When geographers study a city's capacity, they study its ability to provide resources, services and work for its residents. a. carrying b. urban c. government d. informal

B. urban

When we talk about a city's urban capacity, we refer to its ability to provide enough services, resources and work for its residents. It also refers to the city's ability to change in the face of new pressures, such as a rise in population. Understanding the urban capacity of our cities is important in order to ensure we can meet the needs of people and communities, as well as those of future generations.

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