Re:A Decade of Urban Transformation, Seen from Above
by icebraining on Tuesday December 31, 2019 @02:46PM
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> much less biodiversity, more pollution
There's not more pollution, it just seems so because it's more concentrated. The pollution per capita in major US cities is quite a bit lower than the US average.
Similarly, there's plenty of biodiversity in the spaces that people are leaving free by spreading less.
There's not more pollution, it just seems so because it's more concentrated. The pollution per capita in major US cities is quite a bit lower than the US average.
Similarly, there's plenty of biodiversity in the spaces that people are leaving free by spreading less.