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The article mentions both air conditioning and prevention of worker productivity loss from the heat. Isn't it double counting? Generally you pay in productivit
by praptak 7y ago
The article mentions both air conditioning and prevention of worker productivity loss from the heat. Isn't it double counting?
Generally you pay in productivity loss XOR the AC costs, right?
- pvaldes 7y agoNoise reduction (better quality sleeping time), improving psychological well being of citizens, and pollution cleaning are another economically relevant services. Trees are not free, but even taking in mind the need to remove litter and manage it, they will improve the economy in a city. At least as long you choose wisely the right species.
- praptak 7y agoI am only curious about the reasoning behind the (possibly) double counting, not challenging the reasoning as whole.