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Online Map Tracks Indiana's Green Infrastructure


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A new online tool shows where green infrastructure exists in Indiana and where it is needed.
Indiana University’s Environment Resilience Institute created the Indiana Green City Mapper. It tracks infrastructure like parks, food gardens, and urban forests.
Sarah Mincey is managing director of ERI. She said green infrastructure can bring sustainable benefits to communities, unlike gray infrastructure things like roads, bridges, and pipelines.
“It’s really easy for those kinds of infrastructure to break down over time, Mincey said. And requires really big investments to rebuild them.”  
But Mincey said ERI plans to study more than just where green infrastructure is they want to find out who’s missing out on its benefits. For example, shade trees that protect people from extreme heat are more likely to be planted in wealthier neighborhoods. ....

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Why Phoenix may be uninhabitable by the end of this century


Why Phoenix may be uninhabitable by the end of this century
Salon
2/1/2021
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Phoenix, Arizona
View of the downtown Phoenix, Arizona city skyline as seen from South Mountain Park ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images
There will come a day when the temperature won t fall below 100 degrees in Phoenix during the nighttime,  Dr. Andrew Ross, a professor of social and cultural analysis at New York University who wrote Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World s Least Sustainable City, told Salon.  That will be a threshold of some kind.
The American Southwest has long been a refuge for those seeking the health benefits of warm, dry air and sunny days. But too much of a good thing is not a good thing  for human health or for the natural ecosystem. Now, the Southwest is facing a reckoning: decades of human development, coupled with rising global temperatures as a result of carbon emissions, means that many majo ....

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