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) print("The document discusses three cultural perspectives - individualistic, hierarchical, and egalitarian - that can lead to different assessments of risk and consequences. It provides emission data for high-speed rail transport in France and characterization factors for damage to human health from those emissions under each cultural perspective. The task is to calculate the total damage to human health per person-km for high-speed rail in France using the hierarchical perspective.")

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ANSWER MUST BE GIVEN IN PYTHON CODE
The Recipe method contains three different cultural perspectives. These allude to the fact that
people can assess risk and consequences differently and therefore also model cause-effect chains
differently. The following table gives selected emissions for the functional unit 1 person-km
high-speed passenger transport in France. (upper most table). The second table gives
characterization factors for damage to human health for the various emissions in units of
DALY/kg or DALY/m3, for each of the three cultural perspectives: individualistic, hierarchical,
and egalitarian. (Bottom most table) Use the Tables to calculate the total damage to human
health per 1 person-km of passenger transport by high-speed rail in France using the Hierarchic (
H ) cultural perspective. Enter the answer as the Python variable "HH_persp" and use the unit
DALY per person-km.

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ANSWER MUST BE GIVEN IN PYTHON CODE The Recipe method contains three d.docx

1. ANSWER MUST BE GIVEN IN PYTHON CODE The Recipe method contains three different cultural perspectives. These allude to the fact that people can assess risk and consequences differently and therefore also model cause-effect chains differently. The following table gives selected emissions for the functional unit 1 person-km high-speed passenger transport in France. (upper most table). The second table gives characterization factors for damage to human health for the various emissions in units of DALY/kg or DALY/m3, for each of the three cultural perspectives: individualistic, hierarchical, and egalitarian. (Bottom most table) Use the Tables to calculate the total damage to human health per 1 person-km of passenger transport by high-speed rail in France using the Hierarchic ( H ) cultural perspective. Enter the answer as the Python variable "HH_persp" and use the unit DALY per person-km.

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