, what defines an urban area against a rural one, and the urban area as an interconnected system.

  2. Urbanization, suburbanization and their impacts

    Rural-to-urban migration and its push-pull drivers, suburbanization and urban sprawl, and the environmental changes urban expansion brings.

  3. Urban planning and sustainability

    The purpose of urban planning for all stakeholders, and the factors and named examples of sustainable urban planning.

  4. Ecological urban planning

    A holistic approach treating the urban system as an ecosystem, across five categories from urban ecology to regenerative architecture.

  5. HL: Compactness, mixed use and social mix

    The principles of compact, mixed-use, socially mixed cities, their sustainable advantages, and green-space access as environmental justice.

  6. HL: Circular economy, doughnut models and green architecture

    Circular economy and doughnut economics models applied to cities, and green architecture using environmentally friendly materials and practices.

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