Federico Gutiérrez
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Medellín's green corridors, how a Colombian city is addressing urban heat by planting trees
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This is encouraging and truly the benefits are more to its citizens and inhabitants
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8 w
This is a great result and it really shows that regreening cities is one of the most effective solutions
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@marine_stephan A better way to create sustainable urban living.
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Wow! Less heat, less pollution, more biodiversity and more bikes. This sounds like an obvious gameplan for cities around the world.
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This is exciting such a great thing from colombia every cities should learn from colombia
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A 2°C drop in just 3 years, that's incredible. Love to see cycling on the rise too! This is exactly the kind of green infrastructure we need #CitiesForTheFuture
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The beauty of the city should be envied by other states and encourage them to do even better.This will reduce urban heat in a major way.
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A great initiative to combat urban heat and also add beauty to the city, other cities should learn from Colombia
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@elizbeth_gathigia Other nations should take note of this.
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Wow, when I read about this first I was wondering, why are more cities not doing this? I realise now that the commitment required by both the leadership and the people to take care of these trees and to nurture them takes a lot of effort and not many people are willing to do so. This is lovable from Medellin
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It's heartening to see marginalized communities actively participating and benefiting from this green revolution.
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@princess_nel_268 This has to put a smile on the face of anyone who cares about the planet, to see the landscape of a city change for the better due to efforts of the masses is exceptional.
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@princess_nel_268 It is crucial to equip the workforce with the necessary skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving green economy.
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Medellín's initiative of creating green corridors to combat urban heat by planting trees showcases a proactive approach to urban sustainability. By integrating nature into the city landscape, Medellín not only addresses environmental challenges but also enhances the quality of life for its residents. Other countries should follow their footsteps.
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Colombia is a leader! Great achievement.. .