High rise buildings are destroying the greenery / myLot

India

July 1, 2016 1:50am CST

In my city greenery is killing by the high rise buildings and nowadays it becoming normal thing for us. Because of this we are missing natural beauties, we are missing trees and day by day weather are changing and rain fall are becoming less. We are facing tremendous heat and humid weather in compare to earlier days. Nobody is paying attention on plantation and if this situation continues, one day we will face more critical condition to live. Do you face same kind of situation in your city? Note: photo is my own property

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Macarrosel

@Macarrosel (7498)

• Philippines

1 Jul 16

Nowadays, some cities tried to plant trees and build nature within the heart of the city to minimize pollution, climate change and global warming. I hope other cities will do that too.

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dbherald

@dbherald (491)

• India

1 Jul 16

Let's hope for the best.

Cristy

@magallon (19279)

• Philippines

1 Jul 16

These high rise buildings are proofs that a country is developing. It is also the same with us here. Anywhere you look, anywhere you go, you can see high rise buildings. And I think this could not be stopped.

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dbherald

@dbherald (491)

• India

1 Jul 16

Yeah, its the reality. I am not against the development but my point is we should also think about plantation also.

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Cristy

@magallon (19279)

• Philippines

1 Jul 16

@dbherald That's right. Owners of these high rise buildings should also a lot some space to be planted with trees. Like an orchard maybe or a park with flowers and trees.

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Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

1 Jul 16

We have lost a lot of greenery over the years, but we still have tons.

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dbherald

@dbherald (491)

• India

2 Jul 16

Great. thank you.

ingrid

@ridingbet (66854)

• Philippines

2 Jul 16

there is pollution inthe cities in contrast to fresh air in the rural areas

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dbherald

@dbherald (491)

• India

2 Jul 16

Absolutely, so that rural areas are evergreen.

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Sandralu

@Sandralu (14)

• Ningbo, China

1 Jul 16

Yes, we have heavy fog and haze nowadays and people are told to stay inside the house not go outside. But how can we stay inside all the time. We have to work....

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dbherald

@dbherald (491)

• India

1 Jul 16

Oh, is it?