
Attractive green city = less transport
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Water: 3
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Heat: 3
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Biodiversity: 3
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Urban agriculture: 1
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Air quality: 1
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Energy: 3
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Multifunctional space usage: 3
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Costs: 1
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Maintenance/management: 1
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If there is sufficient attractive greenery in the direct living environment, citizens have less need to leave the city in weekends Rainer, 2000. This limits the use of energy for transport.
A good green urban infrastructure for slow traffic encourages the use of bicycles and keeps urbanites out of their cars, saving on transport energy.
A further introduction of urban agriculture and local sales limits the amount of energy required for transporting food.