How does the technical design of Dubai Islands solve the "stagnant water" and "choke point" issues of legacy projects?

The full explanation

Dubai Islands is an evolved "blueprint of the palm" that fixes the technical flaws of earlier offshore developments. While the original Palm Jumeirah faced water circulation issues, Dubai Islands utilizes a "bay-like structure" specifically designed to facilitate better water flow, ensuring cleaner beaches and weeding out the problem of stagnant water. Furthermore, whereas the original Palm represents a significant "choke point" with only one entry and exit, Dubai Islands features three distinct entries to facilitate a smooth flow of traffic. This technical DNA directly enhances the quality of life and long-term livability of the archipelago. By prioritizing these infrastructure improvements, the master developer ensures that the destination can sustainably accommodate the projected 7.8 million residents and 30 million tourists envisioned by 2040.