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- - - - Official Language is Malay
    - - Dominate Economy
    - - Ethnic Minority
- - - - Natural growth of the city
      - Need for a car to thrive has increased
      - Enhances idealogy of individualism
      - obesity and other health issues have increased
      - Increased cost of living
      - Pollution rates of increased
      - Image of Sprawl
      - Growth Machine: the sprawl is controlled by government and elite
- - - - Decreased congestion
    - - Tun Razak Exchange
      - Bandar Malaysia
      - Latitude8 in Dang Wangi
      - KL118 and KL Metropolis
    - - Decreases socioeconomic gap (fewer need cars to reach sources of financial stability)
      - Creates unified social mentality through shared experience
- - - - Hulu Langat: region outside of KL
        
        grown from 1/10 the size of KL to approx same size in 30 years
        
        decreased health standards
        
        City for water catchment
        
        developing pollution
        
        water supply issues
      - Sungai Besi: "iron river", industrial suburb with steelworking
        
        pollution and lower health conditions
  - - - leads to increased overall temperatures in the city due to concentrations of heat absorbing materials
        
        Those in poorer areas who have less access to UGS may experience increased health risk
    - - 1 meter below WHO standard
  - - - Private and Public healthcare facilities coexist
- - - - British rule first half 20th cent
        
        significant infrastructure development
        
        Extractive colonial economy
        
        Achieved independence in 1957
- - - - Main cash crops: rubber and palm oil
        
        Extractive colonial economy
      - Agriculture made up 1/3 of Malaysian GDP, but since the globalization of the 1970s, has declined to <1/10th.
        
        Since the 1970s, this decline in agriculture has been compensated with food (primarily rice) supply from Thailand.
  - - - 1 million tonnes of Municipal Solid Waste
      - 58% residential
      - 23% commerical
      - 161,000 tonnes of plastic waste are generated per year