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Urban greenery plays a surprising role in greenhouse gas emissions
Scientists at NASA, Duke University, and Columbia University conducted novel research to show that improved air quality and a greener environment result from a reduction in fossil fuel emissions, which is known to have health implications for humans (Brennan, 2020). According to the study, cutting global emissions in half over the next 50 years would avert 4.5 million premature deaths, 1.4 million hospitalizations and ER visits, 300 million missed workdays, 1.7 million cases of dementia, and 440 million tons of agricultural losses in the United States. The researchers suggested that carbon emission reduction will certainly help in the prevention of climate damage and also improve green space.