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Tokyo 4. Shanghai 5. New York 6. Calcutta 7. Bombay 8.

Beijing 9. Los Angeles 10. Jakarta 25.6 22.1 19.0 17.0 16.8 15.7 15.4 14.0 13.9 13.7 creasing share of the gross domestic product. "People want jobs and higher incomes," Steer said. "It just seems to be a fact of modernization." The growth is accompanied by the health hazard of urban pollution unclean water and air, inadequate sanitation, drainage and solid-waste disposal and poor industrial waste management.

Only 40 percent of urban homes in developed nations are connected to sewers, the study said, and more than 90 percent of wastewater is discharged without treatment. This year, the bank lent $1.4 billion to fund a "brown agenda" that seeks solutions to environmental problems affecting cities. "Protecting the rain forest is important because it will preserve natural resources for the next generation, but cleaning up cities will help hundreds of millions of people right now," said World Bank President Lewis BY SONYA ROSS Associated Press Washington The world's big cities are growing by a million people a week and will hold more than half the Earth's population within a decade, according to a World Bank report issued Monday. The report came as urban leaders gathered in Washington to find ways to improve outstripped health services before environmental risks worsen, "We could be overwhelmed," said Andrew Steer, director of the World Hank's environment department. The study found urban populations growing by 3.8 percent a year, and projected that by 2020, 3.6 billion people will inhabit urban areas, with about three billion will remain in rural In 1990, there were 1.4 billion people living in the world's urban areas, compared with about 2.7 billion In rural areas.

"In simple terms, the urban tion is growing at a rate of one million million people; 13 of them, the study said, will be in Asia. Most of this growth is from within, rather than from large-scale migration from rural areas, the study said. But, Steer added, significant migration has occurred as cities account for an in Please join us for a special look at fall featuring the collections of Ellen Tracy, Ralph Lauren, and Eileen Fisher. Fall fashions will be informally modeled and designer representatives will be available to assist with your selections. You can also register to win $250 toward a purchase from our participating designers Detroit tfm J)rrso I Til KNIGHT A Knight Ridaer newspaper 1 pie per week, as 11 anotner iew Orleans grew from scratch every days," the study.

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