The Urban Green

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

Thank you NORWAY for inventing the green cities and the green roofs (the Vikings originated in Norway and had wooden houses with turf roofs).

[@mictheory1]

You do know Vikingr means Pirate?

[@lesliengo8347]

Very happy to see Vancouver get featured! So proud the city is moving towards a greener and eco-friendly ways of living. The Earth provides us with resources, air, water, food, and scenic beauty, so we should all take care of our planet.

[@noemijesaminem.duenas818]

Hope that this kind of urban green planning will hopefully implemented in our country Philippines 🇵🇭😭😓

[@100smash2]

u should vote better then because political will is a great factor

[@AM-yk4zj]

electric vehicles alone wont save us - they are resource intensive. the priority needs to be on active transportation - walking, bicycling, and taking public transit

[@kudzaishemakweta211]

6 years old but still relevant. I hope more young people will see this so that they carry the button forward

[@larrote6467]

WWF is a pretend organization, that's why nothing is being done really; they just suck up resources for their bureaucracy

[@apathtogreen]

Great video! I'm very happy various places around the world is getting on board with sustainability....now if each citizen does his or her part we can be sustainable a lot faster, even if it's capturing the cold water runoff from our shower as it gets warm and using it to water the plants in the garden.

[@sahanascreation2034]

very very informative and i feel travelled around the world.. thank you for the spectacular video

[@tshatshadiraditsile4904]

Going Green 🙌. It is imperative to have such progressive sustainability strategies worldwide. This underpins new future innovations including architecture, solar and the manufacturing dimensions going forward. Very insightful. 👌

[@nguyenthiphuongthuy3376]

Very nice video with lots of examples

[@Sonny2009]

Very critical! As currently we are just depleting nature... One important issue I see unmentioned is.. The basic architecture of building or property needs to be radically changed. Few things must be considered: 1. Roof top gardening to make up for the surface area lost.. 2. When possible having sky scrapers with exclusive floors for plants/agriculture(I know it's not easy, but possible). 3. When planning road system.. making sure we are leaving certain percentage of nature untouched.. I personally can see having overpass or bridges just to cultivate fruits and veges

[@Meekseek]

We're depleting NATURE? what about the wild animal trophy hunting the founder of this corporation has shot down dead? www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/prince-philip-proudly-poses-tiger-6174056 What about the weather modification which has beeb on going world wide which is infesting the soil making it flammable, killing the bees, filling the tree's roots our lungs and blood stream with aluminum nano particles so they can cry UN's Sustainable Developments "climate change" ?

[@ONECOUNT]

Nature bridges that allow animals to cross highways are very important to maintain the natural environment. A cable system above or a galvanized pipe underneath would be all that is needed.

[@FerikoSitepu-o6x]

tq for this insight, we need this best practice to develop our country

[@AbdulNarayanDsoza]

Green Roof need to be added on all City terrace

[@tjs200]

what about in the desert?

[@RaheelPervaiz123]

desert put solar panels @@tjs200

[@gc0009]

tell that to the politicians, they will say ''how can we tax that''?

[@blava3155]

These videos always make me optimistic about the future, however, it's really sad to see some of these green initiatives putting NUCLEAR ENERGY in the "bad" type of energy sources rather than being one of the best.

[@vsetenjoyer]

Very true, nuclear and hydro is the future of energy.

[@karigrandii]

There is no good or bad energy source. The ”bad” things is using any type of energy. We need to use so much less energy to not destroy the planet for us (everyone else will be fine its really only about us humans). This ”less” use of energy is not possible if we have a economic system that is dependent on growth.

[@arestheblue]

@@karigrandii Coal is pretty bad, no matter how you try to dress it up.

[@hoangtaminh8721]

@@karigrandii Well trying to save energy and reduce consumption is better for the environment, people need to live well (especially in developing nations) thus changing to renewables and nuclear is the realistic way without destroying civilian lives.

[@arnaudtatartchouc9857]

Woaw, nice video, very optimistic, we have to continue in this way. Congratulations !

