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Cape Town’s Environmental Breakthrough: A New Era of Urban Growth and Conservation

by Aiden Abrahams
July 22, 2025

Cape Town has created a clear boundary called the Urban Development Edge to guide where the city can grow without harming nature. This smart plan helps the city grow while protecting important lands like wetlands and farms. It also makes building new homes and roads faster and easier, as long as sensitive areas stay safe. By working together with many people, Cape Town is leading the way in balancing urban growth with caring for the environment. This new approach invites everyone to help shape a city that grows smartly and stays beautiful.

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