Benefits Of Green Spaces

Benefits of green spaces
In industrial areas or urban areas with high traffic density, good wooded area reduces pollution by 10% and 20% a year (a large tree can absorb up to 200 kg of pollutantsper year.
Through photosynthesis, plants capture the pollution of the atmosphere or dissolved in water. These sinks are considered vegetations on the banks of highways, parks, avenues and so on.Improve the climate of the city, increasing humidity and decreasing temperature.
Due to evaporate or transpire water through their leaves (up to 450 liters per day / tree)

This is very important insummer, cushioning the effect of "heat island" or the accumulation of hot air about the buildings that makes temperatures rise and the elimination of air pollutants.
Noise deadening effect screen.Decrease the discomfort associated noise. A belt of 50 trees can reduce noise up to 50%.
Green spaces also contribute to improving the health of people and give comfort. Physical and mental health bypreventing diseases such as causing a sedentary lifestyle. Generational integration assistance, help to promote psychological well-being, reduce violent activities keeping minds occupied in wholesomeactivities.

The physical and psychological equilibrium of citizens, often affected by the urban environment.
Trade and social relations, especially of young people in the gardens and recreationalareas.
The economic activities and agricultural forestry and horticulture.
Natural heritage conservation, protection of wildlife and erosion control.
Likewise, the conservation of ecosystems.
Therelationship between nature and the built environment structures the identity of the city. A target value as is the per capita green area should be relativized according to the situation of green spacesand their distribution in the city, its relationship with the built environment and use public parks, private gardens, recreational areas, forests, agricultural land, Etc.
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