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U.S. urban green spaces grew 12% in five years, driven by local funding and community efforts, improving air quality and satisfaction, though access remains unequal.
A new study released today by Yale University researchers reveals that urban green spaces in major U.S. cities have expanded by 12% over the past five years, with the most significant growth in mid-sized metropolitan areas.
The findings, based on satellite imagery and city planning data, suggest that increased local funding and community-led initiatives are driving the trend.
Researchers note that the expansion correlates with improved air quality and higher resident satisfaction but caution that equitable access remains a challenge in some neighborhoods.
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Los espacios verdes urbanos estadounidenses crecieron un 12% en cinco años, impulsados por la financiación local y los esfuerzos de la comunidad, mejorando la calidad del aire y la satisfacción, aunque el acceso sigue siendo desigual.