15-Minute Cities

Handicapped, elderly, pregnant women, women with multiple children especially toddlers, sick or injured people; all of these groups of people often can't walk for 15 minutes, and they certainly cannot carry multiple packages or larger items that far. A 15-Minute neighborhood, without transportation in a fifteen minute radius, would pen most people up in their homes, in their house, apartment, room—whatever they have, without access to a normal life.

See these elite dummies for more absurdity, "With cities key to climate action, could a new concept of urban living help us reach the Paris Agreement targets?": https://unfccc.int/blog/the-15-minute-city?gclid=CjwKCAiAzp6eBhByEiwA_gGq5HTcj8qEkpiHvh5BX1iI4OYO3TRhgkfgKmZcOEM1gt7hTCfZTbdMMxoCk8EQAvD_BwE

The 15-Minute City, United Nations, Climate Change 02-26-21

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