Living Green - Episode 130 - Neutral City of the Future

Mazda City is envisioned as a carbon-zero, waste-free urban area where residents and commuters can enjoy high-quality living with minimal environmental impact. The city aims to accommodate 50,000 residents and 1,500 businesses, and will host the world's first graduate university focused on renewable energy. It seeks to achieve significant energy reductions and set a benchmark for future city developments worldwide.

What is the primary environmental goal of Mazda City?

• To increase urban population density

• To become a carbon-neutral and waste-free city

• To develop new transportation systems

• To expand industrial areas

How many residents is Mazda City designed to accommodate?

• 25,000 residents

• 100,000 residents

• 10,000 residents

• 50,000 residents

What unique educational institution will Mazda City host?

• A college for environmental law

• A technical school for sustainable architecture

• A university for urban planning

• A graduate university for renewable energy

What is one of the key achievements Mazda City aims to reach?

• Largest number of skyscrapers

• Most diverse cultural community

• Unprecedented levels of energy reductions

• Highest population growth

How will Mazda City influence future urban development?

• By focusing on luxury housing

• By setting a standard for energy-efficient city planning

• By promoting traditional construction methods

• By increasing the number of cars on the road