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Urban Growth and Urban Management in Nigeria
2019Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is a classic example of a country in the developing world with a high rate of urban growth. The components of urban growth are natural growth, migration, and reclassification of boundaries. The high rate of population increase and the uncontrolled rural-urban migration lead to the explosive growth of the ...
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Sustainable Urban Management in Bursa
2018The concept of sustainable city is to create habitable cities in today and in the future and to create people-oriented cities.Bursa is the most advanced fifth city in economic terms of Turkey.Agriculture, industry, trade and tourism activities are carried out and at the same time composes wealth in terms of mining.Increasing urban population ...
KIRTORUN, Ezgi, KARAER, Feza
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Microorganisms for Urban Hydrocarbon management
International Journal of Versatile Research and AnalysisHydrocarbons are the organic compounds consisting of hydrogen and carbon. These are environmental destructive as their incomplete combustion contribute to climate change. Unplanned urbanization is causing serious effects on the climate. Hydrocarbons are found in various geological and biological processes as well as agriculture and industrial processes
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1973
A E, Heurich, J C, Brust, R W, Richter
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A E, Heurich, J C, Brust, R W, Richter
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Resilience and Urban Risk Management
2012Resilience and Urban Risk Management presents the latest progress made in designing resilient towns, and identifies leads to be explored for attaining the objective of systematically integrating risks into urban environments The aim of the book is to provide guidance in designing and planning future cities, and to create a new form of risk management ...
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Managing Urban Ecosystems A Look to the Future of Urban Forestry
2000Near the close of the 19th century the American conservation community, led by Gifford Pinchot, was discussing the need for scientific management of forests and related natural resources. The primary concerns at that time were destructive and wasteful timber-harvesting practices and the need for a sustained yield policy (Pinchot, 1947).
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Exploring potential of urban land-use management on carbon emissions—— A case of Hangzhou, China
Ecological Indicators, 2023Chuyu Xia, Zhuang Shao
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