Examples of using Mega-cities in English and their translations into German
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Results from the web for Tag: mega-cities.
Why mega-cities are mega-awesome: 8 bustling metropolises we love.
The focus of Wolf's work is life in mega-cities.
These new Mega-Cities without names owe their existence to the explosive economic growth.
Feel yourself a founder of mega-cities and empires!
More and more young people are leaving the region and moving to the mega-cities.
The government is putting a brake on growth in mega-cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou.
There are now 46 mega-cities across the globe and, by 2050, around 70 per cent of people will live in cities.
The traffic problems of Singapore are comparable to those of many mega-cities and metropolises.
The discrepancy between mega-cities like Shanghai and the back-country of China is still really quite vast.
High mountains, jagged cliffs, flat and sandy beaches and mega-cities, you can find it all here.
Boldly constructed mega-cities and concrete highways almost floating in the air characterised this vision of the future.
By 2030, the world is projected to have 41 mega-cities with 10 million inhabitants or more1.
The Jardins district of San Paolo, Brazil, is anincredible green lung in the middle of one of the planet's most polluted mega-cities.
From Hong Kong toMumbai to Durban to Rio de Janeiro, the mega-cities of the global South are in flux.
For several decades now, the mega-cities of East Asia have experienced change and development at a tearing pace, and the performing arts are right in the middle of it.
Visualized contemporary moods of young film makers from international mega-cities, where the cityscape merges with heliopolis.
Outlook: In 2050, gigantic skyscrapers in mega-cities will provide living space, working space and leisure areas for over 70% of the world's population.
Urban sociologists,social scientists and planners have discovered through this discipline that global mega-cities act within a network.
By 2025,China alone is expected to have 15“mega-cities,” each with a population of at least 25 million.
Mobility concepts of tomorrow must make sure that traffic remains manageable in the mega-cities- for all age groups.
German urban researchers cannot gain experience in dealing with mega-cities in Germany, yet this is an importance competence needed all over the world.
Year after year, 15Â million people are moving from the countryside into cities,for example to Changshu or Shantou- mega-cities that are unknown outside China.
Environmental degradation, water shortages, biodiversity loss, famine, mega-cities, epidemics, unstable financial systems- global change is extremely multifaceted.
Nearly 100 million people are affected-and not just in the drought areas of the northeast, but in the mega-cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo as well.
Rapid population and economic growth in China's so-called mega-cities inevitably place a heavy environmental load on local rivers.
He has taken his photographs in Barcelona, Milan, and Moscow;and he finds the mega-cities of the Far East the most artistically inspiring.
He also plans to explore new challenges concerning the constitutional governance of mega-cities in an increasingly globalized world.
Visualized contemporary moods of young film makers,authors and sound artists from international mega-cities, where the cityscape merges with heliopolis.
Even in our increasingly urbanized and globalized world of metropolises and mega-cities, peoples urges and instincts cannot be suppressed or"civilized.