Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In US cities, wealthier neighbourhoods often have far more tree cover than lower-income ones — the result of decades of disinvestment and redlining.
That means cooler streets and cleaner air for some, and more concrete and heat for others.
Trees are climate infrastructure. Every neighbourhood deserves them.
Source: The New York Times
In US cities, wealthier neighbourhoods often have far more tree cover than lower-income ones — the result of decades of disinvestment and redlining.
That means cooler streets and cleaner air for some, and more concrete and heat for others.
Trees are climate infrastructure. Every neighbourhood deserves them.
Source: The New York Times
