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The bleak landscape widens
If only the clouds darken. This is no autumn, this is the end for
the city's neglected trees. The more sincere tree wardens have
reason to worry. On the one hand, the available avenue trees are
under threat from a host of predators such as hoarding
contractors, road engineers, and pro-vehicle city planners.
Meanwhile, it remains to be seen what approach the present
Government takes to avenue trees, and whether there will be a new
set of tree wardens. One of those appointed tree warden in the
earlier regime, Exnora International, has been taking up the
cause of the city's greenery in faraway cities in the United
States. Its founder, Mr.M.B. Nirmal, has been busy forming
friendly units in America, with the hope that they will help keep
the city's green alive.
What sets apart the city's greenery from global metros ? Travel
anywhere from down under Australia to up there New York, trees
are provided their living space by the urban planners. That means
a circle of life around, and not death by concrete. Those who are
concerned, are eager to make this one of the planks for the
Mayoral poll, hoping to see a green candidate running for the
job.
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