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    Mega City - Dhaka

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    Dhaka‚ Bangladesh Located on the banks of the Buriganga River lies Dhaka; the capital city of Bangladesh. This megacity is the 7th largest populous city in the world‚ with an estimated population of 15 million‚ according to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics. It is expected to reach a staggering population of 25 million by 2025 (growing at a fast rate of 4.2% per year).The number of Dhaka City’s young population is relatively high due to the age selective rural-urban migration. About 40% of the

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    City vs Country

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    Austin Raulerson 10-06-2013 Mr.Leach Comparison between City Life and Country Life Everyone has a different lifestyle. People sometimes have to decide where they want to live. Some people prefer to live in the city while other people choose to live in the countryside. Their choice depends upon their background. City lifestyle and country lifestyle are two different types of living. Although‚ these two types of living differ from each other by environment‚ job opportunities and cost of living;

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    In ‘The City Planners’ by Margaret Atwood and ‘The Planners’ by Boey Kim Cheng‚ both poet uses the structure of the poem and language techniques to form the difference between the place itself and its identity. The uniformity between these two poems is the feelings of the poet expresses for this place. In ‘The City planners’ Atwood describes the place as “dry August sunlight”‚ this portrays an imagery of no lighting‚ dark and negative and also suggests to the readers that she do not like where

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    City Marketing in Europe

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    Essay: City Marketing In Europe During the course of the minor‚ the terms “dilemmas and paradoxes” have been strongly linked to City Marketing. Typically‚ when defining city marketing it is directly related to appeasing the wants and needs of all stakeholders who are in close nit to the city. A stakeholder is anyone who has any interest in the city such as; government‚ inhabitants‚ workers‚ tourists‚ social groups. Every stakeholder must be looked at when trying to promote a city‚ but by doing

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    The City Planning Bureaucracy A City Planner is hired by a local city municipality to work in a planning department while being paid an hourly wage. One chief objective of a City Planner is to complete and update a Comprehensive Land Use Plan for a municipality. Another objective for a planner is to construct and amend zoning ordinances as well as enforce the zoning regulations. A planner also constructs and enforces Subdivision Regulations‚ and manages projects through the Capital Improvements

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    European Cities Influence

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    Influences on our Cities The European Colonial period lasted from the 16th century to the early 20th century; European powers such as France and England established colonies throughout the American homeland‚ and in other geographical locations such as Asia and Africa. Since‚ these European settlers were the ones who founded our globally recognized cities today‚ obviously‚ they had a tremendous influence on the architectural design. The most populated newfound American cities such as Boston‚ Philadelphia

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    Country vs City

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    City vs. Countryside Looking for a good place to settle is not easy like you finish your homework or your job. I lived in countryside until 12‚ and then my family moved to a big city. Thus‚ I have experienced the conflicting living in countryside and a big city. By comparing and contrasting my own experience living in countryside and one in a big city‚ I would prefer someday to live in a big city because of the modern life‚ high education‚ and good health care. First of all‚ living in a big city

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    Well‚ there is no doubt that life in villages is so beautiful‚ and very interesting indeed‚ but at the same we find that there are people who prefer to live in metropolitan cities and this is due to their lust of living in a modernized lifestyle. Anyway‚ to understand how these two different lifestyles differ‚ I will start by defining each lifestyle‚ therefore as to make it easy to understand the differences between them. LIVING IN A VILLAGE Many people tend to like this kind of a living‚ as

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    Creating a Healthy City

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    Creating a Healthy City Environmental health should be a great concern for each individual person as well as our nation and the whole world. Environmental health addresses all the physical‚ chemical‚ and biological factors affecting health and our environment.t which includes air‚ land and water. Environmental health extents to the chemical we use such as BPA and the effects it can and may have on our children‚ fuel in the economy and additional sources of fuel‚ building green‚ environmental disease

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    of modern urbanism. In the 17th century‚ the population of Paris was about 510‚000‚ rose shapely from about 220‚000 in the previous century. The rapid population growth and its subsequent needs demanded not only an expansion of the size of the city‚ but also an organization. Narrow and unordered streets‚ inadequate public amenities‚ insufficient water supply‚ hygiene problems‚ all suggested the city’s need for a better urban planning. The population growth created a greater demand for urban

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