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The floating city would produce its own power and heat using renewable sources like solar, wind, wave and current. The fresh water supply would come from vapor distillation technology, atmospheric water generators and rain harvesting systems, according to Chen, and a closed-loop integrated water reuse systems would eliminate water waste. The cities would also have a system that transports garbage through tubes to a remote station.

On the bottom of the platforms would be a system that harvests seafood like scallops and grow produce year-round, with the goal to feed all the residents.

There would be no high-rises and no cars.
 
The $1 million spent on a HDB flat is better spent on a house in this floating village.
 
Kampung on land is also sustainable.
Houses on stilts to thwart snakes and predators that roam the ground. And avoid floods and solve the problem of drainage as water just flow along the contours when it rains.
Chickens were reared to kill centipedes and small baby snakes.of course the bigger snakes will kill the chickens. A dog will reduce such incidents.
 
Kampung on land is also sustainable.
Houses on stilts to thwart snakes and predators that roam the ground. And avoid floods and solve the problem of drainage as water just flow along the contours when it rains.
Chickens were reared to kill centipedes and small baby snakes.of course the bigger snakes will kill the chickens. A dog will reduce such incidents.
and would pigs reduce m&ds? :unsure:
 
Kampung on land is also sustainable.
Houses on stilts to thwart snakes and predators that roam the ground. And avoid floods and solve the problem of drainage as water just flow along the contours when it rains.
Chickens were reared to kill centipedes and small baby snakes.of course the bigger snakes will kill the chickens. A dog will reduce such incidents.

Uncle, you not aware that snakes can kill dogs?

https://www.nydailynews.com/news/na...nd-pet-siberian-husky-death-article-1.1455254
 
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