Planting for the Future

Let's join hands together and take an action to maintain and improve our Mother Nature.

Planting for the future Modelling could also help urban planners to reduce air pollution when they’re designing new spaces in our cities and towns. Although much of tree planting is common sense, according to Kieron: ‘If you’ve got trees on both sides of the street and the canopies grow up and touch each other, then logic tells you there’s a blanketing effect there trapping pollution in. The Trees and Design Action Group does include some basic advice for tree planting in its guidance for building and planning professionals. For instance, mixing up surfaces of different heights creates more air turbulence, which helps to disperse air pollutants. However, getting the best from new trees when it comes to air quality means spending time looking at specific aspects of the urban environment in the intended location, such as wind speed and building heights. (https://edu.rsc.org/feature/how-do-trees-clean-our-air/4010864.article) To the youth of our nation hand in hands for together we can make a change. Our future is in our hands. Our actions today will ultimately affect the state of the Earth in the coming years. Acts like planting native trees help in mitigating problems of the environment.To let the future generation see the beauty of nature, humans ought to take care of the environment.We should unite, join hands, and take little but steady steps to maintain and improve the state of the Earth.

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