National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月11日 04時01分

Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto | On Dubai’s southern outskirts, a housing development called Sustainable City produces more energy than it consumes thanks to solar panels that shade roof terraces and parking lots. On its grounds, dome-shaped greenhouses grow vegetables for the neighborhood, giving a glimpse into the future of urban farming. The community also recycles its water and waste. A decade ago Dubai had one of the largest ecological footprints of any city in the world. By 2050 it wants to have the smallest. Can it get there? My work revolves around the making of the future, how our society transitions to new ways of living, and how technology is changing our approach to the environment and to our cities. I’ve embarked on a journey with @ナショナルジオグラフィック to showcase how Dubai aims to become one of the world’s greenest cities. Follow me, @lucalocatelliphoto, to find out more about the Dubai story. #Dubai #environment #sustainability #architecture #city

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flaxmo84 I have lived in sustainable city.. it is actually more show rather than real sustainability.. best example is the little supermarket within this compound. Sustainable like an oil tanker..

minnan_oma_insta Well done ☀️? A country who has a huge resource of sustainable energy should use it and these countries with oil princes don' t usually do

zelenina.irina_ Такая технология приемлема для жарких стран? а северные не смогут воспользоваться таким прекрасным методом выращивания зелени

salonisalvi73 Wow how thoughtful of the city builders ‼️with all this awareness they sure will

romyvirginia @maithajethro Is this as beautiful as the picture looks?! ❤️ Hope you are well.

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