Autonomous driving in cities...Figure 22.3 Delivery drones could offer...Figure 22.4 Solar road in Dubai...25 Chapter 23Figure 23.1 Green bond market flows...Figure 23.2 Role of cities over...Figure 23.3 Consumption-based emissions versus...Figure 23.4 Forty-five percent of...
26 Chapter 24Figure 24.1 Map developed for Milan...Figure 24.2 Thermal imagery of a...Figure 24.3 Construction of Medellí...
27 Chapter 25Figure 25.1 The fourfold increase of...Figure 25.2 Percentage of public green...Figure 25.3 Altab Ali Park, Whitechapel...Figure 25.4 Water, play, and delight...Figure 25.5 Skateboarding on London’...Figure 25.6 Public space as a...
28 Chapter 26Figure 26.1 Life on Earth: the...Figure 26.2 The controversial urban fox...Figure 26.3 The American grey squirrel...Figure 26.4 The Himalayan green ring...Figure 26.5 The moggy and the...Figure 26.6 The Incredible Edible London...Figure 26.7 Front gardens paved over...Figure 26.8 Depaved front garden in...Figure 26.9 Wildlife friendly garden...Figure 26.10 The importance of a...Figure 26.11 Plan of Berlin with...Figure 26.12 Lost Effra water solutions...Figure 26.13 Rain garden concept using...Figure 26.14 Lost Effra project removing...Figure 26.15 The community coming together...Figure 26.16 Image of Woodberry Wetlands...Figure 26.17 Aerial view of the...Figure 26.18 The Old Coalhouse before...Figure 26.19 The Old Coalhouse caf...Figure 26.20 Transformation of the reservoir...Figure 26.21 Woodberry Wetlands...
29 Chapter 27Figure 27.1 The Quito Metro tunnel...Figure 27.2 Finance mechanisms with potential...Figure 27.3 Mayor Rodas reviewing Quito...Figure 27.4 Drilling machines finishing Quito...Figure 27.5 Quito Metro trains arriving...Figure 27.6 Quito Metro trains...Figure 27.7 An historical day when...
30 Chapter 28Figure 28.1 The Liveable City....Figure 28.2 Bicycles in Copenhagen...
31 Chapter 29Figure 29.1 Jakarta’s City...Figure 29.2 Global indication of the...Figure 29.3 The Mayor of Oslo...Figure 29.4 London and New York...Figure 29.5 Blending the old with...Figure 29.6 Doughnut of social and...Figure 29.7 Amsterdam living the ‘...
32 Chapter 30Figure 30.1 Daniel Grataloup’s...Figure 30.2 Tom Clohosy Cole’...Figure 30.3 Bryant Park, New York...Figure 30.4 How could this book...Figure 30.5 Emissions reduction potential of...Figure 30.6 A new home on...
List of Table
1 Chapter 5Table 5.1 Key types of networks.
List of Box
1 Chapter 1Box 1.1 Case study: If Microsoft was a city – a best-practice model?
2 Chapter 5Box 5.1 The Mayor’s Climate Protection AgreementBox 5.2 The C40 Cities Climate Leadership GroupBox 5.3 The EU Covenant of MayorsBox 5.4 Establishment of ICLEIBox 5.5 The Leadership for Urban Climate Investment InitiativeBox 5.6 The International Ministerial Mission InnovationBox 5.7 The International Coalition for Sustainable Infrastructure
3 Chapter 7Box 7.1 Examples of urban transformationBox Figure 7.1 Inside view of the metropolitan...Box Figure 7.2 Windhoek, Namibia, 2018...
4 Chapter 12Box 12.1 Case study: Ethiopian condominium programme Box Figure 12.1 Ethiopian condominiums have changed...Box 12.2 Case study: Green housing in Mongolia5Box Figure 12.2 Slum districts with gers...Box 12.3 Case study: EDGE Green Building Certification6Box Figure 12.3 EDGE-certified affordable...Box 12.4 Case study: Global Program for Resilient Housing12Box Figure 12.4 The World Bank is using...Box 12.5 Case study: Alaska Housing Finance Corporation13Box Figure 12.6 Example of a retrofit checklist (iBUILD).
5 Chapter 13Box 13.1 PRiSMBox Figure 13.1 PRiSM. (Source: Bryden Wood.)
6 Chapter 18Box 18.1 Tenets of local data supporting...Box 18.2 Urban climate data and questions of focus
7 Chapter 23Box 23.1 Range of city creditworthiness...Box 23.2 Role of the circular economyBox 23.3 Declaring a climate emergency
Guide
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