Groundbreaking Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics A new release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has provided unprecedented insights into population density across Australia. For the first time, data from the 2011 Census of Population and Housing has been presented in a 1km² grid format, offering a detailed and consistent measurement of population … [Read more...] about More Than Half of Australians Live in High-Density Zones: New Population Grid Data Revealed
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Serbia Uses Liquid Trees to Fight Air Pollution
Serbia is taking bold strides in the fight against air pollution with the introduction of the groundbreaking 'Liquid Tree,' a first-of-its-kind urban photo-bioreactor designed to transform polluted cityscapes. Serbia's Air Pollution Crisis: Why Innovation is Essential Belgrade, Serbia's bustling capital, faces a dire pollution problem, exacerbated by emissions from coal … [Read more...] about Serbia Uses Liquid Trees to Fight Air Pollution
Utrecht restores historic canal made into motorway in 1970s
Utrecht, a Dutch city steeped in history, has taken a bold step towards a greener future by restoring a historic canal that was infilled in the 1970s to accommodate a 12-lane motorway. This remarkable feat of urban engineering and environmental restoration has breathed new life into the city's heart, transforming it into a vibrant waterside destination. A Historic Mistake … [Read more...] about Utrecht restores historic canal made into motorway in 1970s
16 Maps Of Tokyo That’ll Make Your City Seem Insignificant
With 37.8 million people, Greater Tokyo is Earth's most populated metropolitan area. Compared to global cities, its scale is unmatched. Tokyo vs. Major Cities Tokyo vs. Countries Tokyo has a larger population than Australia (23M) and Canada (35M). Navigating Tokyo Why Is Tokyo So Big? Its flat geography allowed massive expansion, making it the ultimate … [Read more...] about 16 Maps Of Tokyo That’ll Make Your City Seem Insignificant