NewzA recent study identifies the Circunscripción 3 of the National District in the Dominican Republic as the area with the lowest quantity and quality of tree coverage. This lack of vegetation is directly linked to the region experiencing the highest temperatures within the district.
In contrast, the study highlights that the Circunscripción 2 possesses the most favorable arboreal coverage. The findings underscore the correlation between urban vegetation levels and local temperature variations across the district's different demarcations.
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