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Denser cities use less water.. Biggest consumer of water is agriculture. There are natural places to increase density as traffic increases. So think of a main
by theGnuMe 4y ago
Denser cities use less water.. Biggest consumer of water is agriculture. There are natural places to increase density as traffic increases. So think of a main road, along that main road and some of the nearer side streets can be densified. You see a lot of this along El Camino for example in the Bay area.
Take a bunch of these 1950s and earlier small 2bdrm houses and build multifamily housing.
- BuckyBeaver 4y agoLike I said: You want to live in density, move to the dense urban centers. But covering 100% of the land with concrete and giant edifices is unsustainable and inexcusable. "Main roads" are main roads for their original levels of population. They quickly become impassable if you exceed their design capacity; in fact, a great many of them are already there. And... no. Why destroy houses and yards with concrete blocks, while giant already-concrete edifices sit empty? You totally ignored that.
- theGnuMe 4y agoThe only constant is change amigo. I suggest you get used to it.