Good morning, everyone. Today we're continuing our discussion on urban planning. One key concept is the '15-minute city,' where residents can access most daily necessities within a 15-minute walk or bike ride. Professor Emily Carter, a leading expert, argues that this model reduces car dependency and improves mental health. However, she notes a major challenge: ensuring equitable access for elderly and disabled residents. In her recent study in Melbourne, she found that while most neighborhoods had good access to grocery stores, public parks were often located too far for older adults. Therefore, she suggests prioritizing small, local green spaces over large, centralized ones.
❓ 講義によると、カーター教授がメルボルンで行った研究で見つかった大きな問題は何でしたか？
A. A. 高齢者にとって食料品店へのアクセスは困難だった。
B. B. 公立公園は、高齢の住民にとってはしばしば遠すぎた。
C. C. 自転車レーンは子供にとって安全ではなかった。
D. D. 15分都市モデルは若年成人の間では人気がなかった。
✅ 正确答案
B. Public parks were often too far for older residents.