Definition of ecotown in English:

ecotown

noun ˈiːkəʊtaʊn

A new town designed to facilitate a lifestyle that has as little impact on the environment as possible.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is also championing the creation of eco-towns and aims to push through a Climate Change bill.
- New eco-towns, consisting of 5,000-10,000 homes, would have strong public transport links to nearby setlements.
- The Government could make millions of pounds from eco-towns while watering down their green credentials, the Telegraph has revealed.
- The Daily Telegraph has also learned that the planned housing density for the eco-towns in some places is equivalent to an inner city.
- They really, really did want an eco-town in Cambois, where the post office, shop and pub have successively gone.
- Should we make existing towns and cities greener and abandon eco-towns?
- What is the point of eco-towns?
- It looks as if the government will wait until the spring before announcing formally that only one or two proposed eco-towns are viable.
- Not content with eco-towns and Duchy Originals, the Prince of Wales is involved in a new business: tending graves.
- Now, he has said that both Labour's eco-towns and other urban areas should be adapted to improve people's health.
- Are eco-towns an important first step as part of a long term strategy to tackle global warming?
- In essence, eco-towns are a brilliant idea, and one that we should embrace.
- James Woudhuysen warned of the dangers of Brownfield Brutalism and urged friendly bombs to fall on Brown's eco-towns.
- The government's plans to build eco-towns have turned out to be so many Potemkin villages.
- Last month ministers unveiled a shortlist of 15 sites across England that will eventually be whittled down to 10 eco-towns.
- The eco-towns are described as larger versions of Prince Charles ' Poundbury estate in Dorset.
- Riba was very keen to help with these eco-towns and to ensure that good design followed good planning, he emphasised.
- The Co-operative Group is bidding to build an eco-town called Pennbury on land it owns between Stoughton and Great Glen in Leicester.
- Flint wants between 30 % and 40 % of houses in her eco-towns to be for the poor.
- The report argues that demand for housing should be met by regenerating existing villages and towns rather than by eco-towns.

单词	ecotown
释义	Definition of ecotown in English: ecotown noun ˈiːkəʊtaʊn A new town designed to facilitate a lifestyle that has as little impact on the environment as possible. Example sentencesExamples He is also championing the creation of eco-towns and aims to push through a Climate Change bill. New eco-towns, consisting of 5,000-10,000 homes, would have strong public transport links to nearby setlements. The Government could make millions of pounds from eco-towns while watering down their green credentials, the Telegraph has revealed. The Daily Telegraph has also learned that the planned housing density for the eco-towns in some places is equivalent to an inner city. They really, really did want an eco-town in Cambois, where the post office, shop and pub have successively gone. Should we make existing towns and cities greener and abandon eco-towns? What is the point of eco-towns? It looks as if the government will wait until the spring before announcing formally that only one or two proposed eco-towns are viable. Not content with eco-towns and Duchy Originals, the Prince of Wales is involved in a new business: tending graves. Now, he has said that both Labour's eco-towns and other urban areas should be adapted to improve people's health. Are eco-towns an important first step as part of a long term strategy to tackle global warming? In essence, eco-towns are a brilliant idea, and one that we should embrace. James Woudhuysen warned of the dangers of Brownfield Brutalism and urged friendly bombs to fall on Brown's eco-towns. The government's plans to build eco-towns have turned out to be so many Potemkin villages. Last month ministers unveiled a shortlist of 15 sites across England that will eventually be whittled down to 10 eco-towns. The eco-towns are described as larger versions of Prince Charles ' Poundbury estate in Dorset. Riba was very keen to help with these eco-towns and to ensure that good design followed good planning, he emphasised. The Co-operative Group is bidding to build an eco-town called Pennbury on land it owns between Stoughton and Great Glen in Leicester. Flint wants between 30 % and 40 % of houses in her eco-towns to be for the poor. The report argues that demand for housing should be met by regenerating existing villages and towns rather than by eco-towns.
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