sustainable Urban Living – Measures including the use of renewable resources, energy efficiency and use of public transport to ensure minimal damage to the environment

Sustainability = meeting current needs without damaging the ability to meet future needs

Urban = relating to the city

So, one example of sustainable urban living is:

Use public transport because it uses fewer resources for the same number of people.

Other examples include:

As an example, Copenhagen in Denmark is often ranked as one of the greenest cities on the planet.

Among many innovations, it has created an energy-efficient district heating system that connects to nearly every household.

It has a highly integrated transport system and is building what’s known as super cycle highways, which have led to 45% of the city’s residents commuting by bike every day.

The city set a goal to become carbon neutral by 2025.