Titlebook: State of the World 2016; Can a City Be Sustai Worldwatch Institute Book 2016Latest edition Worldwatch Institute 2016 urban planning.public

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Toward a Vision of Sustainable Citiese among the city visions that spell out, in broad, overarching strokes, the general features of their envisioned future. Each is unique, reflecting the particular characteristics and context of their cities.

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Cities and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The Scope of the Challengefigures suggest that while cities tend to be associated with higher per capita wealth than rural communities, they also account for higher per capita greenhouse gas emissions. In any comprehensive attempt to address climate change, therefore, cities and their inhabitants must play a vigorous and leading role.

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CITY VIEW: Freiburg, Germanymainstream. Today, Freiburg has an extensive transit network, with a tram or bus stop no more than about 300 meters from any residence. The introduction of an environment-oriented public-transit ticket (.) in 1982 was the first step toward the development of a regional intermodal ticket (.).

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Is 100 Percent Renewable Energy in Cities Possible?ewable energy community-wide. Toward this end, collaborative efforts among like-minded cities—such as the 100% RES Communities and RES Champions League in Europe, and the Global 100% RE initiative worldwide—also have sprung to life.

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CITY VIEW: Melbourne, Australiaouble to around 230,000 by 2035. The current daytime population (including visitors and workers) approaches one million people. The City’s economy accounts for 27 percent of Victoria’s gross state product and 6 percent of Australia’s gross domestic product.