NewzA recent study identifies the third constituency of the National District in the Dominican Republic as the area with the lowest quantity and quality of urban trees. This lack of vegetation is directly linked to higher temperatures recorded within the sector compared to other parts of the city.
In contrast, the study highlights the second constituency of the National District as having the most robust tree coverage. The findings underscore a significant disparity in environmental conditions across the capital's administrative divisions.
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