June 16, 2014 — By 2050, seven out of every 10 people on Earth will be an urban dweller. What the cities of the future look like depends largely on decisions we make today.

Present and future city climates were then used to “twin” the most similar metropolises. Pairing cities in this way is a clever idea. But such like-for-like comparisons are just too simplistic.

Journey through an incredible vision of 2050, where technology and innovation merge to create advanced healthcare, sustainable cities, and extraordinary new ways of living. The future is closer ...

A recent study has suggested that, by 2050, some of California's biggest cities could be at greater risk from floods than from wildfires. Why It Matters ...

Met Council looks to Twin Cities future in 2050 Leaders of the regional planning agency, the Metropolitan Council, are examining what the Twin Cities will look like in the next thirty years.

The future of our world is urban. By 2050, more than two-thirds of the world’s population will reside in cities 1. This significant demographic shift presents both a challenge and an opportunity ...

The United Nations (UN) expects the world to gain 2.2 billion new urban residents by 2050, increasing mostly in Africa and Asia. How the cities of the future are governed and developed will affect ...

Take a closer look using the interactive map here. In Texas, projections show cities on the state’s southern coastline have the highest risk of being underwater by 2050.

Sea levels are rising faster than expected in coastal cities in the US, largely due to land sinking as a result of the extraction of underground water and fossil fuels. That means, by 2050, up to ...

An AI-generated image of Bengaluru in 2050 showcases futuristic transport modes like suburban railways and drone pods. It highlights urban planning elements.  ...