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Tag Archives: world urbanization prospects
Is Our Urban Realm is Turning into a Big Slum?
We’re not just talking about poor people living in classic shantytowns on the peripheries of Global South cities, but living on rooftops, in filled-in airwells in the centre of buildings; in cages of wire netting erected to protect their few … Continue reading
We Will Have to Make Our Future Cities Both “Resilient” and “Sustainable”
Now-a-days ,there are two buzzwords-Resillience and Sustainable.David Bello, Associate Editor over at Scientific American, has an interesting post looking at the supposed tensions between “resilience” and “sustainability”. His argument shows that precisely the characteristics that make many urban systems resilient … Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Settlements, Urban Studies
Tagged CLIMATE, Environment, rapid urbanization, science, world urbanization prospects
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