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Cement eats the trees. A review of green spaces and their per capita share in Baghdad

Spatial distribution of green spaces in the Iraqi capital is very limited to some areas and not all the citizens can enjoy its well-being, a research study highlighted.

Jummar MediabyJummar Media
May 2, 2024
in (Burning) Forests, Environment, Visual
Cement eats the trees. A review of green spaces and their per capita share in Baghdad
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A study conducted by researchers Safa Mohamme Sajid, Prof. Muntaha Ahmed Mohammed Al-Nuaime, highlighted the decline of green spaces in Baghdad.

The study titled “Spatial distribution of green spaces and their homogeneity with the population and areas of the city of Baghdad on its two sides Karkh and Rusafa – a comparative study”, was published in 2022.

Independent Iraqi platform Jummar outlined the results of the research in a post. UntoldMag translates and republishes from the original Arabic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Jummar is an independent Iraqi media platform that seeks to pave the way for creative and ethical journalism in and about Iraq. Jummar cares about people as well as places, challenging media coverage's common focus on Iraqi capitals and urban centers, like Baghdad, Basra, Erbil and more. Jummar cares about the major issues as well as those that affect Iraqi’s everyday lives.

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