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Chapter 22 section 5 Alberto Espinosa p.03

How Can Cities Become More Sustainable and Livable? Concept 22-5 ecocity allows people to choose walking, biking, or mass transit for most transportation needs; to recycle or reuse most of their wastes; to grow much of their food; and to protect biodiversity by preserving surrounding land.

New Urbanism Is Growing Cluster development New urbanism, old villageism Walkability Mixed-use and diversity Quality urban design Environmental sustainability Smart transportation

Developments

Cluster Housing vs. Typically Housing

Case Study Suburb of Freiburg, Germany • All homes within walking distance of Trains and other public transit Stores, banks, restaurants, schools • Car use heavily discouraged with high parking fees = $40,000 for a parking space

Ecocity/Greencities ideas Protect and support biodiversity Prevent pollution and reduce waste Recycle and purify water Recycle, reuse and compost municipal waste Urban gardens; farmers markets

Indoor Farming in Urban Areas Hydroponic gardens Rooftop greenhouses Sun Works: designs energy-efficient greenhouses

The Ecovillage Concept

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