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Some 90% of the global population will live in cities by 2080, urbanist Greg Clark says

News RoomBy News RoomApril 23, 2025
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Summary of Episode: ‘Urbanization and Its Future’ from My Wildest Prediction

This episode from the podcast series ‘My Wildest Prediction’ delves into the escalating trend of urbanization, which is expected to dominate the global landscape in the coming decades. The series is explored by Tom Goodwin and Greg Clark, who share insights into the future of cities, highlighting both the challenges and the opportunities.

The content begins by introducing the concept of urbanization, emphasizing that around 4.4 billion people, almost half of the global population, now live in urban areas. This rise is anticipated to continue, creating significant questions abouthabitation, navigation, and access to clean air and energy. The host, Greg Clark, builds on this by sharing his predictions, which include the idea of a ‘numerical peak’ at 10 billion by 2080, with 90% of the global population living in urban areas.

Clark’s thoughts on population growth highlight the need for resilient and sustainable cities that can adapt to these changes, a theme changed throughout the episode.

The discussion shifts to the challenges of urbanism, such as inequalities and environmental issues like pollution, which Clark laments but suggests could emerge more naturally.

Clark also advocates for innovative solutions across sectors, including food, housing, and transportation, noting the progress made in areas like low-emission vehicles and shared mobility.

In addressing housing and inequality, Clark discusses the need for a more balanced approach, moving away from development as aSubtitle to a society where housing becomes a tool for servitude rather than a basic requirement.

Finally, Clark delves into integrating nature into urban design, leading to the concept of ‘organic cities,’ which Clark argues have significant implications for sustainability and resilience.

Conclusion

In summary, ‘My Wildest Prediction’ through Greg Clark’s expert insights provides a forward-looking view of urbanization, highlighting both the challenges and the potential for sustaining a sustainable future. The series not only informs but also inspires listeners to think critically about the future of cities and human existence in an increasingly urbanized world.

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