Dallas INSANE City of The Future in 2030!
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DALLAS' INSANE CITY OF THE FUTURE IN 2030!
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Dallas has had many iterations since its inception. Initially a trading center that was incorporated a few years before the Republic of Texas was annexed by the United States of America, the city steadily grew into one of the wealthiest and innovative areas in the state of Texas. Be it as leader in the cotton trade business towards the end of the 19th century, or as the center of America’s petroleum market following the discovery of oil in the 1930’s or even as a major manufacturing center for automobile vehicles and war-crafts during World War II, Dallas has always been a vibrant and productive community that eventually grew into one of the largest and most populous cities in the country.
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I moved to Dallas as a kid and always admired the continuous growth and development like it never stops. It’s clearly paying off as now everyone is moving there. A great city everyone should visit it’s nothing like you think 👏🏽
I go to a dallas school that focuses on the future of dallas, and how to build a more sustainable transportation system. This video helped out alot, I apreciate the work yall do
Transportation currently sucks. The train system is extremely limited, and almost nothing goes East to west.
Thanks for sharing this information. Do you mind sharing the name of the school?
@@Milo.Benjamin I assume it is University of Texas at Dallas- I did this project last year.
It’s probably utd as it’s an engineering school.
Currently, in Dallas 2022, there is Random "Mad Max" like Crime and unsolved Murders portends a Dystiopian Dallas by 2030.
I'm from Dallas...and I remember the iconic buildings from the 60's and 70's...Like the Republic Bank Building...With a a rocket ship on top...And the Magnolia Building...With the Mobil Red Pegasus spinning on top...The Southland Life Building...Thanksgiving square tower...H.L. Green's...and Reunion Tower...This was Dallas before much bigger buildings took over and clouded the historic skyline...
Back in the year 2000, most countries had 2020 as a milestone year when great developments would be achieved. As it turned out, nothing much changed apart from the greatest lockdown in modern life.
Nuclear reactors don’t produce carbon bro. That’s steam. I’m not saying that nuclear waste is better.
I agree.
Maybe he's a fake environmentalist. The best for the US to reduce emissions is to heavily invest in nuclear and public transportation. Along with building mid to high density housing in cities. Nuclear is good.
I agree we need to consider switching to nuclear as a back bone to the energy grid, and thus offset coal. Use Solar and wind where it makes the most sense to do. And ensure improvements to building insulation and enclosures to minimize energy losses.
@@sergiogutierrez7521 and I agree.
So,
-No plans to lower the amount of cars in the city, and to make it bikeable and walkable.
-No plans to build affordable housing close by and reduce sprawl.
-No plans to put smaller commercial centers in the city.
-No plans to move to renewables for energy.
-No plans to reduce the amount of dark impermeable surfaces with vegetation.
Just slap the buzz word "green" on buildings and business as usual.
There are plans for all this, look for yourself don’t listen to a TH-cam video
your renewable energy is a scam
I love my city. Been here all my life.
DFW is over 7 million people. It's very crowded now. The traffic and commute can be an hour going just 10 miles. It's going to get worse.
car dependency's a bitch
This is why mass transit infrastructure is ESSENTIAL to proper sustainable growth in the coming decades.
Becoming car dependent has been an absolute nightmare for the existing traffic and pollution issues in the city. Investing in mass transit allows those massive freeways to be less crowded and handle a larger population in the future.
Dallas is also starting to build parts of the city over existing freeways, i.e. Klyde Warren Park, more deck parks on the I-30 corridor, and a huge chunk of the new multi-billion dollar Convention Center will be built on top of the entrance into the Mixmaster.
A lot of new initiatives in mass transit would only bolster the effect of these improvements. DART has a great future plan to interconnect the existing light rail lines together in a similar wagon wheel pattern to the interstate system. It just needs further investment to achieve these plans.
