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I taste a note of jet fuel 🍷

Wouldn’t it be unhealthy to eat/drink grapes grown in such proximity to aircraft though? I feel like the emissions from the aircraft would make it unsafe.

It looks like something in a fantasy world

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❤ amazing

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if you check the average monthly temperature of Milan, it's quite warm in fact, contrary to what the speaker suggested

Mural > graffiti, and this is what street art should be known for.

Buzzword-filled BS word salad. Dumbest description of a bridge i've heard.

love you guys

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One of the best examples of this is at the park next to the convention center in Seattle Washington.

My dream home is a brutalist home with plants, foliage, and water throughout. It's so beautiful, imho.

I am interested

Explain to me how a structure is inclusive. Stop using buzzwords. Thumbs down channel blocked.

Thank you

That might be the dumbest buzzword description of anything I've ever heard. That description alone may have made me a bit Dumber.

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Key insights: 🌍 Identifying risk areas in cities is crucial for increasing resilience to climate risks and mitigating the impact of natural disasters. 🌳 Investing in green urban areas can reduce carbon footprint, water runoff, and heat island effect, providing multiple benefits for cities. 🌱 Green infrastructure is crucial for increasing resilience to climate risks in cities. 🏞 Green infrastructure, such as parks and green roofs, not only reduces the heat island effect and improves air and water quality, but also provides habitat for wildlife and offers recreational spaces, showcasing the multiple benefits of nature in urban areas. 🏞 Different types of surfaces have varying scores, with natural vegetation and sustainable drainage elements scoring the highest. 🌊 London's strategies for overcoming floods between 2010 and 2016 include filtration systems, water runoff management, and stormwater curb extensions. 🌍 Copenhagen's ambitious plan to become carbon neutral by 2025 includes investing in wind energy and heating networks using renewable sources. 🌳 Planting urban trees and promoting alternative transport are key strategies for increasing resilience to climate change in cities. TLDR: Investing in green infrastructure and implementing sustainable strategies in cities is crucial for increasing resilience to climate risks and mitigating the impact of natural disasters. 1. 00:00 🌍 Identifying climate risks in cities is crucial for increasing resilience, as demonstrated by using data to identify flood and geological risk areas, and creating plans to mitigate heat islands, landslides, and flooding. 1.1 Understanding and identifying climate risks in cities is crucial for increasing resilience, as demonstrated by the example of using data from The Institute of Spatial Research to identify flood and geological risk areas. 1.2 Understanding the risks of heat islands, landslides, and flooding in cities can help in creating plans to mitigate these risks for the future. 2. 02:13 🌍 Understanding climate risks in cities is crucial for implementing solutions such as urban drainage infrastructure, energy efficiency, and green areas to mitigate the impact of climate change. 3. 03:37 🌱 Green infrastructure in cities provides multiple benefits, including improved air and water quality, recreation spaces, and mitigation of climate change and environmental issues. 3.1 The speaker emphasizes the importance of green infrastructure and encourages joining the platform for sustainability education and tools. 3.2 Green infrastructure in cities provides benefits such as improved air quality, water purification, and recreation spaces, while also mitigating climate change and reducing problems like flooding and pollution. 4. 05:09 🌳 Trees and green infrastructure can mitigate climate change by reducing air pollution and improving air and water quality, while urban drainage systems can help manage stormwater runoff in cities. 4.1 Trees and green infrastructure, such as parks and green roofs, can mitigate climate change by reducing air pollution, providing habitat for wildlife, improving air and water quality, and increasing energy efficiency. 4.2 Urban drainage systems such as rain gardens, planters, curb extensions, permeable pavement, and bioswales can help manage stormwater runoff and improve water quality in cities. 5. 07:26 🌱 Urban green factor measures the quality of green spaces in cities, with different surfaces receiving different scores based on their environmental impact. 6. 09:04 🌍 London and Copenhagen are implementing strategies like filtration systems and bioswales to mitigate climate risks in cities, with goals for energy, waste, and transportation. 6.1 London and Copenhagen have implemented various strategies to mitigate climate risks in cities, including filtration systems, stormwater curb extensions, and bioswells for water management. 6.2 Goals for energy, waste, and transportation, as well as adaptation strategies, will be implemented in the city to mitigate climate risks. 7. 11:36 🏙 Governance and institutional structures are necessary for inclusive climate action and resilience in cities, ensuring equitable benefits for all populations. 8. 12:52 🌍 Cities like Copenhagen, Vancouver, H cave, Amsterdam, and San Francisco are investing in renewable energy, public transportation, and green infrastructure to reduce carbon emissions and increase resilience to climate risks. 8.1 Copenhagen, Vancouver, H cave, Amsterdam, and San Francisco are all working on ambitious plans to reduce carbon emissions and increase resilience to climate risks through investments in renewable energy, public transportation, green construction, and urban mobility. 8.2 Cities are implementing initiatives to become zero waste, invest in solar energy and green infrastructure, and reduce carbon emissions through sustainable public transport, energy efficiency, and recycling. 8.3 Cities are implementing strategies to mitigate climate change, increase resilience, and promote alternative transport, with the goal of improving green infrastructure and governance to overcome climate change.

inspired! ❤🤗

Oh my God, that’s so good❤

Waterfall house is a masterpiece ❤

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Was 3 of every picture really necessary?

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Lovely stuff..! Locally available material..!

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Ugreen is brilliant; I enjoy learning so much. This is for life ❤Thank you, Filipe, 🙏

Congratulations to him especially the communities the believed in him and his vision... and thank u for sharing Team Ugreen...

- We live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago and the cancer will go away - I have an explanation regarding the cause of the climate change and global warming, it is the travel of the universe to the deep past since May 10, 2010. Each day starting May 10, 2010 takes us 1000 years to the past of the universe. Today May 23, 2024 the state of our universe is the same as it was 5 million and 127 thousand years ago. On october 13, 2026 the state of our universe will be at the point 6 million years in the past. On june 04, 2051 the state of our universe will be at the point 15 million years in the past. On june 28, 2092 the state of our universe will be at the point 30 million years in the past. On april 02, 2147 the state of our universe will be at the point 50 million years in the past. The result is that the universe is heading back to the point where it started and today we live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago. Anyone who does not believe that the climate changed for the reason I mentioned should wait for cancer to disappear very soon because of this reverse movement, I will explain: the human body's immune system will be stimulated, activated and stronger as a result of this reverse process, which results in the disappearance of the cancer. Mohamed BOUHAMIDA, teacher of mathematics and a researcher in number theory.

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great job

thank you producers

beautiful so glad to of found this channel

god i love sim tower

Great

What an imagination!

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Filipe, it's time to take personal responsibility! Thank you!

A benchmark for future building requirements

It sounds like superficial.

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Great work. How does one decide which one to choose?