The Conspiracy Of The 15 Minute Cities😱

The Conspiracy Of The 15 Minute Cities
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In the United States, cities including Ann Arbor, Mich., and Cleveland are putting a spin on the concept of 15 minute cities. The 15-minute city is an urban planning concept that, as its name suggests, aims to create communities where people can access key amenities by travelling no more than 15 minutes on foot or by bike. As of march 2023 There are already 16 cities worldwide that have implemented the 15-minute city concept or similar ideas. those who are trying to implement this is concerned about combating climate change.
Lowering the emission, pollution and to become much more greener are the concerns of creating 15 minute cities.
Can 15 minute cities work in the US properly? Lately this topic is getting a lot of pushback due to the conspiracy of the 15 minute cities. Some think it is a way to keep the masses self contained by limiting our ability to travel and go places via vehicles. With more and more restriction comes into play regarding traveling. These 15 minute cities will start serving it purpose. The 15-minute city scheme is designed to have your amenities within walking distance and we are talking about medical, food supply, schooling just to name a few. But what if you have to travel outside your city to another grocery store or to go to work how about schooling. As of now everything is all over the place. As i have mentioned there are 15 minuet cities already in effect in other countries but when if fully get up and running in the US it's going to be some trouble.