Hedges reduce pollution at breathing height in shallow street canyons, study confirms
2021-10-14 16:01
An extensive field study into air quality along a road lined with buildings has confirmed that hedges can help mitigate traffic-related pollution up to 1.7m, reducing the pollutants breathed by pedestrians, young children and cyclists.
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