Sustainable Urban Planning
Students explore concepts and strategies for creating more sustainable and livable cities, including green infrastructure and smart growth.
Key Questions
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different sustainable urban planning initiatives in reducing a city's ecological footprint.
- Compare the benefits and drawbacks of 'smart city' technologies for urban residents.
- Justify the importance of public participation in urban planning processes.
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