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    Matt Stroud | Sun, Dec 2nd, 2007 | Category: Headlines | City: Headlines | Tags: headlines, wind power, future planet, solar power, political snow | 0

    Future Planet

    “What does New York City have in common with cities in Africa and Asia, like Mumbai, Seoul, Jakarta, Lagos, Cairo and Kinshasa? Population growth, aging and environmental pressures will transform these metropolises by 2050, according to a panel of experts who took up the issue of “sustainable cities” at a panel discussion.

    “The members of the panel — a population scientist, a deputy mayor and an architectural critic — made sobering predictions about urban change…

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