[@ginopaolopalmes5212]

Check this out - First ever sustainable city in Dubai UAE kzbin.info/www/bejne/moHGomuXasSoY9k

[@abhaysharma9317]

The Greatest solution to making our cities energy abundant could be no other that fusion reactor when Hydrogen would be turned into helium to give us abundant energy without causing any harm to our environment and on that day we all humans would leave the helium balloons into the air to celebrate our victory.

[@Swordsquire]

Very moving and inspiring!

[@sudishk993]

This should be adopted around the world

[@MegaDiddlemaus]

It's crystal clear thank you for sharing this information 🙏

[@md.ekramhossain1012]

really fascinating video!

[@kevincgrabb]

SO MUCH SEOUL. I love it.

[@deelove6899]

The great green r- evolution is fast. 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️💖🌧🌧🌧🌏🌎🌍🌴🌴🌴🌳🌳🌳🌲🌲🌲🌏🌎🌍🌧🌧🌧💖🧘‍♂️🧘‍♀️

[@Whatsername868]

It's 2020 now...wonder how many of the goals mentioned that they wanted to be accomplished by this year actually were? Nice video!

[@ruisen2000]

I do feel like they're doing pretty well though. In the summer, they close down alot of streets to have markets and festivals, popular busses have been getting bus lanes, and there's alot of new cycling trails/seawall trails being built. I just wish they'd do something about the housing prices... avg house here is now a million dollars, at this rate it'll be a great city but only the rich will be able to afford to live here.

[@Whatsername868]

@@ruisen2000 Woops, forgot to specify I meant in Seoul (mentioned at 13:00 in the video) - I used to live in South Korea and really wonder a lot what they're doing to lessen their environmental impact. Got to visit Vancouver semi-recently and it's my absolute dream-city, although it just seems wayyyyyyy too expensive and I'm not sure how to actually be able to afford living there. :/

[@bekuzman]

@@ruisen2000 bir narsa deyish qiyin sizgaaa

[@rnunezc.4575]

None! , another "nice " video...(2022)...

[@ecorance2503]

merci beaucoup vous m'inspirez comme pas possible !!

[@karld1791]

Vancouver needs to build more homes to bring prices down so more people can move there to live this green lifestyle.

[@SamSam-nq8cu]

Watching from Kenya👍 some nice content 🔥

[@agriculture_munyendo]

Hey I am working on this for our new upcoming city

[@dekapwt5618]

💚💚💚

[@jaycredo9394]

Very nice video! So informative and inspiring! :)

[@saranbhatia8809]

Way forward!

[@katl.7586]

This is so inspiring! Love this!

[@achaemenid]

i lived in seoul my whole lifetime , but never heard of this stuff

[@moosefactory133]

I am kind of surprised the role that photovoltaic electricity is playing in Vancover's green initiative. I would think a city like Phoenix Arizona would be a more likely place.

[@dekapwt5618]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lankyalpaca]

A very amazing short documentary. I wonder how 39 people disliked it.

[@koalaberr]

they probably think climate change is a grand exaggerated lie orchestrated by the left and by climate scientists to push their "green agenda". And universities are in on it of course because tertiary education is a tool to brainwash society. I imagine they also believe the earth is flat. It's amazing the justifications people can come up with to avoid having to change or accept responsibility.

[@Totallyfine29_]

@@koalaberrI can go fully zero waste and the heavy weight of the responsibility is still going to be on the big cooperations dumping their shit on the sea , planting grass on the roof won’t change the fact of the carbon emissions that building still produced , most buildings showcased were from steel + concrete + glass , not saying buildings can’t be “friendlier “ but going only onto sustainability with lots of greenification is definitely not the main path, why would you build more in the first place? why older buildings were not being used again (and not demolished)? what about natural materials (like mud)? those things were not addressed.

[@DougGrinbergs]

15:11 interior building green walls!

[@yutubl]

I hope that in future pedestrian and bicycle ways will get photovoltaic roofs as sun & rain protection and energy harvesting driving free LED Lights and E-Bicycle recharge stations and saving CO2.

