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Green Spaces: Saving Graces in a Barren City
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How close is your nearest park? This is a question that tends to become quite important when you’re living in a city. Whether going to the park or visiting a garden, most people need to see some greenery in their daily lives. It gives us a sense of relaxation and connection to nature that’s impactful to us and our environment. New York especially can give you that want for trees and plants, but there are many green spaces that people might not realize are all around them. Some of these places tend to be locked behind the gates of the rich or at the cost of a ticket, other spaces are just unknown to the public eye. Finding and creating these spaces for the public is important, especially when discussing our mental health or New York's struggle with climate change. Not only do green spaces help keep us grounded, they allow for an impact on so many of the city's problems. From collecting massive rainfall to giving us a place to relax, these spaces help us while also helping our environment. All of these topics are important to cover when talking about green spaces in New York. Looking at the accessibility and environmental impact will give us an insight into how they can impact the future of green spaces in the city.
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James Corner Field Operations, High Line. constructed 2006- ; Section 1 opened to the public June 2009, Image: August 2010. Artstor, library.artstor.org/asset/ASAHARAIG\_1113125378
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The High Line. NY 10011
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James Corner Field Operations, High Line. constructed 2006- ; Section 1 opened to the public June 2009, Image: August 2010. Artstor, library.artstor.org/asset/ASAHARAIG\_1113125379
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