This is what happens when you allow city planners to smoke crack on the job. I’m from Dallas :(
For sure
Wassup DTown
Cool. Moving out of Dallas next year lol I’d like to see other states
My City 💯💪🏽💪🏽🔥🔥
Please do Houston by 2030 or 40 please great video
Can you please do a video of San Antonio, TX by 2030?
Currently, in Dallas 2022, there is Random "Mad Max" like Crime and unsolved Murders portends a Dystiopian Dallas by 2030.
No lie bro. I try to stay away from Dallas now it’s Rachel, dangerous, stupid traffic , ugly people 😂 I stay up north frisco area now
@@Miketoomanyhobbies ugly people?💀😂😂😂 Looks better than half American cities. Gtfoh
@@Miketoomanyhobbies Frisco is Dallas
@@rosefynn9308 yes but it’s Collin county. Way better than ratchet ass Dallas
@@Miketoomanyhobbies the blue democrat influence will creep into the suburbs, you've been warned
Can you do one on Austin?
Cool
is there water ?
2030? People are not going to be happy with that giant carbon eating fireball-hurricane that encircles the earth every month.
So in 7 years you think Dallas will be destroyed Huh?
@@JayBelafonte what it sounds like is this hurricane that’s on fire is somehow gonna eat all the carbon up…. I think it’s a good thing?!
I don’t know what he’s talking
Currently, in Dallas 2022, there is Random "Mad Max" like Crime and unsolved Murders portends a Dystiopian Dallas by 2030.
@@JayBelafonte Currently, in Dallas 2022, there is Random "Mad Max" like Crime and unsolved Murders portends a Dystiopian Dallas by 2030.
It’s weird rn it has a horrible energetic crisis though it’s been better but let’s wait till winter
Dallas is a city you're better off never having the chance to appreciate its full potential
Slowing turning into California. Everything is becoming congested and prices are going through the roof.
Dallas is a great city
Wasnt the Robocop and RoboCop 2 shot in Dallas and Houston
We posing the with our cars
Awful
Hollywood needs to come to Texas
Prosper
On the day of my birth the world recieved one of the most beautiful gifts...
we run texas
It will be very difficult to live by 2030. We are in rapid & irreversible climate change.
Either way rather u be here or not the world will still be here.
I agree. It will be hard to live.
Texas has a-lot of oil and gas companies
The cotton in the field
How about the football team that's there?
The stadium is in arlington not dallas
Dallas Cowboys.
@@omar9987 I agrre. Yes.
Who cares?? You just had to find a way to bring up my Cowboys.. 😂😆 #cowboysnation
stay mad
It's the year 2023
nah 2030 is when the new patch notes hit none of this will matter
Dallas' Downtown looks the same since the 80's. seriously I see 1 or 2 high rise buildings added. but not much development Downtown.
Lol this has to be one of the most ignorant comments I’ve seen in a minute. Congratulations
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I kind of get the concepts but really though ?it will not make a difference as long as the rest of the world is not following suit ..all they will do is loose car dealerships and businesses who aren’t willing to comply if this is true..but for now this is all talk and should stay that way unless many other states and countries are doing the same it’s going to take a lot more to make a difference with the air pollution than that and will be a waste of time if everyone else is still doing their same routine
We are having serious issues here in Dallas! We can't tell who is male and who is female anymore.
lol if freedom of expression is really an issue for you then you don't have to stay. Maybe Saudi Arabia or Mississippi would be more your type...
@@BenriBea why freedom isn't the issue at all! Why the other day a feller asked me..."I as a trans lesbian , married a bisexual... Dose this make us a BLT? " I looked a him and said buddy your just full of baloney.
please don’t tell me dallas is like this
Property Taxes…..no thanks 😂
I couldn't get out of that hell hole of concrete, car exhaust and pretentious people fast enough. City. of the future? LOL.
Could be worse. Could've been in Philadelphia.
Well said
Pretentious? Yeah okay I know you clearly haven’t been here😂
@Lorey Taylor I'm from there, he's correct
Someone saying that something is pretentious is likely pretentious themselves.
