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Where the Roads Should Go: Avoiding Environmental Catastrophe
It has been estimated that more than 15 million miles of road will be build by 2050, and this construction may inflict lasting, if not permanent, harm to global ecosystems. Now experts have drawn up a "global roadmap" showing planners where and how new roads should be built to avoid the worst of this damage.
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