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The rapid increase in the number of cities home to more than 10 million people will bring huge challenges … and opportunities...
Via Rachael Long, Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks
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Via Rachael Long, Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks
More and more people are moving to the cities than ever before. As a result I believe there are more megacities on the way. However I think there is a limit to these cities. How are they going to be powered? How are the people going to be fed? Where will they work? how will these cities impact the environment? Where is all the fresh water going to come from?
It is a good thing that there is more megacities being created because you can see more people move in which will help the city function better economics wise. When it comes down to the population that is a different story because there is more people to worry and deal with. The increase of people could go both ways because it can be good but at the same time it can go bad because people will start arguing in which it can get physical which means city ratings going down.
Great info graphic on mega cities.