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By: Richard Jun, Alej Curtis, Nishant Bhamidipati, Peter Baffoe, Thailer Lietz
Our Urban Ecosystem
3 Major Cities
New York City
Shanghai
New Delhi
3rd highest county cancer risk due to air pollution
Population: 8,600,000 inhabitants, 27,000 per sq mile
12th highest state population but lowest energy consumption per capita
7.1 metric ton of greenhouse gas emissions per person, compared to 24.5 national average
Ecology of New York City
Level of Development: High
How New York City Moderates its Ecological Impact
Heavy use of mass public transport, like subways, make New York City very energy efficient
Environmental groups try to pass green legislation
City government required to buy most energy efficient equipment for public offices and housing
Large percent of city vehicles required to be fuel-efficient hybrids or electric since 2005
Public transit use saved 1.8 billion US gallons of oil and $4.6 billion in gasoline costs in 2006
Industry has turned many water sources, like Suzhou creek, toxic
In 2016, the Ministry of Environmental Protection found that of 259 water samples, 88 were unfit for even industrial use.
Population: 24,170,000 inhabitants, 5,300 per sq mile
Carbon emissions lower per GDP than Chinese average: 10 tons per $10,00
Shanghai could only provide 200 tons of fresh water per person in 2001, a seventh of the global average
Level of Development: Moderately High, growth has doubled since 1992
Ecology of Shanghai
China has a PM2.5 (air pollution) limit of 25 micrograms per cubic meter, 231 of 338 prefectures failed to meet this requirement in 2017
Government worked to clean up Suzhou creek over the course of a decade
In 2014, Shanghai vowed to reduce PM2.5 concentrations by 20% before 2017.
How Shanghai Moderates its Ecological Impact
As a continuation of their prior plan, China wants an 18% drop in all PM2.5 concentrations compared to 2015 values by 2020.
Moved much of industry to outskirts of city in 2005
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