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2040 Moscow

Test is testing testov test.

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2050 Shanghai

The Holocene calendar, which starts from the year 10,000 BC — the approximate date of the beginning of human civilization — is becoming conventional. The world’s population is touching 9.7 billion people, as predicted by UN analysts. Having exhausted its reserves of oil and other mineral

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2050 Mumbai

2050: No work, all play

The increased prosperity of Mumbai residents has no negative impact on the environment: Factories are switching to waste-free production, green spaces are everywhere, and subsidies for buyers of electric vehicles and a tax on petrol engines keep the city from choking. The government is also investing

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2040 Mumbai

2040: Clean water, roads, skyscrapers

Having dealt with landfills, authorities took on water issues. By 2040, waste treatment plants have been equipped with graphene-based filters — now drinking water fountains are available at almost every intersection. However, this project pales against the backdrop of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial

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2030 Mumbai

2030: Poverty defeated

Having struggled with monstrous social inequality for decades, by 2030 the Indian government is beginning to reap the benefits of the social programs carried out since decolonization. Alongside GDP growth, they have led to a situation in which only a small percentage of the population remains below the

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2050 Kusatsu

Kusatsu-2050: Bubbling with energy

Welcome to Kusatsu, a Japanese resort with a long history. Every year the city is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists eager to plunge into the local onsen (hot springs). The city is also loved by the older generation for its mountain air and healing waters. As the 2020s drew to a close, the

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2050 Izmir

By the year 2050, the city of Izmir will have renovated the buildings near to the bay and begun a new city plan at the backs of Izmir. ''Amphitheatre City Planning'' will be the main and most important plan for Izmir. This plan contains: a better view of the bay for everyone better

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2050 New Orleans

As most of you may already know, when there is seriously bad weather in south Louisiana, New Orleans tends to flood a bit. And with Global Warming the way it is, well, that is not getting us anywhere good. Many of us already know that the sea levels are rising because of the thermal expansion caused

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2050 Rabat

Reserves of fresh water have increased by so much that urbanists have finally decided to use this opportunity to turn Moroccan cities into desert oases. The “Urban Garden” program has been launched at the state level: All architects are required to include in their projects green

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2050 Rabat

An underwater city

The first underwater city is built near Rabat (in the Atlantic Ocean) in 2040. The city is named after Jacques-Yves Cousteau. The majority of the city’s population is scientists and engineers. They have two important goals. The first is to find a way out of the phosphate crisis by exploring underwater

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2050 Rabat

Eastern culture and traditional Muslim architecture remain popular in Morocco. A variety of arches — round or with sharp tops, twisting floral and complex geometric ornaments, unusually bright tiles —decorate modern residential buildings and business centers. Dozens of modern skyscrapers

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2050 Rabat

The future of Morocco

In 2030, all phosphate reserves used for agricultural fertilization in the world are running out. The phosphate crisis is worse than the oil crises of the 20th century. Iraq and Algeria, large players in the phosphate market, drastically reduce their mining in an attempt to control prices. The

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2050 Sao Paulo

By 2050, a municipal project to clean debris from the Tiete and Pinheiros rivers is nearing completion. Canals now line the central streets, turning São Paulo’s once congested roads into places for walking and cycling, and canal-borne water taxis have become popular with São Paulo

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2040 Sao Paulo

São Paulo residents have long used taxi helicopters for personal transportation. By 2040, this transport is used daily by thousands of people trying to escape the crush in buses and on the subway. Most cars do not run on gasoline — the government supports citizens who care about the environment

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2030 Sao Paulo

By 2030, the government of São Paulo has gotten serious about tackling the problem of overpopulation in poorer areas of the city. Neighborhoods with affordable modern housing are starting to pop up, where the lion’s share of passenger traffic falls to the subway: over the past 15 years,

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2050 Calgary

By this time, geneticists will have the capability of bringing back extinct creatures, given that we have their DNA. Recently extinct organisms will be slowly reintegrated into nature. Some organisms, however, will be too far removed from their habitat, and will be restricted to zoos, aquariums and botanical

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2050 Lagos

The booming economies accompanied with technological development, particularly in the fields of agriculture and irrigation, will allow the birthplace of humanity to sustain a larger and larger population, possibly reaching 1.5 to 2 billion people. Moreover, as the growth engine of the planet, significantly

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2050 London

With a significant lack of space in the city of London, the city will increasingly be dominated by residential skyscrapers. With work ever-able to be completed remotely, these residential sites will also contain open office spaces, cafes, gyms and medical care. Walkways between these

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2030 London

London will cease to be the tech hub of the UK as young professionals move north. Increasingly unaffordable rent, along with increases in pollution and over population will cause a generation to move, creating new tech hubs elsewhere in the UK. Other large cities with

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2050 Macau

Now, in 2050, most people are living in small towns rather than big cities. Although the latter have been growing at more or less the same pace as smaller cities in different parts of the world, big cities do not tend to be getting any bigger proportionately. The biggest cities are getting bigger all

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