That is what Chris Baranuik, a reporter with the BBC, wrote in his article reposted by the Environmental Health Sciences at Newsroom EHS
As summarized in the article:
- Cities worldwide are removing unnecessary concrete and asphalt, allowing natural elements to reclaim urban spaces.
- Depaving efforts enhance water absorption, reduce flooding, support wildlife, and improve urban mental health.
- The practice is increasingly seen as essential for climate adaptation, with some cities integrating it into official urban planning.
Can you imagine Ogunquit removing concrete to let green grow?
Let us know what you think by emailing us at hi@sustainabilityogunquit.org
