Utilizing a design made from hexagonal floating platforms, a consortium from the United Nations unveiled a design that they say could solve problems related to climate change by housing up to 10,000 residents while providing autonomous fresh water, shelter, and heat. What do you think?
![Travis Meadows • Dandruff Consultant](/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/ammv1fz3zecipfff7uox.jpg)
“And the poor can probably make their own is
Travis Meadows • Dandruff Consultant
![Lacie Navarro • Nalgene Saleswoman](/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/aydvnionbawoqiyyilvp.jpg)
“I guess it makes sense that floating hexagonal cities are now the most realistic method we have of fighting climate change.”
Lacie Navarro • Nalgene Saleswoman
![Kevin Huber • Systems Analyst](/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/bvmd4j8vzx73kfspujnz.jpg)
“Finally, a viable living solution for all 10,000 of us.”
Kevin Huber • Systems Analyst