Why do the poorest neighborhoods have barely any nature? Why are green spaces becoming more and more expensive? How much concrete do we have left in the cities? More than 60% of the population in Spanish cities does not have sufficient access to green spaces, despite access to the (translated)
Tetuán, un barrio de Madrid con escasez de zonas verdes y altas temperaturas, enfrenta la presión de renaturalización para mejorar el bienestar de sus 169.500 habitantes, especialmente aquellos en situaciones vulnerables, mientras sufre los efectos de una ola de calor extremo y una creciente turistificación. #OlaDeCalor #Renaturalización #ZonasVerdes
More than 60% of the population in Spanish cities does not have sufficient access to green areas, despite the fact that access to nature is vital for lowering the temperature of the cities and its lack is associated with depression, anxiety, and other diseases. (translated)
