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Dreamed Future City: Sustainable Green Cities
 

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Explore eco-friendly urban design.

by Kenneth Carmona
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Slide 1 – Welcome to the Future

Welcome, planners! In this journey, we design a sustainable city for nine‑graders. Imagine green streets, clean air, and thriving neighborhoods for all living beings.

City skyline with greenery
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Slide 2 – What Is a Sustainable City?

A sustainable city uses renewable energy, smart water use, and green spaces to meet today’s needs without harming future generations.

Wind turbines and trees
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Slide 3 – Core Features

Key features: compact design, public transit, walkable streets, green roofs, and efficient waste management. All work together for balance and health.

Green roofs and bike lanes
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Slide 4 – Energy from Renewables

Power comes from solar, wind, and other renewables. Buildings store energy, cities share excess power, reducing pollution and costs.

Solar panels on buildings
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Slide 5 – Water Management

Conserve water with rain harvesting, efficient fixtures, and natural filtration. Stormwater buffers protect habitats and prevent floods.

Rainwater harvesting system
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Slide 6 – Transportation

Prioritize buses, trams, cycling, and pedestrian zones. Reducing car dependence cuts emissions and boosts community health.

Bike lanes and tram
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Slide 7 – Housing & Equity

Mix housing types near jobs and schools. Thoughtful design ensures affordability, safety, and social inclusion for all residents.

Diverse neighborhood
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Slide 8 – Green Spaces

Public parks, trees, and urban gardens refresh air and minds. Accessible green spaces foster biodiversity and well‑being.

Urban park
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Slide 9 – Challenges & Solutions

Common hurdles: budget, maintenance, and land use. Creative funding, community partnerships, and smart planning offer practical fixes.

Community meeting
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Slide 10 – Your Turn

Design a mini district: sketch layouts, list eco‑features, and imagine daily life. Present ideas and learn from peers!

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