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Balancing the demands

United Nations data indicates that by 2050, an additional 2.5 billion people will be living in cities across the globe.

Balancing social, environmental and economic demands will determine quality of life in these cities and whether they thrive as places where people want to live and work

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Naeem Farooqi
Global Technical Director of Zero-Emission Mobility
Peter Hall
Global Director – Sustainable & Resilient Infrastructure
Jay Martin
Transportation Sector Lead
Kristina Hysler
Environmental Science Permitting and Compliance GTEN Leader
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