Dallas will look exactly the same in 2030 as it does today
😂😂😂
Naw more buildings and traffic
what is this video lmfao
Fam we inda ghettoo tho haha 😅
Video info. was semi credible, up to the point where he mentioned Joe Biden acknowledges this city effort etc.
We need to figure out an effective and efficient way to send our waste to the sun. That would be the safest option to get rid of waste without piling it up in our landfills and possibly polluting our environment
why does it have to be safe? just let that shit burn
You watch way to much TV.
The only thing that pollutes is chemicals that arnt natural to the earth, metals don't pollute,, they dissolve into the ground and form back into metal after decades or remain rusted dirt.
@@andymurto9879 it’s definitely a possible solution within the next 50 or so years
Traffic and pollution and taxes and racism will be high and wealthy hahah
Racism? When the City is predominantly Black and Hispanic?
Laughing my ass off, I genuinely can’t tell if this was a super based, ironic video about car dependency or if you actually just care that little about critically assessing bullshit “environmental” initiatives from feckless city governments.
Sadly this won't happen.....
Lol. This is b.s.
nah, we still dealing with economic racism.
How's that? Asians have the highest average income in America, not Whites. Blacks who immigrated from Nigeria also have a higher income than the average White person. It's not racial, it's cultural, duh...
@@imdbtruth I never said the country, I said the city dumass, it's very visible about who they care about. The areas where minorities stay are the areas that arnt even cared for by the city, they're are streets with big ass potholes in it and some of them are so bad that they ruin your suspension and bend your rims. Meanwhile other places look like a future Era
Always blame it on racism 😂 you bum
@@imdbtruth I sense nepotism and fraud amongst those immigrants
Stop blaming others for your failures.
They’re not gonna do anything 💀 they haven’t even finished Irving lmfao
All this and they still won’t be able to win a super bowl
Dallas is terrible. If you're into sprawl, big ass freeways, lack of pedestrian friendly areas, and big box retail you might like it.
Literally every city in North America tho
@@BenriBea Pretty much but Dallas takes the cake.
No chicago is terrible high taxes bad weather crime bad roads city is broke people leave this city everyyear. Illinois is the worst state jobs are terrible schools are falling apart. Chicago has alot Crime
Dallas is good
I spoke to some folks at the airport at they told me it's an endless drive to get anywhere in Dallas and not walkable at all. I was disappointed to hear that.
These are some of the least ambitious climate change measures I've ever heard of. Sure do this, but stop building so much fucking sprawl. Invest in public transit, improve walkability, bikeability, and stop building so many parking lots. Make nice outdoor spaces that people actually want to be in by planting trees to provide shade during the hot summer months. And for the love of god don't build another fucking strip mall. Dallas is an armpit.
ridiculous gobbledygook video that repeats and repeats itself instead of showing future skyscrapers.
Dallas is an armpit. Outrageously expensive, crime ridden, horrible traffic, poor public transportation, no affordable rentals and a gridlocked, embattled city council. If you make a six figure income it might be ok otherwise dreadful. BTW downtown Dallas is a place Dallas natives who don’t work there avoid like the plague. The energy conservation thing is nice but that would be the only good thing.
From the perspective of a person who's been in poverty, I couldn't disagree more. Arguably one of the greatest big cities in the U.S
You just sound butt hurry. How about you just stop talking 💀😂 because everything you said is false
I recently moved to Dallas from Seattle. The expense, petty crime, traffic and public transportation problems pale in comparison to Seattle. Dallas is a fine city. All major cities have battle these things.
@@CJL36 yes and major cities will end up like seattle, new york city, and los angeles
Yeah chicago has some of that stuff to
Why so much woke garbage
Another “climate change” propaganda video
Houston is better
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Garbage
Hell no to many Xconvicts running free .They give out bonds like water 🤣🤣🤣and yall next door to Louisiana .Hell no that's why the crime rate high .
You wish it was😂
even if it is who cares
Climate change? Give me a break