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Urban Greening

By ACS Distance Education on September 28, 2026 in Built Environment, Education & Horticulture | comments

Cities are becoming smaller. Urban areas are becoming denser. As this happens more attention needs to be paid to the plants growing in those areas. Without plants pollutants are not filtered from the air, the build up of heat is not offset, and oxygen levels are reduced. These and other factors make urban greening critical, and from that we are seeing a rapidly developing new area of horticulture.

 
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