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“ Austriacki tygodnik "Profil" napisał wprost: dwie wielkie firmy zrozumiały, że świat przesiądzie się na LED, a wcześniej przez lata wydały miliardy na rozwijanie technologii świetlówkowych. Próbując ograniczać straty, przeforsowały w Brukseli prawo, które wymusi zmianę żarówek na świetlówki. W ten sposób odzyskają część środków, zanim technologiczna rewolucja nastąpi sama. Jak w starym dowcipie - ilu trzeba milicjantów, żeby wymienić żarówkę? Okazuje się, że w Brukseli wystarczy kilku lobbystów. ”— http://wiadomosci.gazeta.pl/Wiadomosci/1,97659,7037290,Wszystko_jasne.html
Kowloon used to be one of the areas of Hong Kong city. By the end of 1970s Walled City began to grow. Square buildings folded up into one another as thousands of modifications were made, virtually none by architects or engineers, until the entire City became monolithic. Labyrinthine corridors ran through the City, some former streets (at the ground level, and often clogged up with refuse), and some running through upper floors, through and between buildings. The streets were illuminated by fluorescent lights, as sunlight rarely reached the lower levels. There were only two rules for construction: electricity had to be provided to avoid fire, and the buildings could be no more than fourteen stories high, because of the nearby airport. Eight municipal pipes provided water to the entire structure (although more could have come from wells).
By the early 1980s, Kowloon Walled City had an estimated population of 35,000. The City was notorious for its excess of brothels, casinos, opium dens, cocaine parlours, food courts serving dog meat, and secret factories.
In 1984 the Walled city was demolished and its inhabitants resettleed. At that time, it had 50,000 inhabitants on 26 000 m² (31 000 sq. yards), and therefore a very high population density of 1,923,077/km², making it one of the most densely populated urban areas on Earth.
After the demolition, a park was built in its place with construction starting in May 1994.
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