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What are the risks of #UrbanSoilPollution, how is it mitigated smart, and what is the feasibility of these measures?👇
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#SmartCities #SoilPollution
6/6
...often cannot see. Similar levels of all types of soil pollution, such as pesticides, microplastics, antibiotic resistance genes, and metal(loid)s are found in urban green spaces as well as nearby natural areas due to socio-economic factors." 👇
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#SmartCities #SoilPollution
5/6
...industrial processes and mining, poor waste management practices, unsustainable agricultural methods, chemical and nuclear spills, and armed conflicts. #SoilPollution is one of the main threats to human health and the environment. It is a threat you...👇
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#SmartCities
4/6
... poverty and securing health for all. It is an obstacle to achieving many of the Sustainable Development Goals with which the United Nations Member States aim to ensure peace and prosperity for people and the Earth. Most #SoilPollution comes from...👇
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#SmartCities
3/6
...Soil fertility decreases due to pollution, which poses a threat to human health and the environment. Food and drinking water insecurity increases, and air quality and biodiversity decrease. It hampers the ending of world hunger and... 👇
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#SmartCities #SoilPollution
2/6
"Can smart cities deliver on their promise to be more sustainable, resilient and equitable than other cities?
Part IV: What are the risks of urban soil pollution, how is it mitigated smart, and what is the feasibility of these measures?👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities #SoilPollution
1/6
What are the risks of #UrbanSoilPollution, how is it mitigated smart, and what is the feasibility of these measures?👇
#SmartCities
Subscribe now and read all #SmartCity articles 👇(including past articles about smart cities) for just €5/ 3 months without further obligations.
Today the 6th article out of a series of articles about smart cities. Interested? Article of this week 👇
#FreePeopleMedia 👉http://freepeoplemedia.com
☝️...Read more about #UrbanSoilPollution on 👉 freepeoplemedia.com
This is the sixth article out of a series of articles about smart cities. Interested? The next article coming up on Friday next week.
#SmartCities #SoilPollution
6/6
...often cannot see. Similar levels of all types of soil pollution, such as pesticides, microplastics, antibiotic resistance genes, and metal(loid)s are found in urban green spaces as well as nearby natural areas due to socio-economic factors." 👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities #SoilPollution
5/6
...industrial processes and mining, poor waste management practices, unsustainable agricultural methods, chemical and nuclear spills, and armed conflicts. #SoilPollution is one of the main threats to human health and the environment. It is a threat you...👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities
4/6
... poverty and securing health for all. It is an obstacle to achieving many of the Sustainable Development Goals with which the United Nations Member States aim to ensure peace and prosperity for people and the Earth. Most #SoilPollution comes from...👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities
3/6
...Soil fertility decreases due to pollution, which poses a threat to human health and the environment. Food and drinking water insecurity increases, and air quality and biodiversity decrease. It hampers the ending of world hunger and... 👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities #SoilPollution
2/6
"Can smart cities deliver on their promise to be more sustainable, resilient and equitable than other cities?
Part IV: What are the risks of urban soil pollution, how is it mitigated smart, and what is the feasibility of these measures?👇
freepeoplemedia.com
#SmartCities #SoilPollution
1/6
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#urbanisation #freshwater
9/9
...discusses the global availability of freshwater, the role that #SmartCities can play in this, and the side effects of these smart measures regarding to water availability, and the social and natural environment." 👇
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#urbanisation #freshwater
8/9
...missing data. The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 aims to ensure the availability of water and sustainable water management and sanitation for the entire global population. However, none of the 6 #SDG targets are on track. This article...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
7/9
...agricultural runoff. Other concerns for drinking water quality are pharmaceuticals, hormones, industrial chemicals, detergents, cyanotoxins, per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and nanomaterials. The overall impact is still unclear due to... 👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
6/9
...Drinking water is overextracted, and water infrastructure is either lacking or insufficient. While water quality in lower-income countries is under pressure due to poor ambient water quality, in higher-income countries this is caused by...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
5/9
...While irrigation and industrial water use have increased two- and threefold respectively since 1960, domestic use has increased sixfold. Industrialization increases #urbanisation, which leads to a higher demand for freshwater and sanitation systems...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
4/9
...Roughly 70 percent of global freshwater extraction is for agricultural purposes, about twenty percent for industrial use, and twelve percent for domestic use. Half of groundwater extraction is for domestic use, and 25 percent for irrigation...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
3/9
...global demand for freshwater has been increasing by approximately one percent per year. About half of the world's population experiences severe water scarcity. A quarter of the world's population faces extremely high levels of water stress...
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
2/9
"Can #SmartCities deliver on their promise to be more sustainable, resilient and equitable than other cities?
Part III: Is the world running out of #freshwater and can smart cities be part of the solution?
Since the 1980s,...👇
#urbanisation
1/9
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#urbanisation #freshwater
9/9
...discusses the global availability of freshwater, the role that #SmartCities can play in this, and the side effects of these smart measures regarding to water availability, and the social and natural environment." 👇
Read more on #FPMblog 👉 freepeoplemedia.com
#urbanisation #freshwater
8/9
...missing data. The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 aims to ensure the availability of water and sustainable water management and sanitation for the entire global population. However, none of the 6 #SDG targets are on track. This article...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
7/9
...agricultural runoff. Other concerns for drinking water quality are pharmaceuticals, hormones, industrial chemicals, detergents, cyanotoxins, per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and nanomaterials. The overall impact is still unclear due to... 👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
6/9
...Drinking water is overextracted, and water infrastructure is either lacking or insufficient. While water quality in lower-income countries is under pressure due to poor ambient water quality, in higher-income countries this is caused by...👇
#SmartCities #urbanisation #freshwater
5/9