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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Reducing the Environmental Footprint of Buildingser complex, consisting of three interconnected structures, is among the most sustainable buildings in the United Arab Emirates and uses about one-half the water of similar office spaces. Solar thermal units meet three-quarters of hot water demand, rooftop solar panels generate a portion of the elect

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Energy Efficiency in Buildings: A Crisis of Opportunityround the world. Efforts to increase efficiency in the built environment—including in office buildings, schools, single-family homes, and other structures—have been driven largely by policy mandates, building codes and standards, and a growing private-sector energy efficiency industry. Today, howeve

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CITY VIEW: Melbourne, Australiaprises the 40 square kilometres that make up the city centre. The City’s residential population, estimated at 122,000 in 2014, is expected to nearly double to around 230,000 by 2035. The current daytime population (including visitors and workers) approaches one million people. The City’s economy acc

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Is 100 Percent Renewable Energy in Cities Possible?sed unanimously in November, and Vancouver has been generating international buzz ever since. (See also City View: Vancouver, page 171.) With this commitment, Vancouver joins the ranks of other forward-thinking cities such as Copenhagen, Denmark, and Oslo, Norway, in transitioning to 100 percent ren

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CITY VIEW: Singapore65 and is a parliamentary republic. Its population is moderately dense, at more than 7,900 inhabitants per square kilometer. Because Singapore is a small city-state with effectively no hinterland, there is no distinction between the city proper and outlying regions.