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Climate Change Mitigation in a Tropical City: Santo Domingo, Dominican
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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, faces climate risks from urbanization, population growth, and extreme weather events in a tropical monsoonal context. The city is pursuing greenhouse gas mitigation through investments in mass transit, renewable energy, forestry conservation, and improved water management infrastructure. Initiatives include an expanding metro system, tree planting and GreenBelt projects, and upgraded sewer and catchment systems to reduce flooding and carbon emissions. By integrating urban planning with climate mitigation strategies, Santo Domingo aims to enhance resilience while supporting economic growth and social inclusion.
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