I agree to a point. But you can’t make Phoenix have a 70° day when it’s 100° outside.
But you can decrease massive stroads and add more trees and local grasses. Make walkability more comfortable with more shade. Accessible clean water. Walkable cities where commutes are shorter. Etc.
But that’s also the problem Phoenix was hoping to solve when they declined interstate highway expansion post war. They didn’t want to demolish large swaths of town to build them so they just kept widening the grid of roads they did have, in order to accommodate their ever expanding population
I agree to a point. But you can’t make Phoenix have a 70° day when it’s 100° outside.
But you can decrease massive stroads and add more trees and local grasses. Make walkability more comfortable with more shade. Accessible clean water. Walkable cities where commutes are shorter. Etc.
But that’s also the problem Phoenix was hoping to solve when they declined interstate highway expansion post war. They didn’t want to demolish large swaths of town to build them so they just kept widening the grid of roads they did have, in order to accommodate their ever expanding population
Issue, do they have watet for the unatural tree in that area?
Depends on the tree, of course.