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This is a very interesting initiative, and fills me with hope. Not only better temperatures, but even better air (PM2.5 levels reduced!) But I do wonder, what
by fermuch 3y ago
This is a very interesting initiative, and fills me with hope. Not only better temperatures, but even better air (PM2.5 levels reduced!)
But I do wonder, what about insects? Are there more insects because there are more places for them to live?
- fodmap 3y agoI assume there will be more insects but also more insect predators. I mean, life always finds its way, and usually a balance as well.
- gfarah 3y agoIndeed, there is an abundance of butterflies, bees, and other such creatures amidst the urban area —a surprising sight for a densely populated city. However, it's not to the extent that it becomes bothersome.
- tzumby 3y agoI just checked and the pm2 levels are as bad as they were when I visited pre Covid (50 μg/m^3). I was there for 3 months, in El Poblado neighborhood and the air quality was horrendous, I would never go back. The depression in which the city lays also keeps all the pollution in place for longer.