Inappropriate Infrastructure Can Make Green Spaces Unlivable

The urban matrix is dominated by the built environment that undoubtedly predominates over green infrastructures like domestic gardens, woodlands, tree-lined streets, squares, sports fields, and green corridors. Thus, cities must be seen as a complex system where the interacting gray, green, and blue elements cannot be analyzed individually. Proper handling of these intricate interactions should … Continue reading Inappropriate Infrastructure Can Make Green Spaces Unlivable →

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