Planting more trees in cities could have saved 1.1 million lives in two decades, study suggests
Planting more trees in cities could have saved 1.1 million lives in two decades, study suggests
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A study from Monash University reveals that increasing urban vegetation by 30% could have prevented over one third of global heat-related deaths from 2000 to 2019, potentially saving 1.16 million lives. The research highlights the cooling effects of greenery on temperatures and its role in mitigating heat-related mortality, emphasizing the importance of preserving and expanding green spaces in cities.
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