Solutions
The Negatives
The Positives
Urban Sprawl/Urbanization
Fun facts!
100

biggest and easiest way to remediation

what is vegetation growth

100

these two cycles are affected by urbanization

What are the water and carbon cycles

100

what is an example of mass transit that is most commonly used in big cities like NYC. 

What is train or subway lines (I'll take either)

100

urbanization is the shift towards this away from this. 

What is urban/cities and rural communities

100

this city has the most urban sprawl

What is New York City
200

a property, the expansion, redevelopment, or reuse of which may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant.

what is a brownfield

200

Movement of saline(seawater) into freshwater aquifers 

what is seawater intrusion

200

due to this, getting to work and going to everyday places is easier and faster

what is everything is short distanced (I'll take something similar)

200

doing this prevents urban sprawl from happening.

what is urban planning

200

70% of the world's population is expected to live in these kinds of areas by 2050

What is Urban?

300

This decreases fossil fuel emissions from cars. Ex. expanding the subway line to go to further down state (another way to bring remediation) 

what is expand transportation further


300

impermeable surfaces can lead to an increase in these two things (both of which can be reduced by growing vegetation)

what is increased runoff and increased flooding


300
mass transit actually reduces this per person(capita)

what is fossil fuel emissions

300

diseases/sicknesses caused by overcrowding and urban sprawl can be either a physical disorder (asthma or obesity) or this

What is a mental disorder (depression or anxiety)

300

Rapid development and expansion in New York led to these two diseases spreading 

What is cholera and smallpox

400

the design and regulation of the uses of space that focus on the physical form, economic functions, and social impacts of the urban environment and on the location of different activities within it.

what is urban planning

400

these two main reasons are why impermeable surfaces are bad for the environment

1st- water cant get through, not recharging those groundwater sources that even the city can depend on

  2nd- when water land from rains, it has to go somewhere, natural slope of the lands  lands in low surface soil areas or in bodies of water  

400

not only does the lack of cars in big cities lower fossil fuel emissions, it also increases this which helps to make/keep you healthy and fit 


what is exercise

400

the three causes stated in the presentation

What is transportation, quality of life, and economic

400

These two cities were the only mega-cities in 1970

What is Tokyo and New York
500

Best way to raise albedo and decrease heat islands from happening. This cools down the temperatures as well. 

What is growing vegetation. 

500

urbanized areas that experience higher temperatures than outlying areas. Structures such as buildings, roads, and other infrastructure absorb and re-emit the sun's heat more than natural landscapes such as forests and water bodies.

what is a heat island

500

Overall, urban cities are just more this than rural cities as everything you need is close together

what is convenient

500

why is temperatures in the city higher than those sometimes in the rural areas

what is roads, asphalt, concrete 

also vegetation causes higher albedo and thus is more reflective of the rays of the sun

500

this country has the most polluted and worst air quality 

What is Bangladesh

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