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That doesn't sound like that much, especially in less-dense cities and if you count "embedded" forests/parks. Looking at local newspaper articles suggests Pragu
by dvdkon 3y ago
That doesn't sound like that much, especially in less-dense cities and if you count "embedded" forests/parks. Looking at local newspaper articles suggests Prague has possibly more than that, but mostly in forests, not on streets. I don't know enough to say if/how much that would help with air quality.
- wouldbecouldbe 3y agoI live in a city with trees, an adult tree normally takes up the space of a big block, you can have maybe 20-30 on a space where 400 live if you cover the street. Most likely plants can be more a efficient way. Probably everything fast growing is more oxygen converting, and co2 storing