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After struggling to find her way to a marked parking space, Thuy eventually found one right in front of a flower shop.
Vietnam aims to be 50 percent urbanized by 2030
Vietnam’s first carmaker to launch nonprofit electric bus service
Look at consumption when assigning blame for global warming, study says
Cities account for an estimated 75 percent of carbon emissions, according to U.N. figures.
March 6, 2018 | 06:31 pm PT
Sponges, urban forests and air corridors: how nature can cool cities
As China battles the twin challenges of rapid city growth and extreme weather, it is adopting a new tactic: Turning its cities into giant sponges.
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