Underdome maps contending models of energy efficiency to explore their impact on public life.
Underdome maps contending models of energy efficiency to explore their impact on public life.
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Support collective intervention
Promote egalitarian resource distribution
Support market-driven capitalism
Execute energy plans from a centralized planning position
Foster grass-roots movements of self-organized individuals
Concentrate urban development
Reform energy management beyond the city
Work through existing modes of consumption
Resist consumption
Address traditional lifestyles
Seek new cultural patterns
Address human, environmental and market interests simultaneously
Choose between human, environmental and market interests
Work with existing management strategies
Experiment with new management strategies
Speak to nuclear familes as a way to inculcate energy reform.
Reshape policies to respond to the prevalence of rental tenants.
Focus on climate change, biodiversity, and pollution relative to other interests.
Form alliances among human, environmental and market interests.
Concentrate development in urban areas.
Take individual initiative for change.
Use state powers to referee private interests and protect resources.
Facilitate action at the local level to democratize power.
Mobilize change through state intervention and ownership.
Encourage competition to breed innovation.
Support Non-profits for selfless reform.
Use policy to proactively shape the market.
Services and infrastructure run by for-profit ventures.
Eliminate government and corporations, and their wasteful policies.
Enforce the rule of law with citizen watchdogs and a free press.
Develop networks and alliances that transgress national boundaries.
Limit resource use to regional enclaves.
Organize and develop infrastructures from a centralized planning position.
Connect and expand multiple infrastructures beyond municipal boundaries.
Pilot experiments through grass-roots movements.
Encourage and rework development in suburban and rural areas.
Detach from civic infrastructures.
Explore new cultural attitudes on comfort.
Purchase ethical products to help reform the market.
Acknowledge the rise of new lifestyles through policies.
Learn to make do with less in order to conserve resources.
Allow people to be mobile and non-conformist.
Support owner-occupation as a way to enfranchise the population.
Let people enjoy their own modes of living.
Focus on the eradication of disease and poverty relative to other interests.
Focus on financial stability and global competition relative to other interests.
Mitigate climate-related risks by cutting back on resource consumption.
Mitigate climate-related risks by manufacturing new climates.
Define groups exposed to and liable for risk.
Take risks subject to vigilant evaluation and public review.
What potential do governments, corporations, organizations, and individuals have to restructure energy performance?
How does energy performance re-frame the networks of the contemporary metropolitan region?
How do energy performance schemes imagine public norms and behavior?
How can we set priorities in the face of uncertainty?