Year: 2035 Category: Health, Well-Being and Demography In 2035, a generation from today, Alejandra leaves her house in Glasgow for a day out. Due to increases in social funding, she is able to spend more time in, and engaging with, her community, advancing her own education in whatever way she pleases. Universal basic income (UBI) …
Year: 2035 Category: Health, Well-Being and Demography In 2035, a generation from today, Alejandra leaves her house in Glasgow for a day out. Due to increases in social funding, she is able to spend more time in, and engaging with, her community, advancing her own education in whatever way she pleases. Universal basic income (UBI) …
Year: 2035Category: Sustainable Food, Land, Water By 2035, all the pandemic babies will be teenagers. Residents will be driving electric cars everywhere. Not dirty energy supplied electric cars, but rather a variety of clean energy supplies, like high-pressured saline steam-supplied energy. Electric vehicles are really the only ones available anymore. Fueling our machines are waste …
Year: 2035 Category: Energy Decarbonisation and Sustainable Industry Marg lives in Edinburgh. Before 2035 there was a successful independence vote. The least predictable situation, politically. There’s really no SNP anymore. With the disruption of leading and succeeding in passing independence, previously established political parties are no longer the coherent parties they were before. Scotland has …
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Year: 2035 Category: Energy Decarbonisation and Sustainable Industry Jane was living at the borders, but has recently moved to Edinburgh. She cycles to work which is considered quite safe. Streets and traffic have been redesigned with cyclists and pedestrians as equal users of the flow, so traffic fatalities and accidents continue to decline. People feel …
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Year: 2035 Category: Sustainable Food, Land, Water A local Glaswegian heads down to their local Farmers Market, just a few streets away. The area has embraced a farm-to-plate economy. The local attitude is that the more Farmers Markets, the merrier. Residents’ demands for more local choices alongside their standard supermarket choices has grown exponentially. Glasgow’s …
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