Listen "Shade, Air, and Life: The Rise of Urban Microforests"
Episode Synopsis
In this episode, we examine urban microforests—densely planted native trees using the Miyawaki method that reduce urban heat islands by 10–15°F, improve air quality, decrease noise, and boost community health. These small forests aren’t a universal solution, but they provide a quick, scalable way to add shade and biodiversity to underserved neighborhoods. The health benefits and improved quality of life are significant for city residents living nearby.
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