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RESILIENT CITIES Responding to the Crash, Peak Oil and Climate Change

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This document is a presentation excerpt by Professor Peter Newman titled 'Resilient Cities: Responding to the Crash, Peak Oil and Climate Change.' It examines the combined impacts of climate change, peak oil, and economic instability on modern cities and outlines urban design strategies to build sustainable, resilient communities.

Key points

  • The presentation identifies Climate Change, Peak Oil, and The Crash as three major 'unwanted Black Swans' threatening urban areas and economic confidence.
  • It highlights four potential future city scenarios: Collapse, Ruralised city, Divided city, and Resilient City.
  • To build resilient cities, the document advocates moving away from freeway construction and urban scatter toward Transit Oriented Development (TOD), Pedestrian and Bicycle Oriented Development (POD/BOD), and Green Oriented Development (GOD).
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