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1 P1.8.1 The Wanderings of the Furry Flibbles

2 P1.8.3 From Streets to Building a Home

3 P1.8.4 My House Roundtable

4 P1.8.6 Building a Shelter

5 P1.8.7 Safe, Strong, Green and Fair

P1.8.2 Plants and Habitats
P1.8.5 Guess the Building Material
P1.8.8 SDG 11
P1.8.9 Urban Planning
P1.8.10 Nomadic vs. Settled: Who is Greener?

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P1.8.9 Urban Planning

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Housing Crisis

Your city is experiencing a housing shortage. What can be the solution(s)?
- Build taller buildings to maximize space.
- Expand into nearby farmland to create new neighborhoods.
- Renovate older, unused buildings to make them livable again.
- Encourage people to move to smaller nearby towns.
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Traffic Congestion

Traffic jams are becoming a major issue in your city. What can be the solution(s)?
- Add more lanes to existing roads to handle the traffic.
- Build a metro or train system to reduce cars on the road.
- Encourage people to use bicycles and walking paths.
- Limit the number of vehicles allowed in the city center.
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Water Supply Issue

Your city is running low on clean water. What can be the solution(s)?
- Set up rainwater harvesting systems in every building.
- Import bottled water from other areas.
- Build a dam to store more water from a nearby river.
- Educate people on using less water in their daily lives.
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Waste Management

Your city generates too much garbage, and landfills are overflowing. What can be the solution(s)?
- Start recycling programs and composting initiatives.
- Burn waste in incinerators to reduce its size.
- Export waste to other cities for disposal.
- Introduce strict fines for littering and improper waste disposal.
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Flood Risk

Your city is at risk of flooding during heavy rains. What can be the solution(s)?
- Build flood barriers and improve drainage systems.
- Relocate residents living in low-lying areas.
- Plant more trees and restore wetlands to absorb excess water.
- Stop building in flood-prone areas entirely.
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Power Shortages

Your city experiences frequent power cuts. What can be the solution(s)?
- Invest in solar and wind energy to reduce dependence on the grid.
- Build more power plants, even if they use fossil fuels.
- Limit electricity usage during peak hours.
- Encourage energy-saving devices and appliances.
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Green Space Decline

Your city’s parks and green spaces are disappearing. What can be the solution(s)?
- Convert abandoned lots into parks and gardens.
- Build vertical gardens on tall buildings.
- Focus on building housing instead, as that’s more important.
- Protect existing green spaces by enforcing strict laws.
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Public Transport Problems

Public transportation in your city is unreliable and overcrowded. What can be the solution(s)?
- Build a new metro or train system.
- Add more buses and improve their routes.
- Encourage carpooling and bike use to reduce pressure on buses.
- Increase ticket prices to reduce crowding.
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Job Accessibility

People in your city struggle to find jobs near their homes. What can be the solution(s)?
- Build more business parks closer to residential areas.
- Improve public transport to make commuting easier.
- Encourage people to move closer to job hubs, even if it’s costly.
- Promote remote work or work-from-home opportunities.
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Pollution Control

Your city has high levels of air pollution. What can be the solution(s)?
- Encourage electric vehicles and limit diesel engines.
- Increase green spaces to absorb pollution.
- Ban all industries within the city limits.
- Promote public campaigns about pollution and how to reduce it.
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P1 Week 8: Homes and Habitats

1. Question

Housing Crisis

Your city is experiencing a housing shortage. What can be the solution(s)?

2. Question

Traffic Congestion

Traffic jams are becoming a major issue in your city. What can be the solution(s)?

3. Question

Water Supply Issue

Your city is running low on clean water. What can be the solution(s)?

4. Question

Waste Management

Your city generates too much garbage, and landfills are overflowing. What can be the solution(s)?

5. Question

Flood Risk

Your city is at risk of flooding during heavy rains. What can be the solution(s)?

6. Question

Power Shortages

Your city experiences frequent power cuts. What can be the solution(s)?

7. Question

Green Space Decline

Your city’s parks and green spaces are disappearing. What can be the solution(s)?

8. Question

Public Transport Problems

Public transportation in your city is unreliable and overcrowded. What can be the solution(s)?

9. Question

Job Accessibility

People in your city struggle to find jobs near their homes. What can be the solution(s)?

10. Question

Pollution Control

Your city has high levels of air pollution. What can be the solution(s)?

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P1 Week 8: Homes and Habitats

1. Question

Housing Crisis Your city is experiencing a housing shortage. What can be the solution(s)?

2. Question

Traffic Congestion Traffic jams are becoming a major issue in your city. What can be the solution(s)?

3. Question

Water Supply Issue Your city is running low on clean water. What can be the solution(s)?

4. Question

Waste Management Your city generates too much garbage, and landfills are overflowing. What can be the solution(s)?

5. Question

Flood Risk Your city is at risk of flooding during heavy rains. What can be the solution(s)?

6. Question

Power Shortages Your city experiences frequent power cuts. What can be the solution(s)?

7. Question

Green Space Decline Your city’s parks and green spaces are disappearing. What can be the solution(s)?

8. Question

Public Transport Problems Public transportation in your city is unreliable and overcrowded. What can be the solution(s)?

9. Question

Job Accessibility People in your city struggle to find jobs near their homes. What can be the solution(s)?

10. Question

Pollution Control Your city has high levels of air pollution. What can be the solution(s)?

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Housing Crisis

Your city is experiencing a housing shortage. What can be the solution(s)?

Traffic Congestion

Traffic jams are becoming a major issue in your city. What can be the solution(s)?

Water Supply Issue

Your city is running low on clean water. What can be the solution(s)?

Waste Management

Your city generates too much garbage, and landfills are overflowing. What can be the solution(s)?

Flood Risk

Your city is at risk of flooding during heavy rains. What can be the solution(s)?

Power Shortages

Your city experiences frequent power cuts. What can be the solution(s)?

Green Space Decline

Your city’s parks and green spaces are disappearing. What can be the solution(s)?

Public Transport Problems

Public transportation in your city is unreliable and overcrowded. What can be the solution(s)?

Job Accessibility

People in your city struggle to find jobs near their homes. What can be the solution(s)?

Pollution Control

Your city has high levels of air pollution. What can be the solution(s)?