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Mention some of the problems caused by large cities and how can we solve them

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Answer 1

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Life in US cities today is certainly complex. On the one hand, many US cities are vibrant places, filled with museums and other cultural attractions, nightclubs, theaters, and restaurants and populated by people from many walks of life and from varied racial and ethnic and national backgrounds. Many college graduates flock to cities, not only for their employment opportunities but also for their many activities and the sheer excitement of living in a metropolis.

On the other hand, many US cities are also filled with abject poverty, filthy and dilapidated housing, high crime rates, traffic gridlock, and dirty air. Many Americans would live nowhere but a city, and many would live anywhere but a city. Cities arouse strong opinions, pro and con, because there are many things both to like and to dislike about cities.

By definition, cities consist of very large numbers of people living in a relatively small amount of space. Some of these people have a good deal of money, but many people, and in some cities most people, have very little money. Cities must provide many kinds of services for all their residents, and certain additional services for their poorer residents. These basic facts of city life make for common sets of problems affecting cities throughout the nation, albeit to varying degrees, with some cities less able than others to address these problems. This section examines several of these problems.

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Answer 2

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      1) Intensive urban growth can lead to greater poverty, with local governments unable to provide services for all people.

     2)a   Concentrated energy use leads to greater air pollution with significant impact on human health.

     3)  Automobile exhaust produces elevated lead levels in urban air.

    4)   Large volumes of uncollected waste create multiple health hazards.

     5)  Urban development can magnify the risk of environmental hazards such as flash flooding.

    6)   Pollution and physical barriers to root growth promote the loss of urban tree cover.

     7)  Animal populations are inhibited by toxic substances, vehicles, and the loss of habitat and food sources.

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