Smart Growth and Urban Planning
Urban sprawl is a phenomenon characterized by the spread of low-density development on the edges of cities and towns, consuming land and necessitating greater reliance on automobiles. Smart growth initiatives aim to counteract the negative impacts of urban sprawl by promoting more sustainable and efficient land use.
Question 1
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Define the concept of smart growth.
Question 2
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Explain how smart growth initiatives can lead to more sustainable transportation options.
Question 3
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Explain ONE way that smart growth can preserve natural lands while accommodating population growth.
Question 4
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Explain the relationship between smart growth policies and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Question 5
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Explain ONE likely obstacle that city planners may face when trying to implement smart growth strategies.
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