Transit is best for the environment when it helps to concentrate people in dense urban cores.
Compare the finale of "Smiley's People," the dense and compulsive sequel published in 1979, and televised, again with Guinness, in 1982.
Photograph: Ross Hoddinott/PA 9.05am BST People watch dense black smoke and flames billow from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, early Wednesday.
All my life," V. S. Naipaul writes in the introduction to "A Writer's People," his dense, dry, frustrating new memoir, "I have had to think about ways of looking and how they alter the configuration of the world".
"Indonesia, given the number of people, the dense location, the persistence and frequency of natural disasters here, had taken some steps already in creating systems that might have long-range potential that involved community engagement, and real democratic input and leadership at every level, to ensure that they would in fact be ready," Dr. Soetoro-Ng said.
Detected communities are supposed to represent meaningful aggregations of people where dense or intense social exchanges take place among members [48].
"And for you people too dense to understand this one very important thing.
There's every reason to expect that the health consequences of climate change will affect millions of people in dense urban areas.
But young people see dense cities with rail transit as cool, desirable, and fun and the suburbs as stifling and conformist, which is the polar opposite of older generations who feared cities and viewed them as dangerous and subways and light rail as second rate transit.
The station is full of people, with a dense crowd waiting on the platform.
