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Eco-City and Nature : Eco Concepts of Green Environment (Vol.2)

1. Eco-City Pictures : City and Shine, Blue sky and Green Leaves

Wallpaper Resolutions : **1024768 | 1280800 | 12801024 | 1440900 | 16001200 | 16801050 | 1920*1200 |** 7 Different Resolutions

Releted Wallpapers:

| Eco Concepts of Environment and Nature 40pics |
| Eco-City (Vol.1) - Eco Concepts of Future City, 49 pics|
| Eco-City (Vol.2) - Eco Concepts of Urban forestation, 47 pics |

What is an Eco-City?
An Eco-City is an ecologically healthy city. Eco-Cities are places where people can live healthier and economically productive lives while reducing their impact on the environment. They work to harmonize existing policies, regional realities, and economic and business markets with their natural resources and environmental assets. Eco-Cities strive to engage all citizens in collaborative and transparent decision making, while being mindful of social equity concerns.

Eco-city development integrates vision, citizen initiative, public administration, ecologically efficient industry, people's needs and aspirations, harmonious culture, and landscapes where nature, agriculture and the built environment are functionally integrated in a healthy way.

Requirements of an Eco-City
Ecological Security
Clean air, and safe, reliable water supplies, food, healthy housing and workplaces, municipal services and protection against disasters for all people.

Ecological Sanitation
Efficient, cost-effective eco-engineering for treating and recycling human excreta, gray water, and all wastes.

Ecological Industrial Metabolism
Resource conservation and environmental protection through industrial transition, emphasizing materials re-use, life-cycle production, renewable energy, efficient transportation, and meeting human needs.

Ecoscape (ecological-landscape) Integrity
Arrange built structures, open spaces such as parks and plazas, connectors such as streets and bridges, and natural features such as waterways and ridgelines, to maximize biodiversity and maximize accessibility of the city for all citizens while conserving energy and resources and alleviating such problems as automobile accidents, air pollution, hydrological deterioration, heat island effects and global warming.