
Almost all of the carbon dioxide emissions are coming from “buildings” and “transportation” which form around 90%. It is expected that the buildings will reduce 50% of the carbon dioxide in the air and the residential buildings will reduce 30%. One brilliant solution is to build a model city known as “Cool City” in which various technologies are used to cool the air and reduce the carbon dioxide emissions by 60%. In this model city, hybrid cars are used, water taxi would be available and light mono rails as well. Moreover, the radius of the Cool City would be 1 KM; this will allow us to reach the buildings by walking. The city uses solar farms and it will be surrounded by many trees to hold the sand and prevent sand storms.
There will be various zones in the Cool City like Business, Culture, Sports, Hotel and most importantly Residential. This model city is planned and will be built by an engineers’ organization known as “SDCJ” and it is from Japan.
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Here are two links to videos opened and buffered through Windows Media Player :-
Cool Cities and SDCJ
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