[@TalwinderDhillonTravels]

Goal shouldn’t be to have 10% of cars as electric. Goal should be 10% lesser cars

[@ONECOUNT]

If you live in an urban area how much are used for commuting? That means a vehicle big enough for 5 passengers is being used over and over for only one passenger. If you need to commute use a vehicle for one passenger. It would be physically smaller can have pedals, electric or scooter sized gas. Since the passenger weight is much smaller the structure can be more delicate and lighter further saving energy. For every commuter car you could have four of these velomobile/ scooters reducing congestion and saving wear and tear on the roads and bridges. They would be enclosed to allow a dry environment with heat and air conditioning. They should be able to carry upto a 240lb rider and 100lbs of luggage.

[@JohnGalt1960]

No cars at all. We should only live in cities and the population must be reduced by 90%.

[@jonasrugebregt343]

Great video! 9:37 typo

[@цветок-ш7п]

Awesome vid!

[@howardharris4718]

A green healthy and sustainable and resilient way of life is the way forward e.g using renewable energy like solar power.

[@СеменПогосов-б2з]

Хороший фильм ! Молодцы ! Настоящие Люди ! Цавт танэм .

[@survivor_vr6063]

I hope they did what they wanted to do in 2020 becouse im i it thank you this helped me in homework

[@harryfaku7240]

Are you a NWU Potch student?

[@jakaylastreat2210]

Same this help me with homework too

[@garrygballard8914]

👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ ✌️ for all on 🌎

[@adrianszaj6736]

Wszędzie na całej planecie :)

[@selenamcdonald6770]

Have any of you looked into the hyundai ioniq hybrid? My fiancé has one and we only fill the tank once a week. Kicker: he works 45mins away, we go out a lot to friends and family, go shopping... for $20 a WEEK! The battery charges itself when you break or slow down, essentially every time you take you foot off the accelerator you're not wasting gas and it does not turn off on you like some other cars do. WORTH THE INVESTMENT!!!!!

[@ONECOUNT]

Do you have to plug it in to an outlit, how long and how often?

[@heavenly3735]

Go green.

[@AbdulNarayanDsoza]

India is focus on pure Electric Public transport . 50% of public transport will be converted to Electric vehicles. Even Cab services like OLA ( Indian uber ) has already started Electric cab services. Road and Transport minister of India is very focused on going Green.

[@Meekseek]

And how are we enjoying the chemtrails and weather modification which is covering the sun with nano particles? Know Mr UN Maurice Strong the oil and business who claimed owning private property breeds inequality and injustice but purchased 160, 000 acres in Colorado. Maurice Strong the creator of "climate change" co2 is plant food. If it weren't it wouldn't be piped into a tomato and cucumber pickling factory in Switzerland, stealing co2 from the trees and plants for their profit and call it a green experiment.

[@Drodrod]

The electric car isn't a good solution. Start designing cities around people, not cars. That is the ONLY way to make a difference and be serious about the climate.

[@alfiand9269]

American logic

[@gagelange7024]

I agree with the green roof, but they dont discuss what powers the electric vehicles. You would have to burn more coal to power all those vehicles, I also dont agree with forcing people to buy an electric car under a quota.

[@ananthuraju1648]

nice docume.

[@benharris8013]

why is a charity giving me hope for the future.

[@lorendaappel-eeson2265]

this can be achieved if we believe and commit to action....we cast our fate by the choices we make

[@MrChibras]

was this an electric car / solar panels commercial?

[@ak333ssl]

Living walls by Biotecture. Patrick Blanc.

[@katherinegarlock2249]

We can actually see the EV thing in action a bit now that the Tesla Model 3 is out. It is crazy how many of them are suddenly on the road now. It was an almost overnight change. Now someone needs to mass produce EV trucks and SUVs and even more people will be on board.

[@vthilton]

Save Our Planet - Sharing, Justice and Peace for all.

[@Meekseek]

Who's going to save humanity from the damn green wash saviours. Where is the peace in Syria? Where is the peace in causing droughts and floods using weather modification? Where is the justice for people being moved around like chess pieces for a one world government which is controlled by bankers and corporations?

