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Oct 19, 2014

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1984 - 1992, 1984 - 1992, 210,000 acres of 210,000 acres of productive farmland, productive farmland, rangeland, & forests rangeland, & forests were converted into were converted into townstownsWhat if trend continues all What if trend continues all over the world?over the world?

1984 - 1992, 1984 - 1992, 210,000 acres of 210,000 acres of productive farmland, productive farmland, rangeland, & forests rangeland, & forests were converted into were converted into townstownsWhat if trend continues all What if trend continues all over the world?over the world?

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a place w/ at least 5000 people per

square mile.2% US. is urban, but 80% people live there.

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movement of people from rural areas to cities to find jobs.

happened rapidly in US. 1880 - 1950.

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when more people live in a city than its

infrastructure can support

infrastructure: stuff built for public use (roads, sewers, schools, powerlines, etc...)

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Consequences of Urban Crises

living conditions deterioratehomeless peoplesuburban sprawl (borders expanding into agricultural or forest land)

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Determine in advance locations of:

homes businesses parks farms

recreation areas protected land areas for wildlife

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1. mass transportation

2. inner-city renovations

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3. keep open spacesplace to “get away” from city lifegreenery absorbs CO2, ground absorbs excess water (unlike concrete)

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