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Rivers are well known for being dynamic systems that change over time. River systems naturally shift in their horizontal and vertical configurations, often becoming deeper and wider. This process can accelerate with changes in the river catchment resulting from climate, deforestation or development. Dynamic systems are resistant to design interventions.
Two years after launching the award-winning Cool Streets project in Sydney’s Blacktown, Libby Gallagher remains a staunch advocate for the role that street trees play in mitigating the impacts of climate change and making better cities. This article is part of Foreground’s The Street special series FG: Let’s go back to the beginning. What drove you to become such a strong advocate for street trees, and streets more generally?
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