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Tianjin Eco-City

By BETSY KROLL Friday, Apr. 24, 2009

Surbana International Consultants
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Located in China and developed with Singapore, this city will utilize waste heat from a nearby power plant and emphasize green modes of transport and water recycling.
tianjinecocity.gov.sg

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