The Atlantic has a new
article about how important and how endangered urban trees are. Here's a taste:
And yet Cambridge is not protecting our canopy, much less expanding it, especially in places where the non-wealthy live.
We will soon be launching a search for a new City Manager and talking about whether we should make changes in our city charter. Two commercial upzonings in East Cambridge and one in Alewife, totalling well over a million square feet, are currently on the
table. Next November we'll be voting for City Councillors and School Committee members. Maybe the trees need to be an important part of all of these decisions.
Heather Hoffman
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