AT & T System Analysis

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The sustainability assessment for this system is the he Triple Bottom Analysis. This analysis is important because it suggests that the AT&T is not sustainable. The system is the AT&T stadium, that is located in Arlington, Texas. This stadium is the home of the Dallas Cowboys, but hosts additional events outside of professional football, such as concerts, basketball games, wrestling and motocross. The objective of this report is to provide a systems analysis of the AT&T stadium. It has been stated that the AT&T stadium consumes "3 times more energy than Liberia can produce", which is the key element in determining whether or not the AT&T Stadium is sustainable (quote- Liberia Energy Stat 2017). Section one is the background and purpose of

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