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Planting trees, planting hope: an analysis of the role of urban forestry in addressing environmental inequality in Cape Town
The presence of trees in urban spaces has been identified as providing numerous environmental, psychosocial, and economic benefits. However, rather than being an equally distributed resource which all city residents share, tree cover in Cape Town, South Africa tends to be a marker of environmental i...
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Department of Social Development
2015
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