Re:Researchers contest widely-accepted UN's predictions on u...
by StavrosK on Friday July 13, 2018 @10:48AM
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They're denser towns with various shops for the essentials, so you don't have to drive for kilometers to get necessities, houses are on average significantly smaller, etc. They basically look like semi-suburban neighborhoods in big US cities (ie neighborhoods not in the city center with skyscrapers/etc).
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Re:Researchers contest widely-accepted UN's predictions on u...
by dpark on Friday July 13, 2018 @01:13PM
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That's not really rural. Rural is specifically defined as the areas outside towns and cities. The fact that you don't live in a metropolis doesn't mean you live in a rural area.
In the US, a population density greater than 999/sq mile is urban.
Re:Researchers contest widely-accepted UN's predictions on u...
by cakemuncher on Friday July 13, 2018 @10:53AM
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Kind of like North Seattle.