Cities investing in a “green vision” have made enormous gains in improving the quality of the environment and therefore the quality of life of their citizens. Montpellier has adopted such a vision, following the fundamental yet simple rule that eliminating or reducing the area of natural and agricultural land can no longer be regarded as the best path for urban development.
Montpellier, green city / Francoise Besse; Michela Conigliaro; Bertille Fages; Michelle Gauthier; Gilles Mille; FABIO SALBITANO; GIOVANNI SANESI. - In: UNASYLVA. - ISSN 0041-6436. - STAMPA. - 65:(2014), pp. 23-28.
Montpellier, green city
SALBITANO, FABIO;
2014
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Cities investing in a “green vision” have made enormous gains in improving the quality of the environment and therefore the quality of life of their citizens. Montpellier has adopted such a vision, following the fundamental yet simple rule that eliminating or reducing the area of natural and agricultural land can no longer be regarded as the best path for urban development.
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