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Analysis and Risks of Emerging Contaminants and Microplastics in Natural and Treated Waters and Human Health: A Critical Review. [PDF]
J XenobiotMallek M, Barceló D.
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Urbanization, rural transformation and future urban-rural linkages
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Ambio, 2021
Cities can set in motion sustainability transitions through experimentation and innovation. To invest in and mainstream solutions that contribute to urban transformation agendas, urban planners needs to understand which innovations have transformational potential as well as how these innovations can accelerate sustainability transitions.
Fatemeh Shahani +2 more
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Cities can set in motion sustainability transitions through experimentation and innovation. To invest in and mainstream solutions that contribute to urban transformation agendas, urban planners needs to understand which innovations have transformational potential as well as how these innovations can accelerate sustainability transitions.
Fatemeh Shahani +2 more
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Urban Transformations in the U.S.A. and Transformations in Urban Cultural Studies
2016The essay collection Urban Transformations in the U.S.A.: Spaces, Communities, Representations comprises contributions studying transformations in various urban settings and their cultural representations in the US from diverse transnational and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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2021
Cities in developing countries are increasingly under stress through urbanization, which leads to the expansion of slum areas or informal settlements due to demand for low-cost housing. This chapter presents the social, environmental, and economic realities facing slum dwellers and discusses their redevelopment into intelligent cities.
Darrold Laurence Cordes +2 more
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Cities in developing countries are increasingly under stress through urbanization, which leads to the expansion of slum areas or informal settlements due to demand for low-cost housing. This chapter presents the social, environmental, and economic realities facing slum dwellers and discusses their redevelopment into intelligent cities.
Darrold Laurence Cordes +2 more
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The Urban Transformation of the Developing World
Science, 2008Sometime in the next 20 to 30 years, developing countries in Asia and Africa are likely to cross a historic threshold, joining Latin America in having a majority of urban residents. The urban demographic transformation is described here, with an emphasis on estimates and forecasts of urban population aggregates.
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Rapid urbanization, population growth, and motor vehicle use in developing countries have intensified urban issues such as traffic congestion and pollution. These challenges, particularly acute in megacities like Dhaka, reduce quality of life, cause economic losses, and harm the environment.
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Current Urban Discourse, Urban Transformation and Gentrification in Istanbul
Architectural Design, 2010AbstractIn the mid‐2000s, unprecedented economic growth provided a catalyst for Istanbul's transformation. Tolga İslam outlines the background to large‐scale urban development and renewal projects that have been undertaken by local authorities throughout the city. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Urban Fringe: The Transformations
2016This chapter examines the transformations which have taken place in the urban fringe of Aligarh city. The transformation has been witnessed largely in the economic, social environment and infrastructural facilities, which were also interrelated with each other.
Nasrin Banu, Shahab Fazal
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