Environment
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Study Claims that Urban Greening May Help Reduce the Impacts of Global Heating
According to a study, urban greening can lessen the effects of global warming in urban areas. According to the research of 2,000 towns, de-paving, rainwater gardens, and tree planting can help lessen the consequences of climate catastrophe.
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