human infrastructure

Can you give more context? Is it used in a text about corporations?

Hi Barbara,

Thank you for your reply.



The context is as follows:

Urban planners will contribute their knowledge on ways to transform human infrastructure and the built environment so that they enjoy a high quality of life while keeping ecological demand within the available resource budget.

Ugh. I consider this to be quite overwrought.

I can only guess that it means "how people build their communities."

I have no idea what "the built environment" means either, nor what the writer meant by "ecological demand."

I'm always puzzled when people think writing this way makes them sound more educated. The goal of writing something is to communicate meaning. The wr

Thank you Barbara,

It helps. :-)

I completely agree with you. It's too hard to understand what the writer wants to say.

Regards,

He's just putting together big words, the author.

But next time come up with the context upfront, please.