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As urban populations grow, cities are entering an era of increasing uncertainty. Rapid change is placing new pressures on urban areas, making it increasingly difficult to anticipate and prepare for future disruption.

The Star MalaysiaJONATHAN BRETON查看原文 ↗
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As urban populations grow, cities are entering an era of increasing uncertainty. Rapid change is placing new pressures on urban areas, making it increasingly difficult to anticipate and prepare for future disruption.

The consequences can extend well beyond individual events, affecting economic stability and the well-being of communities. At the same time, growing demands on infrastructure and resources are challenging cities to rethink how they prepare for the future.

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