Green streets can cut pollution, says study – BBC News

by on July 18, 2012


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Green streets can cut pollution, says study
BBC News
The creation of "green walls" in urban areas could cut pollution by up to 30%, scientists have suggested. UK researchers say more trees and other vegetation at street level would clean air in areas that are normally exposed to higher pollution levels
'Significant' air quality benefits from green wallsAirQualityNews
Green plants reduce pollution on city streets up to eight times more than Canada Free Press
Scientists: Green walls lead to cleaner citiesBusiness Green

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