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    Shanghai faces several urban problems as its population grows, including overcrowding, traffic congestion, pollution, and rising costs of living. To address these issues, Shanghai plans to limit its population to 25 million people by restricting new hukous, or household registration permits, as well as investing in improved public transportation networks and sewage systems. However, controlling urban sprawl and minimizing environmental damage will remain ongoing challenges for sustainable development in Shanghai.

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    Shanghai faces several urban problems as its population grows, including overcrowding, traffic congestion, pollution, and rising costs of living. To address these issues, Shanghai plans to limit its population to 25 million people by restricting new hukous, or household registration permits, as well as investing in improved public transportation networks and sewage systems. However, controlling urban sprawl and minimizing environmental damage will remain ongoing challenges for sustainable development in Shanghai.

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