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Tree inequality is rampant in cities, and its killing low-income people and people of color
The vast majority of lower-income urban neighborhoods across the U.S. have fewer trees per capita than higher-income neighborhoods, an inequity that contributes to higher temperatures, poor health outcomes and, in some cases, premature death.
academictimes.com
I wonder if they realize how many people are laughing at their absurd inability to formulate anything resembling a coherent thought.
It's like they have no clue why highly urbanized areas would have fewer trees. "Hey, let's demolish a few low income housing buildings to plant a forest, because "equity".
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