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sure, and we could go a few steps further because trees tolerate but are not fond of asphalt, concrete, gum, oil of parking lots. We could reduce the dependance
by 11235813213455 4y ago
sure, and we could go a few steps further because trees tolerate but are not fond of asphalt, concrete, gum, oil of parking lots. We could reduce the dependance to cars, cars take up to 26% of the space in cities, and more in pollution (25-45% of pollution), most of if isn't even from exhaust, it's from tires and dust put back in the air, they participate a lot in the heat islands phenomenon. Let's turn to small and light vehicles, designed for cities
- datavirtue 4y agoI agree. I was looking at parking lots and realized the surface areas of the vehicles multiply the size of the heat island effect. I estimated that a typical vehicle increases the surface area by 1.5-2 times the surface it covers.