BY the end of this century the population of the U.S. will swell by 100 million people. Most of them will crowd into the nation's urban areas, which already house 70% of all Americans on a minuscule 10% of the land. The implications of such an enormous spurt, in terms of urban sprawl, congestion and the very quality of life are obviousand appalling.
To an increasing number of urbanologists, a partial solution is to start from scratch, wherever possible, by building "new towns"completely planned communities that could support as many as 1,000,000 people...
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