Less than 15% of Europe’s urban population has adequate access to green spaces, according to a study published on 9 April, which highlights major inequalities linked to climate and the level of wealth in cities.
According to this study carried out by the European Commission and the University of Copenhagen, only 13.5% of the inhabitants of 862 European cities live according to the ‘3-30-300’ principle. These green urban planning guidelines recommend having three trees in sight from...