[@1light4love]

Except for the Animals we pay others to slaughter alive unecessarily for our dinner plates and dietary choices that are literally killling US. Let's not let those animals have peace.... When you said ALL you clearly meant you and those that share your lifestyle. Let's not look at how much CO2 animal agriculture produces every single day.... Or how all those dying of hunger and poverty could be fed and cared for, if we stopped feeding THEIR crops to our livestock so we could buy an animals tourtured life for a dollar at McDonald's.... Peace for all my ass. As long as there are slaughter houses, there will always be battlefields. Still mostly within ourselves.

[@adeebmd5701]

I dont see malaysia moving except for the MRT

[@nebula6780]

7:46 using EVs is a very dumb solution, for them to be green you need the electricity to be green and EVs also put a big stress on power systems, the better solution would be better public transport and to encourage more bicycle use

[@TheLeeattwood]

The world will end no matter what we do .

[@fabiaogunmekan8201]

enjoyed the video gave me lots of food for thought.

[@Meekseek]

That's all there will be for food, thought.

[@Joshjamstunes]

POV: geography homework

[@ineshachemi3341]

We must find solutions for poor cities where people cant have technical solutions

[@barrysa04]

Good video until it mentioned Cape Town. Hardly a model city when it is suffering water shortages, due to overuse, poor plumbing and very little water recycling or conservation.

[@jehiahmaduro6827]

Very Good Point. But I think the video is trying create momentum for positive action to be taken in each city. Cause I'm sure a lot of residents of the other cities will point out their flaws that need changing Too. Don't feel bad Its not Cape Town alone suffering from slow progress.

[@bartfastrd6707]

I always felt uncomfortable about mission statements. The real honest mission statement of all companies is to make the most ROI, money for investors/owners; without breaking the law. That's all. Smart money follows the greedy. The Western baby boomer generation will be remembered as greedy, short sighted and indulgent.

[@jakaylastreat2210]

I love how everyone but America has their “stuff” together except calli but other then that we need to do something about that

[@ak333ssl]

I think use of cars / vehicles of all types must be minimised. Electric is kind of alternative, but still is noisy and needs a place which is better be for tree.

[@rocky_rampage165]

what were all the counrties and cities

[@yohunahmourad4441]

1 less power plant. Thank you Seoul

[@JohnGalt1960]

We must live in cities. Rural areas must be off limits to humans. By force if necessary.

[@yohunahmourad4441]

Electric cars are still cars. Batteries are made by some of those kids that get paid $2 a day

[@MassDynamic]

"planing" and "planning" are two different words

[@DaveJNoel]

Very sad that even WWF seem to think that the answer to our environmental crisis is for everyone to buy electric vehicles.

[@architects2379]

That's good

[@schdifn4025]

I whish someone would mention all the goods and materials people and the government buy and import as well ...BUT ...NOT BAD SO FAR

[@Cl0ckcl0ck]

A green earth is a high temp, high CO2 earth. But getting more locally generated renewable energy is a good thing.

[@rishikesharhim6285]

can i share it in my facebook page please

[@leoo31]

et les français c'est quoi le resumé de la video svp

[@pierbravin8507]

Forgive me for butting in but have anyone heard about "free energy"?

[@KRiZZxTV]

Thumbs down for suing the real WWF

[@nikow3256]

WSH il a buse le prof d'anglais wola

[@bensaidhi1850]

rip jah

[@ciaramcardle9117]

Pourquoi ça dure 30 minutes c trop long 😭

[@eziobel54]

mdr devoir d'anglais non ?

[@menahembrodchandel4617]

y think that the use of synthetic grass turf should be prohibited in cities . this soil covering harms the environment and health causes no evaporation and heat -co2 absorbtion and warms twice than natural grass . it contributes to heat islands effect in cities and climate change

[@oliverparker8745]

yum

[@briancullen8101]

Someone give me 8 useful things from this video. Please and thank you 🥺

[@xinbeicao6885]

The first part of the documentary is biased. Electric vehicles are not the "solution", the way EV were promoted seemed so pushy. They should rather focus on public and active transportation like they are doing in Seoul.

