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    at least 550” (Davis‚ 1). Along with that he also adds that by 2020‚ the global countryside will reach its maximum population and will begin to diminish. He says that‚ “Ninety-five percent of this final build out of humanity will occur in the urban areas of developing countries‚ whose populations will double to nearly 4 billion over the next generation.” (Davis‚ 2). This includes countries like china‚ Africa‚ and Brazil. He also points out that population in slums is still rising. For

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    animals. On the other hand‚ urbanization is a good reason for rural people who want to come to larger cities. Various job opportunities are offered by various business companies in the big cities. Furthermore‚ unemployed people and farmers in rural areas have the only one opportunity to get the better life by finding the jobs in some big cities then the result will be more and more people who want to move to the cities for work chances. Moreover‚ the locals can be provided more land to use by the expansion

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    the country. What is the definition of urbanization? Urbanization is the movement of people from rural areas into the city. Their main objective basically is to search a better life by living in the big city. They have a perception by living in a big city will give them a better life instead of living in their origin area. There are two factors that tempting people from the rural area to move to the megapolitan city. The first factor is ‘pull factor’‚ and the second factor is ‘push factor’.

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    benefits of living in vertical architecture.With urbanization many green areas are destroyed under new constructions; however‚ vertical cities offer more spaces for green areas.Moreover‚ there is a new plan called ‘skyrise’ greening concept that constructs green areas on the rooftops of the buildings.Nouhuys stated that in Europe 75 per cent of people live in cities with an expectation of 80 per cent by 2020.Europe’s urban areas are responsible for most of greenhouse gasses.Upgrading cities with vertical

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    rural settlement? Urban areas can include town and cities whereas Rural areas include villages. Urban areas are posh like areas‚ the urban areas are known for their advanced civic amenities‚ opportunity for education‚ facilities for transport‚ business and social interaction and overall a better life for people living in urban areas. On the other‚ the rural areas are more dependent on natural resources and events. The rural areas do not have any traffic problems. The rural areas have one culture that

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    scheme that was implemented in Central London on the “area-licensing” basis‚ which means it is compulsory for road users to pay a certain amount of charge for passing into the area on the working days. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the effectiveness of this method in the case of London by taking into account economic costs and revenues of the scheme‚ the scheme’s response to the problem of congestion and the impact on environment of area as factors that contribute to the clarity and objectivity

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    knowledge. It can be regarded as a number of other things‚ such as a feeling. The dependence on reason is varied between areas of knowledge‚ as reason is much more important in the natural sciences and mathematics than in history and the arts. Reason can be effectively used in some of these areas‚ but it can often be harmful in gaining insight into some others. Mathematics is one area where reason plays an integral part. Reason is the basis on which mathematics is founded. Before any mathematical theorem

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    the population of cities in proportion tothe region’s rural population Impacts 1.The urban areas have become concrete jungle.2.Approximately 10% of the farmers provide for 90% of the population which ishuge load on the farmers.3.Pollution is on the rise and affects global warming.4.Deforestation (the conversion of forested areas to non-forest land use such asarable land‚ pasture‚ urban use‚ logged area‚ or wasteland) takes place. o Deforestation affects the amount of water in the soil and groundwater

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    most part‚ females have gained equal rights in almost every aspect of North American society. However‚ Dawn C. Wallin would argue that there is still distinction between men and women in the field of educational administration‚ particularly in rural areas. Wallin’s Through the Looking Glass: A Comparative Analysis of Career Patterns of Rural Female Administrators in Saskatchewan and Texas provides compelling insight into the lives of female administrators both in Canada and in the Southern United States

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    The term ’urban’‚ as opposed to rural‚ is related to towns or cities. Urban settlement is a large nucleated settlement in which the majority of the employed inhabitants are engaged in non-agricul­tural activities. Urban areas may be defined by national governments according to different criteria; for example‚ size‚ population density‚ occupation of the people‚ and type of local government. This division between urban and rural is arbitrary and that is why today most of scholars use the term ’rural-

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