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Halla Rahme Sahely has written: 'Urban water systems for sustainable cities'
I believe because of the increase in the amount of people on the Earth we are starting to need more and more room. This would require more of the Earth to be sustainable for life!
Jianming Yuan has written: 'Hydrological modelling with weather radar data in urban drainage systems'
Brahim Abes has written: 'Real-time control of urban drainage systems using weather radar'
An Urban Environmental Program (UEP) can provide cleaner, healthier cities and improve local, sustainable agricultural systems. The programs enhance the quality of all life in urban cities.
The Indus cities are known for their urban planning, the baked brick houses, the elaborate drainage systems, water supply systems, and the clusters of large non-residential buildings.
Disadvantage of open dumping: Open dumping in the urban areas is the source of flood during the rainy season since the dumped garbage clogs the drainage system.
Michael Carley has written: 'City-wide urban regeneration' -- subject(s): Urban renewal, Evaluation 'Social indicators' 'Using information for sustainable urban regeneration' -- subject(s): Urban renewal 'Sharing the world' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Sustainable development, Environmental economics, Social aspects, Social aspects of Sustainable development, Social ecology, Sustainable development
Haider Raza has written: 'Urban environment' -- subject(s): Sociology, Urban, Sustainable development, Urban Sociology, Urban ecology
which ismost affected due to flood rural or urban areas?
Urban development can increase flooding by replacing natural areas like forests and wetlands with impermeable surfaces like concrete and asphalt. This prevents rainwater from being absorbed into the ground, leading to increased runoff and overwhelming drainage systems. Additionally, urban development can disrupt natural water flow patterns, exacerbating flooding in downstream areas.