[@ONECOUNT]

Look it is the size of the vehicle, if you commute by car you could use a much smaller single seat vehicle which would reduce the use of energy and the wear and tear of the roads and bridges. Commutes would speed up because of the reduction of the physical footprint. A velomobile type scooter would provide a warm dry environment for the commuter.

[@lorenagarciaherrera4843]

Hello...i love this video, where i can see t without the subtitles

[@cosmoray9750]

9:33 That is a lie. People will understood. It cost more for a electric vehicle than a regular car. That is why the government has these programs for a rebate when you purchase a electric vehicle...to make it seems more cheaper than gas engine cars. So who end up covering the cost of the rebate ? It is you and I who end up covering the cost of rebate. How you ask ? Well do you not pay taxes. ?

[@SRAphotog]

Even without a tax rebate. How on earth does a $35k Model 3 cost more in the long run then a gas car?

[@Frygonz]

Stop with the EV fetish. None of it matters unless car-dependency overall is drastically reduced. This video is industrial propaganda just like any other.

[@andseraf8544]

Biodiesel , biodigesters

[@yohunahmourad4441]

No way... it all comes down to the consumer? Ale gore 4 president

[@MasterOwl01]

SWARJE

[@JohnGalt1960]

Once a human reaches the age of 40 they should be recycled into the food chain.

[@karigrandii]

A city in the current economic system and its current state CAN NOT be sustainable. I dont understand how they think cities can consume so much from outside the city and somehow be sustainable? If you learn to live off the city itself, where the food is produced in the city and next to it, material for buildings and products only taken in or next to the city, then it can be truly sustainable. Cities are just mega consuming hot spots that only exist because its good for economic growth. Cities will slowly disappear either by force or by choice.

[@ciachox1383]

Paryż za kilka dekad będzie miastem muzułmańskim

[@irw4350]

a lot of these ideas are just concept-stage and barely scrape the surface. They are being promoted by people who dont really understand the science involved. Some real-world highly useful options include solvent-free paints eg Lakeland Paints - which are solvent-free, VOC-free, Non-toxic and actually edible ! Surely, paint solvent is a tiny concern you might think ?? Not at all - paint emitted 24 MILLION tons of greenhouse-gas solvents into the atmosphere last year and every year (WHO 180 et al) - and these solvents are on average 20-50x worse than CO2. So - if you really want to do something to help counter global warming you could do a lot worse than switch to one of the VOC-Free paints out there.

[@timfoinc.6879]

Irrevisible ??? Who visit cosmetic CENTER( war zone)frequently due to events you initiated?? You can ✋ it.

[@sukhrabbabadjanov4750]

Uzbekistan KharAzm is better...😉☝

[@ashleygarrison3724]

Completely against this organization, when you push out the indigenous people to make wild life preserves is barbarack. Yes I support animal protection but when your forcing people who might have lived in these villages and tribes their whole life and a sense of community and shared responsibility is key to their survival and place then in cities where those things are non existent. Your basically saying their way of life and culture didn't matter, when in fact diversity is what makes us... Us.

[@Throwaway-kg7ft]

Are you a white female by any chance?

[@edifynika7179]

Throwaway1234 ???

[@QazzaAU]

paris is powered by 80 % nuclear energy ROFL

[@saiblair8590]

This guy said every states should be like California. Look what happened to Businesses, Toyota moved to Texas because of those environment restrictions. And these guys are not calculating the state and city subsidies for installation of solar panels. And the electric cars are so ripe? I think not. These NGOs are a bit extreme and not calulating subsidies and tax breaks. By the way, my grandmother old roof is greener than that stadium in Vancouver and it's organic not manmade. Again, Volvo and Scania are getting a lot of tax break from the Nordic governments. Now, while Nordic states maybe "environmentally friendly" - for example, Norwegian economy was built by the Stavenga oil production. Come on, Guys ! What are we high school kids?

[@JohnGalt1960]

No more privately owned vehicles. Confiscate all of them.