Health Care Descriptive Memo

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Welcome to Novus Roma, a futuristic city on western coast of Italy. Located in the middle of Italy, we have a wet climate. We have lots of humidity and long summers. This climate is favorable for us because the long summers give our almost independent solar panel energy system time to collect energy and use energy during the summer. We have a large amount of hills and river valleys that are perfect for growing food. Along with that in our region, our geography includes small mountain ranges and along coast with lots of beaches.
Our geography is perfect for farming where we try to raise as much organic and local food as possible. Also, the beaches in our region attract tourists. As our Climate and Geography make a great setting for a futuristic …show more content…
We have biodome and plexiglass structures underwater. From healthcare that is free to veterans who cannot afford it, to clear solar panel windows, and scrubbers that help to clean all of our smokestacks and many other things. We Even have self-driven cars and downloadable brain information. We have a simple healthcare system. Citizens can choose between buying health care or not. People who serve the community, such as our military, police, fire, and hospital workers can choose too but there is a catch. If they want health care but cannot afford it, they may submit an application to receive free health care. We also have clear solar panel windows to provide energy to our city along with wind power and other clean energy sources like geothermal and nuclear. We Another feature we now have in scrubbers. These help clean the toxic air coming out of a smokestack so that we can burn garbage. We also have a biodome and underwater sections where People can go. These underwater sections are made of plexi-glass and are strong enough to support many …show more content…
(atlntc) a lot of our trash that we create is organic waste, similar to the 2.6 trillion pounds of trash in the world today because of extra food in the field that is not used or rots.. We also create a lot of plastic and packaging trash because we make plastic containers for the food that we grow in our fertile land. (wear) How trash is collected from homes and small businesses We collect trash every weekly from every business and house who wants it. People must submit a request for garbage pickup which is done for free. They must separate it into garbage and recyclables before we pick it up. We actually do not need to separate trash, since we burn it and use the ash in cement. However, we use glass detectors to separate the glass from the rest of the recyclables where we use that with the ash cement so we can literally make houses out of recycled materials and trash. Making cement out of trash helps our city because it gives a use for the trash and lowers the amount of money that needs to be spend of building houses. Making cement out of trash helps our city because it gives a use for the trash and lowers the amount of money that needs to be spend of building houses. We also have a citywide zero waste program similar to Ohio state universities one, which involves having more that 90 percent of trash going to conveniently placed compost and recycling bins around the city. Using ashes
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