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7000 sq km is 1.7M acres. So about 10 people per acre. By the same density, Factor e Farm would need to have only 300 people to achieve the same density. And the question is - can 100% sustainability happen at the scale of Factor e Farm to match the population density of NYC, but in a completely ethical and healthy way? | 7000 sq km is 1.7M acres. So about 10 people per acre. By the same density, Factor e Farm would need to have only 300 people to achieve the same density. And the question is - can 100% sustainability happen at the scale of Factor e Farm to match the population density of NYC, but in a completely ethical and healthy way? | ||
But, if we take NYC proper - from a [[List of USA Cities]] | But, if we take NYC proper - from a [[List of USA Cities]] - 8 M people per 300 sq miles. | ||
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http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-area-125.html
Take even the largest cities.
NYC metro area at 18M and 7000 sq km. That is still only 6 people per acre. But note this is not just Manhattan, but a much larger area that includes beaches and parks.
7000 sq km is 1.7M acres. So about 10 people per acre. By the same density, Factor e Farm would need to have only 300 people to achieve the same density. And the question is - can 100% sustainability happen at the scale of Factor e Farm to match the population density of NYC, but in a completely ethical and healthy way?
But, if we take NYC proper - from a List of USA Cities - 8 M people per 300 sq miles.