Natural Environment. The more trees, plants, green roofs, vertical gardens, grasslands, and untilled soils there are within a city’s borders, the more greenhouse gases will be removed from the atmosphere. The articles and reports included here will help you to bring this about. “The Living City: Weaving Nature Back into the Urban Fabric” www.e360.yale.edu 6/23/22. “How to Grow an Urban Forest” www.c40knowledgehub.org . “Urban Forest Strategy” (in Melbourne, Australia) www.melbourne.vic.gov.au . “Urban Greening: Six Cities Making Room for Nature” www.bbcearth.com (The cities mentioned are Liverpool, Curitiba, Singapore, Izmir, Seoul, and The High Line in New York City.) “Vertical Gardens and Green Roofs of Colombia” www.tropicalcommons.co “The Role of the Landscape Architect in the Fight Against Climate Change” www.ucsdclimatereview.org . “Bosco Verticale” www.designbuild-network.com . “Guide to Living Terrace Roofs and Green Roofs” www.c40knowledgehub.org “Growing Green Guide: A Guide to Green Roofs, Walls and Facades in Melbourne and Victoria, Australia” www.202020vision.com
