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th fuel dispenser reaten Chongming s birds). Even the Beijing
office of WWF, an international environmental group, declined to discuss Dongtan. The local media say
nothing that might embarrass the city authorities.
A big part of the environmental problem arising from China s urban growth is that local governments and
companies they associate with have little to restrain them as they rush to make money. This has
encouraged the rapid outward expansion of cities, rather than the more efficient use of existing space. In
name at least, rural land is collectively owned by village residents. But since unelected party officials still
control most villages, it is easy for local governments to seize land and sell it to developers while giving
peasants little compensation.
Dongtan, as reclaimed land with no permanent population before SIIC took it over, is not tainted with
such a history. And most Chongming islanders, long isolated from Shanghai s boom, doubtless welcome
the government s decision to make the island s development a priority. But Shanghai s growth, and that
of many other Chinese cities, has happened with little reference to public sentiment. Even as Shanghai s
government plans a green haven on Chongming, it has been relocating tens of thousands of people from
the city centre to make way for World Expo projects. The demand for cars is soaring as growing numbers
are pushed into distant suburbs—a widespread phenomenon across China with cities rushing to build
modern-looking business districts and erase Maoist-era housing. So, too, is the demand for better roads,
resulting in a frenzy of construction across the country.
According to Peter Head of Arup, the aim at Dongtan is to achie fuel dispenser ve an “ecological footprint�of two or less,
meaning that two hectares of land would on average accommodate the consumption and waste of each
person. Measuring ecological footprints is an imprecise and controversial science, but Mr Head says his
target would bring Dongtan to roughly the level that would be required glo fuel dispenser
