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Megacities are bad from a resilience perspective because they are products of globalization that concentrate specialized industrial populations instead of food-growing self-sufficient communities.
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Megacities
Megacities are bad from a resilience perspective because they are products of globalization that concentrate specialized industrial populations instead of food-growing self-sufficient communities.
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"...Another issue I want to bring up is the idea of megacities. And, the idea of megacities is any cities that have over 10..."
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"Okay? And, where are most megacities located? Well, they're located in India and in China. There's a problem because India and China both suffer..."
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