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Raising the Roof: How to Solve the United Kingdoms Housing Crisis

為了解決Green roof system的問題，作者Rees-Mogg, Jacob,Tylecote, Radomir 這樣論述：

Raising the Roof addresses one of the key issues of our era - the UK's housing crisis. Housing costs in the United Kingdom are among the highest on the planet, with London virtually the most expensive major city in the world for renting or buying a home. At the core of this is one of the most centra

lised planning systems in the democratic world - a system that plainly doesn't work. A system that has resulted in too few houses, which are too small, which people do not like and which are in the wrong places, a system that stifles movement and breeds Nimbyism. The IEA's 2018 Richard Koch Breakthr

ough Prize, with a first prize of 50,000, sought free-market solutions to this complex and divisive problem. Here, Breakthrough Prize judge Jacob Rees-Mogg and IEA Senior Research Analyst Radomir Tylecote critique a complex system of planning and taxation that has signally failed to provide homes,

preserve an attractive environment and enhance our cities. They then draw from the winning entries to the Breakthrough Prize, and previous IEA research, to put forward a series of radical and innovative measures - from releasing vast swathes of government-owned land to relaxing the suffocating grip

of the green belt. Together with cutting and devolving tax, and reforms to allow cities to both densify and beautify, this would create many more homes and help restore property-owning democracy in the UK. Jacob Rees-Mogg is the Leader of the House of Commons and Conservative Member of Parliament

for the constituency of North East Somerset. He was a member of the judging panel for the Richard Koch Breakthrough Prize, 2018. Jacob read History at Trinity College, Oxford, before co-founding Somerset Capital Management, an investment management firm that specialises in emerging markets. Dr Radom

ir Tylecote is Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs. He has an MPhil from Cambridge University and a PhD from Imperial College London Business School. Among other IEA publications he is the co-author of Plan A+: Creating a Prosperous Post-Brexit UK and Freedom to Flourish: UK Regulat

ory Autonomy, Recognition, and a Productive Economy. He is regularly published in the Daily Telegraph, CityAM and elsewhere.

The Ultimate Bushcraft Survival Manual

為了解決Green roof system的問題，作者Macwelch, Tim,The Editors of Outdoor Life 這樣論述：

What if you were dropped in the woods with little more than a knife, your wits, and the (hopefully warm) shirt on your back? Could you survive? If you'd read this book, the answer is yes Survival It's one of our most primal fears, most basic needs. What do you do when everything is stripped away e

xcept your will to prevail? In this book, survival expert Tim MacWelch examines how native peoples around the world and throughout history have made their own shelter, weapons, tools, and more, and well as clever MacGuyver-esque ideas for using anything you might find in your pockets or pack. Whethe

r your goal is to test yourself against nature, be prepared for any catastrophe, or learn more about traditional ways of survival, this is the one book you need. CHAPTER ONE: Bare Necessities - The stuff you need to survive short term wilderness emergencies (72 hours to one week)The Survival Priorit

ies (& why you need them) Shelter, water, fire, food, first aid and signaling distressTools of the Minimalist Knife, Axe and Saw - use and care; Clothing selectionShelters Pick a safe shelter location; How to build Leaf huts, lean-tos, jungle platforms, thatched roof, log huts, wicki-ups, pit houses

, and more (different homes for varied climates)Water Gathering and Disinfection Finding springs, boiling w/ hot rocks, rain and precipitation collection, water storage, primitive filters, water from plants Fire Tinder, Kindling, Fire Lays, Flint & Steel, Bow Drill, Hand Drill, Bamboo Fire Saw, Fire

Plow, Pump Drill, and other friction methods Signaling for Help and Self-Rescue How to signal and communicate w/ old school techniques; How and when to fight your way out CHAPTER TWO: Finer Things - Skills and techniques to collect food, and live more comfortably in the wild (weeks to months)Foragi

ng for Wild Edible Plants How to identify and use wild plant foods; Recipes like our ancestors would have eatenTrapping Ways to catch game with new and old school, low-tech trapsPrimitive Fishing How to catch fish with thorns and other improvised tackleAncient Weapons Bow and arrow, spear, Spear thr

ower, Bola and sling, primitive forging of metalHunting Skills and game processing; 10 things to never do on a huntPrimitive Tools How to make stone blades, knives, axes, stone drill bits, mallets and wedges for wood splitting, digging sticksHygiene Keeping clean; Natural toilet paper; Soap from pla

nts; DIY latrine CHAPTER THREE: Long Term Living - The skills of our ancestors and the things you'd need for long term primitive living (years)Food Storage Drying, smoking, Food Caches, FreezingContainers How to make several different basket styles; Bark containers; Wooden bowls; Soapstone bowls and

pots; Primitive ceramicsHides and Furs DIY buckskin, fur, rawhide and leather; Making clothes and outerwear (moccasins, mittens, hats, etc.)Primitive Cooking Cook in the coals; Spits and skewers; Green stick grill; Rock for frying pan; Stone Ovens, Steam pit, Earth over (in-ground hearth system)Tra

cking Man tracking and animal trackingNatural Navigation How to find your way by using the stars, the landscape, the weather and many other methodsWild Medicine Teas, compresses and poultices to help you heal Tim MacWelch is the New York Times bestselling author of Prepare for Anything, Hunting &

Gathering, and How to Survive Anything, How to Survive Off the Grid and Winter Survival Handbook. He is Outdoor Life magazine’s survival blogger. For two decades... He is also the founder and head instructor of Advanced Survival Training School; where he teaches ordinary people how to detach from th

e grid and live closer to nature, and how to use those skills in any number of emergencies. For over 110 years, Outdoor Life has provided outdoor and urban survival expertise to millions of readers. Their authors have written on everything from disaster preparedness to subsistence hunting and fishi

ng, to which guns to use against the undead (really!).

低衝擊開發設施對都市水文之影響

為了解決Green roof system的問題，作者林哲瑋 這樣論述：

都市水文循環隨著不透水面積增加而改變，逕流量比開發前高，洪峰延滯期減少，再加上氣候變遷影響導致降雨型態改變，都市地區發生積淹水的機率上升。透水鋪面和雨水花園等多種低衝擊開發設施被廣泛用於增加都市的滲透率，以減輕都市化過程中水文的影響。然而，此類設施的性能受降雨事件的影響很大。臺灣近年來推廣低衝擊開發設施來降低都市地表逕流量，但多數缺乏實際監測數據來瞭解設施成效。因此，本研究以透水鋪面和雨水花園作為研究基地，使用水位計監測地表逕流削減之成效，地下水位觀測用來瞭解地下水補給的潛力，最後配合SWMM水文模式模擬出低衝擊開發對於都市水文之影響。忠孝東路基地內僅有一種透水鋪面LID設施，佔整個集水面積

36.0%；北投國小基地則含有雨水花園A、B、透水鋪面及15m3的地下貯水槽共佔整個集水面積15.9%。研究期間，忠孝東路透水鋪面和北投國小雨水花園分別收集50及60場有效降雨事件，結果顯示，透水路鋪面基地平均逕流削減率為14%，雨水花園和貯水槽可保留97.8%的降雨量。依據通過率定驗證的SWMM模式模擬出透水鋪面年水文循環為52.2%出流量，23.5%蒸發量及24.3%入滲量；具有地下貯水槽的雨水花園有91.3%的年雨量為入滲量和儲水量，僅5.8%成為地表逕流。